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When Los Angeles hosted the 1984 Olympic Games, few stories were more satisfying for the hometown crowd than Paul Gonzales’ triumph in boxing. The oldest of eight children raised by a single mother in a Boyle Heights housing project, the 20-year-old light flyweight beat gang violence, poverty and...

When Los Angeles hosted the 1984 Olympic Games, few stories were more satisfying for the hometown crowd than Paul Gonzales’ triumph in boxing. The oldest of eight children raised by a single mother in a Boyle Heights housing project, the 20-year-old light flyweight beat gang violence, poverty and...

The Lakers waived Andrew Bogut on Saturday, four days before his contract would have been guaranteed. Bogut was originally signed to a partially guaranteed deal on Sept. 19.

Orange County sheriff’s investigators continued searching Saturday for a 19-year-old college student who was home visiting on winter break when he failed to return to his parents’ Lake Forest residence Tuesday night, authorities said.

The Lakers’ skid continued Friday night in the second of a five-game homestand.

Just last month, there was a stretch in which the Philadelphia 76ers went 1-9 and the optimism faded faster than the Sixers in transition.

San Diego paid $278,000 for overtime, supplies and services for city police assigned to patrol the area where workers from six companies labored to build prototypes for President Trump’s promised border wall last fall.

Donald Trump has this much in common with Barack Obama: Both presidents’ first years spawned books that chronicled crises. Obama’s crisis, however, was inherited. Trump’s has been largely self-made.

California is in the midst of a dangerous flu season. Here is some key information, including tips to stay healthy, from national, state and local health agencies:

The boat left Redondo Beach’s King Harbor early Friday morning under conditions so perfect, I couldn’t think of one good reason to ever go back to the office.

President Trump declared himself a “very stable genius” on Saturday, pushing back against questions about his mental fitness published in a new book.

According to the experts we spoke to, overarching themes of maximalism, flexibility, self-care, 1970s and '80s redux and educated consumerism will shape our homes and influence our daily lives in the months to come.

It’s the middle of Hanukkah when we talk, but beloved violinist and music icon Itzhak Perlman is working.

A look at what’s trending in the NBA:

Heckuva Houston homecoming

If there was nothing more to Gerald Green’s trek that being a journeyman who is almost 32 getting to play in his hometown, the storyline would be inspiring enough.

But all of the element of Green’s life and all the needs of Houston’s...

The authors are strong advocates of growing your own, in particular because today's marijuana offerings are a lot more diverse than THC-heavy bud that boomers bought to get high in the '60s.

We’re already a week into the new year.

How are those resolutions going?

If you’re like most of us, you’ve already missed a day or two at the gym, even though you vowed to go every day. And you’ve eaten a doughnut or three, even though you swore off sugar.

It doesn’t matter, though, because you’re...

Welcome to the first weekend of 2018. It’s a good time to reflect on both the year we’ve had and the year ahead, in terms of what’s on your plate, in your kitchen and of course, if you’re a sports fan, on the football field. (That would be the Coliseum, where the Rams are playing tonight. Who’d...

The photographer's "Japanscapes" at Gallery Luisotti doesn't idealize pristine wilderness or demonize humans for hurting the natural world. Instead, the show finds reflection and wonder in places where man and earth intersect.

For book lovers and politics fiends, 2018 has gotten off to a bang with the early publication of “Fire and Fury: Inside the Trump White House” by Michael Wolff. Welcome to the new year! I’m Carolyn Kellogg with this week’s books newsletter.

In some corners of the online gaming world, Tyler Rai Barriss was a notorious figure.

For more than 16 years in her Sunday Los Angeles Times column, Donie Vanitzian helped frazzled homeowners navigate the minefield that can be living within a homeowners association.

New on Blu-ray

“It” (Warner Bros. DVD/Blu-ray combo, $35.99; 4K, $44.95; also available on VOD)

Although Stephen King’s 1986 bestseller, “It,” had been previously adapted into a well-received 1990 TV miniseries, various Hollywood filmmakers still spent nearly a decade looking for a way to translate...

Actor, race car driver and recent “Dancing With the Stars” contestant Frankie Muniz has sold his home in Phoenix for $3.2 million.

Arguments, fights and meltdowns have been a part of commercial airline service for decades, but airborne conflicts have become viral internet sensations in the last few years, now that nearly every flier is armed with a smartphone and access to social media.