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Monsieur Mayonnaise Director Trevor Graham hopscotches around the globe following fellow director and raconteur Philippe Mora as Mora ferrets out the facts about his parents and their daring deeds in WWII Europe in this 2016 documentary. The film, replete with Mora’s original comic book art, ultimately...

A triple shooting that may have started as a bar fight left three men injured in South El Monte early Friday morning, authorities said.

If you were to consult a real estate agent or a paint manufacturer about the appropriate colors for a home’s exterior, the reply would skew heavily to the light, neutral, inoffensive wedge of the color wheel.

The U.S. economy generated 313,000 jobs in February.

The unemployment rate remained at 4.1%.

The stock market's near decade-long climb upward since the depths of the Great Recession turns nine years old Friday. On March 9, 2009, the S&P 500 hit a cycle low of 676.53, and now is up more than 300...

Good morning, and welcome to the Essential California newsletter. It’s Friday, March 9, and here’s what’s happening across California:

In approaching “Deception,” the new magician-meets-criminal-investigation action drama debuting Sunday on ABC. it’s probably best if you keep your mind somewhere akin to where it goes as you approach a Vegas magic show.

Trapped in the rigid structure of diamonds formed deep in the Earth’s crust, scientists have discovered a form of water ice that was not previously known to occur naturally on our planet.

President Trump and North Korean ruler Kim Jong Un have stopped trading insults and started preparing to meet.

In the continuing low-fares festival, you can fly round trip from LAX to New Delhi for $613, including all taxes and fares, on China Southern Airlines.

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The term “Northeast Los Angeles” has come to encompass almost every neighborhood from Vermont Avenue to the Arroyo Seco and north of Sunset Boulevard, but one of the only neighborhoods with a bona fide historical (not to mention geographically accurate) claim to the designation is Montecito Heights.

As Congress is in the throes of an immigration debate where expansion of a border fence is front and center, the desert enclave of Jacumba, which underwent transformation when a fence was erected in the mid-1990s, offers a glimpse of what communities may face as the border fence marches east.

Ginette Rondeau says she wants the city to help the homeless people who live near her Olvera Street store, looking for food and sleeping on the sidewalks.

It’s a dreary weekend afternoon in midwinter, just three weeks after Drakeo the Ruler swapped the county blues of downtown’s Men’s Central Jail for stacks of blue-striped Benjamin Franklins.

In the weekend’s top European soccer action, Napoli seeks to hold its lead in Italy, Barcelona – and Lionel Messi – seek to hold our interest in Spain while in Germany a tight pack seeks some breathing room beneath Bayern Munich’s shadow.

On 1st Street in Santa Ana — not far from where authorities recently cleared a tent encampment along the Santa Ana River near Angel Stadium — developer Caleb Roope wants to build nearly 1,000 apartments that will be affordable for low-income seniors and families.

Every four years voters hear that these midterm elections will be the most consequential in a generation. They usually greet the claim with healthy skepticism. But this time around it’s perfectly true.

The summer I turned 11, I accompanied my mother to Sri Lanka, where she was born. For her, this was no pleasure trip. It had a specific purpose, to get my father’s mother a visa so that she could join us in the United States. The process was long and complicated.

The prospect of self-driving robot cars has often seemed like a futurist’s dream, years away from materializing in the real world. Well, the future is apparently now. Actually, next month.

Next week marks the 10th anniversary of the run on Bear Stearns, the investment bank that collapsed under the weight of toxic subprime mortgages. Although JPMorgan Chase snapped up Bear Stearns for pennies on the dollar, this maneuver failed to stop the bleeding from the mortgage meltdown, leading...

To the editor: In negotiating with North Korea, the United States should only give “talk” for “talk.” We should reciprocate with action only when Pyongyang takes verifiable steps in ending its nuclear ambition. (“Real hope for peace in North Korea, or just a chimera?,” editorial, March 7)

To the editor: Jennifer Rothman grossly mischaracterizes my lawsuit and my position in her March 1 op-ed article, “What does Olivia de Havilland have against Allison Janney?” I feel it is important to correct the record.

To the editor: Medicine has made progress in increasing gender parity, but the fact remains that there continues to be nearly double the number of male physicians as there are female physicians across the country. (“Male doctors are disappearing from gynecology. Not everybody is thrilled about...

New Zealanders call their seat of power the Beehive, a sparkle of Kiwi humor for a spiraling concrete building that looks exactly as it sounds. On the ninth floor, the country’s leader greets visitors in an unassuming office with posters of women in wartime and a view of the Wellington harbor.