Новости за 19.03.2018

The personal residence of the late architect Paul Williams has sold in the Mid-City area for $2.29 million.

A street vendor was beaten while setting up to sell fruit in South Los Angeles on Sunday morning, according to a GoFundMe page set up by his stepson.

Hi, and welcome to another edition of Dodgers Dugout. My name is Houston Mitchell, and it's only 10 days until the season starts.

Ground was officially broken last week on a $13-million effort to restore a wildlife corridor that will connect the Cleveland National Forest with Orange County wild coastal terrains.

We now have the full picture of how the California primary will appear 77 days from now. The race for governor has 28 candidates.

A sharp loss for Facebook is helping to pull technology companies lower as stock indexes decline in early trading.

Bitcoin isn’t issued by the government nor can it be deposited in a bank. So should it be subject to the same federal banking rules as traditional paper and coin currency?

Three of the nation’s biggest carriers — American, United and Delta Air Lines — have all added bare-bones economy fares in an effort to better compete with low-cost carriers.

Kitchen renovations can cost a fortune. But there’s no need to take out a loan each time you want to change the look and feel of your kitchen. Transform the space by making small, affordable changes. Find inspiration from some of the kitchen trends — many earth-friendly and sustainable — that are...

Antonio Villaraigosa ha apostado su candidatura a gobernador a dar a conocer sus raíces, diciéndole a los votantes que "creció en un hogar rico en amor, pero limitado en oportunidades", al tiempo que se posicionaba como una voz para las familias de bajos ingresos y de los grupos minoritarios que...

Austin’s police chief said Monday that the city’s fourth bombing this month, which injured two people, was caused by a device with a tripwire and showed "a different level of skill" than the package bombs used in the three prior attacks.

Harrah’s, one of the oldest names in Nevada gaming, is celebrating its 80th anniversary with a makeover of some of its guest rooms at its resort on the Las Vegas Strip.

I promised myself I would sign up for one particular excursion on my southern Caribbean cruise to St. Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands, in 2013: I would sail and snorkel with the turtles at Buck Island Reef National Monument.

Taste your way around the world with Princess Cruises on a new culinary shore excursion program in collaboration with Bon Appétit, publisher of one of the world's top food magazines.

The onetime Malibu home of the late comic Henry Gibson has sold for $4.55 million.

The Los Angeles school system’s vast real estate holdings cost millions of dollars a year to maintain, but they also present an opportunity, according to a task force studying the district.

Estas palabras infunden miedo en los padres de todo el mundo: "Mamá y papá, voy a pasar las vacaciones de primavera en [complete el nombre de un destino que no sea su domicilio] con [complete el nombre de los compañeros de su hijo), y nos quedaremos en [llena el nombre de un hotel que suena raro]”.

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As President Trump denounces the special counsel’s investigation and former FBI officials, some Republicans are urging him to simmer down, but most have remained quiet.

Here are words that strike fear into the hearts of parents around the world: “Mom and Dad, I’m going to spend spring break in [fill in the name of a destination that is not your home address] with [fill in the name of your child’s peers you kind of know], and we’re going to be staying in [fill...

Despite another hot and dry year with less than four inches of rain in the Los Angeles area, we are back to our water-wasting ways. Two years ago, Californians were using 24% less water compared with 2013. This year, we’re hardly conserving at all — just 1%.