Новости за 30.12.2019

Whether you're planning to go to the Rose Parade, are headed to town for the Rose Bowl or just looking to escape traffic, here are the areas to avoid.

After odd sea creatures washed ashore, the Monterey Bay Aquarium said they were sea pickles. Fat innkeeper worms (a.k.a. penis fish) washed up elsewhere.

A suspect was arrested on suspicion of assault with a deadly weapon.

A woman was rescued after plummeting 100 feet from a cliff in Rancho Palos Verdes and passersby heard her cries for help from the rocky shoreline below, authorities said.

By Friday, temperatures in L.A. should reach a toasty 70 degrees, forecasters say.

L.A. County will get $134 million from a settlement to rid homes of lead hazards. But that will cover only a fraction of needed work, officials say.

A bill signed in October will allow Californians to recover roadkill. But until a permit program is set up, the practice remains illegal.

It's no secret that Stan Yagi hires ex-convicts. He makes it his mission to teach them about life.

The stabbings during a Hanukkah celebration at the home of a Hasidic rabbi in New York has sparked fear and concern in L.A. and the U.S. about rising anti-Semitic violence.

Dating for people whose legal status is at best precarious can be fraught with anxiety and insecurity.

The L.A. Times Essential California newsletter for Monday, Dec. 30, 2019.

Entrepreneurs, investors, tattoo artists and competitive food eaters. May cause parental anxiety

From election rules to an unsettled presidential race, this could finally be the shot at national relevance that California's wanted for decades.

Police said the shooter remained at large

Shots were fired after the suspect returned to the scene after initially fleeing in his car.

Increased patrols of Los Angeles synagogues are happening 'out of an abundance of caution,' police said.