Новости за 28.04.2018

At the Blue Butterfly coffee shop on Main Street, two baristas had quick answers when asked how to say El Segundo.

Everyone knows this has been a historically bad year for the Pac-12 Conference.

A disorienting clamor — shoes squeaking and basketballs thumping — fills this cavernous Southern California sports complex as a youth tournament begins with a slew of Friday night games.

A triathlon that anyone can do, finding your fitness tribe, a meditation-manicure-pedicure and wellness services that come to you. Here are four ways to add some health and wellness to your lifestyle:

San Diego strippers and strip club owners are lobbying city officials to lower their annual permit fees, which they say are much higher than other cities and can’t be justified in terms of how many hours police typically spend monitoring the clubs.

About 345 people traveling in a migrant caravan sharply criticized by President Trump has arrived in Tijuana, the group’s final destination in Mexico before approaching the U.S. border to ask for asylum.

Experts say the way authorities matched DNA from decades-old crime scenes to a suspect arrested this week in the Golden State Killer case represents something new.

About 345 people traveling in a migrant caravan sharply criticized by President Trump has arrived in Tijuana, the group’s final destination in Mexico before approaching the U.S. border to ask for asylum.

Alaska Airlines is adding to its arsenal in the battle against ultra-low-cost carriers by launching a bare-bones ticket for passengers who are willing to board last and sit in the back of the plane.

Hi, I'm books editor Carolyn Kellogg. Thanks to everyone who came to the book festival last weekend! I hope you got to see all the writers you wanted. I got to talk about publishing with a panel of smart publishing insiders and then talked to Patton Oswalt on stage about “I’ll Be Gone in the Dark,”...

After a career of twists and turns and a lifelong passion for music, Pandora CEO Roger Lynch is ready to lead the company into its next chapter.

Happy Saturday. It’s almost May, which means that our second annual Food Bowl festival is about to begin, a monthlong dinner party, with discussions, pop-ups, feasts, the return of our Night Market, even a food film festival. There’s a lot going on, and we invite you to join us over the next five...

The painter's new LACMA show has 82 portraits, a range of faces that include art patrons and museum curators as well as his housekeeper and cook. When you're drawing someone else, Hockney says, "it's their mood and your mood together that creates whatever's there."

An unforgettable encounter with Glenda Jackson. Laurie Anderson reinvents the book tour. And the loss of artist and photographer Laura Aguilar, whose subjects were her own body and Chicano identity. For Carolina Miranda, who is taking a well-deserved vacation, I’m Laurie Ochoa, arts and entertainment...

Around the time the nation began buzzing about a United Airlines passenger who was dragged from his seat last year, bloodied and injured, a nationwide survey began calling travelers and asking their opinions on the airline industry.

In the latest move to make hotels appeal to young, tech-savvy travelers, one of the world’s biggest hotel companies is launching a smartphone app that can control the television, air conditioner, lighting and curtains in the hotel rooms.

The longtime Beverly Hills home of actress-writer Renée Taylor and her late husband, actor-playwright Joseph Bologna, is for sale at $8.6 million.

Ever since “The Martian” — both the book and the movie — readers have been clamoring for more novels set on the Red Planet. Near-future science fiction has become a subgenre unto itself, as recent books explore our first tentative steps on a planet that isn’t our own, returning to the Moon before...

Andrew McNally, co-founder of the atlas publishing company Rand McNally, put this Altadena mansion on the map.

With their red-tile roofs and stucco walls so commonplace that they’ve become part of the landscape, the homes of the Spanish Colonial Revival tapped the climate, local materials and an idealized view of history to become the signature style of Southern California.

Good morning, and welcome to the Essential California newsletter. It is Saturday, April 28. Here’s what you don’t want to miss this weekend:

The largest space in this Malibu property wasn’t designed for human occupants, but rather a collection of rare and high-performance cars from around the world.

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A private company has put forward an intriguing idea to help baseball fans avoid the bumper-to-bumper traffic jam outside Dodger Stadium: a gondola that could carry passengers from Union Station to the ballpark in just five minutes.