Новости за 21.04.2018

A security guard at LAX circled my car skeptically, likely discerning between a terrorist threat and a careless idiot bidding a beloved traveler au revoir.

Earl Garrett, 79, stopped by Paisano’s Bike Shop in South Los Angeles last week to get a new lock for a red two-wheeler that’s also a senior citizen.

Welcome to the L.A. Times Books newsletter! I’m books editor Carolyn Kellogg and I’m really excited for the Los Angeles Times Festival of Books this weekend. What you’ll find in our book section in print and online this week (and last!) are all stories dedicated to the authors coming to the festival.

We recently asked garden experts Scott Daigre, Mark Anderson and Yvonne Savio to share their favorite tomatoes and comment on the debate over hybrid versus heirloom varieties. Now it’s your turn. Readers wrote to us from all over California as well as Washington state and Louisiana to share their...

Lauren McGoodwin is the founder and chief executive of Career Contessa, an online platform designed to help women search for the best job opportunities and perform at a higher level when they get them.

The most expensive home for sale in America is still found in Los Angeles, but it’s no longer the larger-than-life mansion that debuted a year ago in Bel-Air at $250 million.

In actress Tiya Sircar’s Hollywood Hills living room, Texas and India merge to create a unique design style reminiscent of home.

Good morning, and welcome to the Essential California newsletter. It is Saturday, April 21. Here’s what you don’t want to miss this weekend:

En el hotel de cinco estrellas más nuevo de Los Ángeles, un enorme candelabro de bronce cuelga de su vestíbulo Art Déco de casi tres pisos, impregnado con el aroma de rosas recién cortadas.

En el hotel de cinco estrellas más nuevo de Los Ángeles, un enorme candelabro de bronce cuelga de su vestíbulo Art Déco de casi tres pisos, impregnado con el aroma de rosas recién cortadas.

La ciudad de Cherán, en el estado mexicano de Michoacán, expulsó a políticos, policías y al alcalde para librarse de la violencia y la tala ilegal de arboles.

Monthly rents for a deluxe apartment tower called Argyle House opening next month start at $3,395 for a studio, $4,395 for a one-bedroom and $6,595 for two bedrooms.

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This newly built home illuminates its Venice street with an angled front and mixed-medium siding that pops against bright accent lighting. The gleaming details are echoed in the living room, where floating light fixtures and backlit molding create an ambience-changing effect. In the master bathroom,...

Monthly rents for a deluxe apartment tower called Argyle House opening next month start at $3,395 for a studio, $4,395 for a one-bedroom and $6,595 for two bedrooms.

David Chase, the creator of “The Sopranos,” the long-running HBO series about the New Jersey mob, once explained to me the uncanny brilliance of the show.

If the “Three Californias” measure qualifies for the ballot later this spring — and there’s no reason to think it won’t — voters will be confronted with an existential question. With one check mark, they could start the process of breaking the 168-year-old Golden State into three pieces: the new...

Los Angeles is a city with 34,000 homeless people desperate for housing. But even when there’s a developer and available land and money, getting the necessary housing built still requires wooing nervous politicians and skeptical neighbors.

Supporters of the controversial SB 827, which would have preempted many local zoning laws, paint its opponents as NIMBYs. They're wrong.

To the editor: Ending homelessness is important, and it cannot be addressed with a quick fix. (“Garcetti’s plans for homeless shelters raise as many questions as they answer,” editorial, April 17)

To the editor: Reading Gustavo Arellano’s column, “Coachella makes millions, but the festival’s impoverished Mexican neighbors see very little of it,” I was brought back to the early 1990s, years before the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival was conceived.

Back in 2013, Orange County’s top prosecutor and federal authorities set up a task force to root out local political corruption.

To the editor: It is correct for people to take ex-FBI Director James B. Comey to task for branding Hillary Clinton as “extremely careless” in her handling of classified information when he could have, and should have, simply followed Justice Department guidelines and announced the close of the...

Since the announcement in February that Dr. Patrick Soon-Shiong had reached a deal with Los Angeles Times owner Tronc to buy the newspaper, scores of letter writers have expressed hope for what the new leadership might mean for the future of journalism in Southern California.

Hit by immigration raids and tariffs on their products, farmers in California could be regretting their support of Trump for president. They're not. They'll take one for the team, even if it means losing labor and profit, because they can't stand the regulations that they associate with Democrats.