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Illuminating the late Philip Seymour Hoffman's longtime struggle with addiction, Mimi O'Donnell, his partner and mother of his three children, opened up about their relationship in a heartbreaking new essay for Vogue.O'Donnell also wrote about the triggers that led to Hoffman's relapse after two...

Cory Iverson, the firefighter who was killed while battling the Thomas fire, died of burns and smoke inhalation, the Ventura County Medical Examiner Office said Saturday.

In a stunning move that reset the Dodgers’ luxury-tax payroll and temporarily reunited them with one of their finest players in recent memory, the team reacquired outfielder Matt Kemp from Atlanta in exchange for first baseman Adrian Gonzalez, pitcher Brandon McCarthy, pitcher Scott Kazmir and...

One of the hallmarks of this NFL season is the number of marquee players sidelined with significant injuries, among them Aaron Rodgers, Odell Beckham Jr., Richard Sherman, J.J. Watt, and now leading most valuable player candidate Carson Wentz.

Lindsey Vonn powered down a shortened course to win a World Cup super-G race in Val D'Isere, France, on Saturday and clinch her first victory of the season.

New evacuation orders were issued in Santa Barbara County on Saturday morning as the Thomas fire took aim at the hills above Montecito, with some wind gusts reported up to 65 mph.

Five things we learned during the Clippers’ 100-91 loss to the Washington Wizards on Friday:

Authorities say the ex-wife of former NBA player Lorenzen Wright has been charged with first-degree murder in his death more than seven years ago.

21st Century Fox on Saturday sought to tamp down a growing furor over Chairman Rupert Murdoch’s comments that downplayed the magnitude of the sexual harassment scandal that has roiled Fox News for the past 18 months.

Allegations rolled in one by one, nominations got awards season rolling for real, a classic movie franchise premiered its latest installment and a bullied kid went celebrity-viral, with mixed results. Here’s all that news and more from this week in entertainment.

Atlanta United prepared for its first MLS season in 2017 by hiring a well-known former World Cup coach in Gerardo “Tata” Martino, signing a pair of exciting Latin American players in Hector Villalba and Miguel Almiron to designated-player contracts, then surrounding them with experienced veterans...

She doesn’t need an alarm clock, Carolyn Cherry says. Her brain is programmed, by years of routine, to sound an internal alarm just before 3 a.m.

An aggressive forechecking team with a premier goalie and a penchant for dominating third periods?

After scoring a mere two goals in their last three games — all losses to archrival Canada — members of the U.S women’s national team can’t fool themselves into thinking their level of play is good enough to win an Olympic gold medal at Pyeongchang two months from now.

Question: I have been working for the same company and under the same manager for almost a decade. I have also been going to school part time to earn a professional certification. My manager's boss recently promoted me because of my experience and my education. I am still under my current manager,...

In a season of giving, there’s one thing no one wants to share.

Namely, his or her drink at the holiday soiree.

Luckily, helping a houseful of your nearest and dearest keep track of their beer, wine and cocktails is a good problem to have and an easy one to solve.

Individualized drink charms and...

I’d finally decided to give Tinder a try. It wasn’t my first time on the app, but it was the first serious attempt. This time, I was fully over all exes and ready for a relationship. About a week in, I fell in love at first swipe.

As we draw to the close of another year — and another holiday season — it’s time to think about what’s been on our plates, as well as what’s going on them in the next few days. Which means that our restaurant critic has considered his favorite dishes of the year, as well as his current list of...

Greetings and salutations! I’m Carolyn Kellogg, Books editor of the L.A. Times with this week’s books newsletter.

Complain all you want about the mind-numbing traffic congestion you must navigate to get to Los Angeles International Airport, but at least the parking rates are modest.

Spotters are in place. Hillsides have been scrubbed of as much flammable vegetation as possible. And now it’s time to see whether it was all enough to stop the deadly Thomas fire from wreaking additional havoc.