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Officials reported a shooting at a Maryland high school early Tuesday, but said that the ‘event is contained' and that the campus is on lockdown.

Spring has sprung — or will have as of about 9:15 a.m. Pacific time Tuesday. In the weeks ahead, the season’s new life and brighter colors will be busting out all over California — green buds, rushing rivers, desert blooms. And in these eight spots harvested from our California Bucket List, the...

One man was killed and two women were injured in a shooting at an Inglewood home early Tuesday morning, police said.

The Los Angeles Police Department’s years-long practice of keeping video from body cameras and patrol cars under wraps will soon end if the agency’s civilian bosses approve a new policy Tuesday that requires the release of the now-secret recordings.

The Visit Philly Overnight Hotel Package is good at 47 hotels for one- or two-night stays until June 15.

Good morning, and welcome to the Essential California newsletter. It’s Tuesday, March 20, and here’s what’s happening across California:

Why the chief curator at the Museum of Contemporary Art was fired is still unknown, but it represents larger stresses in the museum community.

If it’s Tuesday, this must be Huayin, a scenic village in Northern China on a tributary of the Yellow River at the foot of Hua Mountain.

In “Mission: Impossible — Fallout,” the upcoming sixth installment of Paramount’s action franchise, Ethan Hunt (Tom Cruise) travels to Paris where he engages in vehicular mayhem on the city’s narrow streets, dangles from the ceiling of the Grand Palais and guns his motorcycle around the Arc de...

President Trump’s tariffs on imported metals are poised for a bumpy start.

After months of investigating, a handful of criminal cases involving Hollywood mogul Harvey Weinstein are now in the hands of two veteran but cautious prosecutors: Los Angeles County Dist. Atty. Jackie Lacey and Manhattan Dist. Atty. Cyrus R. Vance Jr.

California is raising and educating more and more qualified Cal State applicants — but the system can’t put all of them on the campuses where they want to be.

Congressional negotiators laboring to write a trillion-dollar plan to fund the federal government are caught up in last-minute partisan disputes over abortion rights and healthcare costs, among other matters.

I don’t usually dispense relationship advice in this column. But the adage about marriage is often true of politics: What is not said is more destructive than what is said.

Reports surfaced this weekend about yet another Facebook-fueled abuse of privacy, this time by an outside company trying to manipulate voters on behalf of political causes and candidates — including Donald J. Trump in 2016. The revelations were both sadly familiar and newly outrageous.

The Supreme Court will hear oral arguments Tuesday in the case National Institute of Family and Life Advocates vs. Becerra, which challenges a California law requiring reproductive healthcare facilities to inform women of state programs that might assist them. It should be an easy issue to decide...

Just as Los Angeles officials were finally acknowledging, and correcting, their blunt misuse of gang injunctions, a federal court said in essence that the fixes were “too little, too late.” Chief U.S. District Judge Virginia A. Phillips last week enjoined the city from enforcing its injunctions...

To the editor: Dave Seminara fails to take into account that backlash against immigrants has also occurred under Democratic leadership. (“Liberals say immigration enforcement is racist, but the group most likely to benefit from it is black men,” Opinion, March 16)

To the editor: We can still do more to thank Hugh Thompson, the U.S. Army helicopter pilot who prevented even more murders of Vietnamese civilians by American soldiers in My Lai 50 years ago. (“A forgotten hero stopped the My Lai massacre 50 years ago today,” Opinion, March 16)

Maison the Faux, a Dutch creative studio masquerading as a fashion house, presented its gender-bending, line-blurring fall and winter 2018 runway collection at the NeueHouse on Sunset Boulevard Saturday night — well, on a loading dock behind it, actually — closing out the second day of L.A. Fashion...

To the editor: You don’t like what’s going on in Sacramento? Go there. Lobby. Make change. The way not to be politically irrelevant is to sell your positions in the marketplace of ideas. (“In California's rural, conservative north, there are big dreams for cleaving the state,” March 17)

As the Trump administration barrels ahead with its plan to apply stiff tariffs on imported metals starting Friday, governments and businesses across the globe are in a fog as to what is happening and are bracing for at least a short-term hit because of what many criticize as the administration’s...

When Mike Coffman was growing up in Aurora, it was a small white military town on the outskirts of Denver. In the half a century since then, wave after wave of immigrants and refugees have transformed it into a vibrant, racially mixed suburb.

"Grey's Anatomy" has another spin-off, and this time it's about firefighters

The Supreme Court will hear a free-speech challenge Tuesday to a California disclosure law that requires faith-based “crisis pregnancy centers” to post a notice to tell clients that the state offers subsidized medical care for eligible women, including for abortions.