Новости за 09.04.2018

It’s only 3 centimeters long and less than 1 centimeter wide, but it has the potential to rewrite the history of our ancestors’ migration out of Africa.

Comenzó en marzo en la pequeña ciudad de Los Alamitos, que encendió la resistencia a la llamada ley del estado santuario de California con un voto del consejo para eximir a la ciudad del proyecto de ley 54 del Senado.

Horrifying images from Syria over the weekend quickly refocused President Trump’s foreign policy agenda just as his new national security advisor John Bolton is set to begin work.

When Amber Dodson needs a break from her rigorous workout regimen, she steps nearly naked into a high-tech machine that looks like a giant energy drink can. Only her head is visible as the temperature in the chamber plummets to minus 292 degrees Fahrenheit for three minutes, liquid nitrogen vapor...

The loss of the secretive Zuma satellite — which was launched by SpaceX in January — was reportedly due to a problem with a part modified by Northrop Grumman Corp. that attaches the payload to the rocket.

It’s no secret that Americans pay more for healthcare than people in all other developed countries. And a big reason for that is because our $3 trillion healthcare system is focused to a large extent on generating profits for businesses, rather than the well-being of patients.

Stop by the A+D Museum in the Arts District, and you may find yourself nested on a sumptuous sofa by French designers Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec or snapping a selfie in a Ben Hur armchair by fashion designer Jean-Paul Gaultier.

After all these centuries as a literate species, and with only seven basic plots in circulation (according to the late critic Arthur Quiller-Couch), human beings have developed a sense of where stories are likely to go — expectations that prompt us to complain when we can see an ending coming (“predictable")...

Stocks opened solidly higher on Wall Street on Monday, led by gains in big technology companies.

It’s only April but it’s going to feel like summer for the next couple of days, the National Weather Service said Monday.

It’s the same courthouse, the same accuser, the same defendant. But much has changed since Bill Cosby’s sexual assault case resulted in a mistrial nearly a year ago.

Soon you’ll be able to grab a Cassell’s burger or an Urth Caffe macchiato when you fly in or out of Terminal 1 at Los Angeles International Airport.

Radisson hotels are about to get a little more chill. The brand seeks to embody a Scandinavian vibe in renovations of more than 160 current and planned hotels in North, Central and South America.

The star of ABC's "Designated Survivor" will appear at the Red Rock Casino, Resort & Spa later this month.

Irish actor Stuart Townsend has listed his dramatic aerie in Malibu at $5.25 million.

Cameron's video and other works at Moskowitz Bayse introduce questions about present and past, time as a trick and time as a tool.

In a vital show at the gallery L.A. Louver, a slave from Harriet Beecher Stowe's "Uncle Tom's Cabin" becomes the very image of self-determination.

Netmarble Games Corp., a fast-growing South Korean gaming and entertainment company, will move its U.S. offices to downtown Los Angeles in a coup for area landlords who have been trying to woo the industry.

Upon waking every day, take a picture of your sleeping wife. Or, close your eyes and draw for as long as one song plays on your iPod. Or snap a daily self-portrait for 35 years. These are among the 15 artists' projects on view at Arena 1 Gallery.

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

Welcome to California Inc., the weekly newsletter of the L.A. Times Business Section.

Hello, my name is John Cherwa, and welcome back to our horse racing newsletter, as we catch up with the connections from Saturday’s big day at Santa Anita.