Новости за 17.03.2018

The music (and film and tech and everything else) at South by Southwest almost always looks to the future. Emerging acts and novel sounds and panels try to make sense of a music industry turned inside-out.

Two vehicles containing three bodies were removed from the wreckage of a collapsed pedestrian bridge in Miami on Saturday as authorities continued to remove debris in attempt to extract at least four other cars still trapped since the span fell two days earlier.

No player has appeared in more MLS games than Landon Donovan. No one has scored more goals, registered more assists or won more championships either.

As she addressed the crowd during the walkout at her Idaho high school, Kylee Denny faced heckles and name-calling from a group of students carrying American flags, she said. The counterprotesters included many familiar faces, including her boyfriend’s stepbrother.

The Ducks secured a second consecutive victory over a struggling club, the Detroit Red Wings, with a 4-2 win Friday. The Ducks received contributions from each line, a welcome sight for coach Randy Carlyle, and something they'll need if they want to qualify for the playoffs.

Earlier this month, President Trump ducked into the White House press room to tease a “major announcement” about North Korea, the totalitarian state whose rapid development as a nuclear nation shocked the international community last year.

Fifteen seasons into LeBron James’ career, there is piqued interest about where he is headed next season but a staid reaction for where he is this season.

The New York Jets shook up the NFL draft on Saturday by soaring three spots to No. 3 overall in a stunning swap with the Indianapolis Colts.

Overall champions Mikaela Shiffrin and Marcel Hirscher dominated the penultimate World Cup races of the season on Saturday.

The Clippers dropped to 10th place in the Western Conference with a 121-113 loss to the fourth-place Thunder on Friday night in Oklahoma City.

The future of hundreds of homeless people recently removed from the Santa Ana River trail in Orange County and temporarily housed in area motels will be the focus of a federal judge's hearing Saturday in Santa Ana.

The play opened with the convict.

“You’re gonna have to bear with me,” he said, seated on a stool in a darkened room, bathed in a lone shaft of light.

“I don’t do this too much,” he continued. “I mean, talk to people. Regular people. You know … free people.”

The character, a young Latino male,...

It’s sunset at John Wayne Airport, and pilot Robert Lange has his eyes trained on the sky for the birds about to take flight.

Two California sheriff’s deputies are being investigated on allegations of stealing money from a 75-year-old woman with dementia, listing her home for sale and putting her on a plane to the Philippines without telling her relatives there she was on her way.

Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers working out of the San Diego field office arrested 115 people over a large, three-day operation that ended Thursday, officials said.

A 27-year-old man suffered fatal injuries Saturday morning as the result of a “punching game'' inside a bar in the Gas Lamp neighborhood of San Diego, police said.

Garden Grove police were working Friday to determine what caused the deaths of four people — including two children — whose bodies were found in a vehicle parked in a CVS lot. Family members said the victims were a homeless family living in their car.

Tumult at the Museum of Contemporary Art and the new buildings slated to rise in Los Angeles. I’m staff writer Carolina A. Miranda with this week’s essential art news (and an essential song devoted to bread):

Happy Saturday and Happy St. Patrick’s Day. If you celebrate the holiday, we have 26 beer-infused recipes that might pair well with yet another screening of “The Quiet Man,” the John Ford movie my mother always watched on March 17. They’d also likely go really well with all that March Madness basketball,...

Good morning! I’m Carolyn Kellogg, books editor of the L.A. Times, with this week’s newsletter.

U.S. Customs and Border Patrol agents have increasingly searched digital devices carried by travelers on international flights, as they look for data in cellphones, laptops and other electronic gadgets that can provide clues to possible terrorist attacks.