Новости за 22.09.2023

Eliud Kipchoge will participate in Sunday's Berlin Marathon, but not without his water bottle handler, Claus-Henning Schulke, better known as "Bottle Claus."

Google announced plans to allow Chromebooks to be used up to 10 years, expanding the lifespan of the devices that have become ubiquitous in American classrooms.

The Irish filmmaker behind "Once" and "Sing Street" returns with a drama, this time about a Dublin mom connecting to her son via a shared love of making music.

No. 22 UCLA opens Pac-12 conference play against No. 11 Utah in Salt Lake City. Here are five things to look out for Saturday.

Residents are watching cracks develop in their homes, worried they will end up like the dozen houses that collapsed over the summer in Rolling Hills Estates.

My boyfriend ached for pleasure, anything that could mute the howling that haunted him. I recognized it in him because I had it too.

USC looks to stay undefeated on the season with a win over Arizona State on Saturday night. Previewing the game.

Top surrogates including California Gov. Gavin Newsom will blanket the airwaves and meet with voters across L.A., with a focus on Latinos.

Quarterbacks in the Hall of Fame, such as Fran Tarkenton, Roger Staubach, Archie Manning and Jim Kelly, used to call the plays. Why don't quarterbacks do it anymore?

For the "Survivor" host and executive producer, a perfect day includes playing tennis, perusing the vinyls at Freakbeat Records and finding small ways to connect with his family.

If dissenters continue to stymie his efforts to avoid a government shutdown, the speaker should stop accommodating them and reach out to Democrats to as he did when he secured an agreement with the White House on suspending the debt ceiling.

Americans need science to sustain democracy and progress. The alternative is to follow the path of the Soviet Union: sidelining experts and sacrificing lives.

The state certainly has a crisis of mental illness and substance abuse, visible on the streets of every city. But can involuntary commitment under SB 43 be part of the solution?

There is a 95% chance that El Niño will persist into next year, and a 71% chance that it will become a 'strong' El Niño, officials say.

Nobel laureate J.M. Coetzee's new novel, 'The Pole,' is the taut but clever story of a woman's almost-affair — and the paragon of a great author's late work.

Cómo encontrar clases de inglés asequibles y enfrentar las presiones de la aculturación.

When the Dodgers left-hander takes the mound Saturday, it could be the final regular-season start of his career at Dodger Stadium.

A controversial fence around Echo Park Lake is gone. Aggressive Canada geese have taken over, pooping on everything.

UCLA is planning a student housing project offering most rooms for just $600 a month — but just 265 square feet for three students. UC Regents question if that's too small and delay approval.

School administrators say the ruling opens a door for HBCUs to fill a gap for students seeking an educational experience in which Black identity and culture are celebrated.

Compton Art & History Museum co-founders Abigail Lopez-Byrd and Marquell Byrd created the institution to showcase the city's rich history and creativity.

CIF Southern Section and City Section high school football scores from the Week 5 slate of games.

Rookie pitcher Emmet Sheehan gave up no hits to the San Francisco Giants for the second time in his career in the Dodgers' 7-2 win on Thursday.

Julian Lennon reveals his 'love-hate' relationship with 'Hey Jude,' which Paul McCartney wrote for him when his parents divorced.

In this Apple TV+ series premiering Friday, Craig Roberts and Antonia Thomas star as a pair of London insomniacs.