Новости за 19.11.2023

Basketball coach Jovante King calls upon Paul Knox to help football team overcome midseason woes before reaching City Division III title game.

Known as 'the Steel Magnolia,' former First Lady Rosalynn Carter was steadfast in her defense of human rights. She died Sunday at home in Georgia.

Taylor Swift postponed her Saturday show in Brazil amid heat wave in Rio de Janeiro. One of Swift's fans died at her concert on Friday night after passing out.

Deconstruction of the World War II-era hangar should be completed in the next day or two, Tustin officials said Saturday.

A crush of passengers descended upon Los Angeles International Airport on Sunday in what officials anticipate will be the busiest travel day of the holiday week — just a few days ahead of Thanksgiving.

Requied media literacy courses will slowly be integrated into the curriculum of California students from kindergarten through high school.

"The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds & Snakes" outduels 'Trolls Band Together' to secure the box office title. The film debuts to $44 million, the lowest for any 'Hunger Games' installment.

A look at the L.A. Times' top 25 high school boys' basketball teams in the Southland.

The rapid fix of the damaged highway in downtown L.A. shows what's possible when leaders put their energy, personnel and funding toward quick results.

Gov. Gavin Newsom is expected to announce the reopening Sunday morning with Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass and Vice President Kamala Harris.

El Segundo High goalie Luc Giroux, who led his team to the Southern Section Division 3 championship, has his sights set on becoming a Navy SEAL.

USC has struggled in the second half of games and the Trojans were unable to mount a comeback once again Saturday in a 38-20 loss to UCLA.

At their summit meeting near San Francisco, the leaders of the U.S. and China eased frictions on fentanyl and other issues. The test is whether those small openings can be sustained — or widened.

Chip Kelly has struggled during his UCLA tenure, but why would the university's decision-makers think now is a good time to make a change?

In the topsy-turvy world of conservative America, only this amoral figure can deliver the moral victory that the antiabortion movement craves.

Imagining possible futures beyond Israel's Jewish supremacy is a political act for me, rooted in my people's history.

China's Xi Jinping hinted at a return of the popular giant panda loan program. This would help another generation of Americans get to know these remarkable animals.

The blaze that incinerated one of Tustin's cavernous World War II-era hangars is finally out. But neighbors say they've received little communication about the risks they may face from toxins in the ash and scattered debris.

Our TV critic selects a few holiday specials, movies and series to watch this season, including "The Santa Clauses" Season 2, "Doctor Who" specials, "Hannah Waddingham: Home for Christmas" and more.

The grinding and sanding of synthetic engineered stone exposes workers to high levels of lung-scarring silica. Experts say the health risk should have been clear long before workers began falling ill.

It's in Los Angeles' civic DNA to catastrophize about traffic headaches. Blocked freeways are bad, and then they fade into legend.

Thousands of RVs are used as shelter in Los Angeles. Finding my neighbor's stolen home in this sprawling city would truly be like looking for a needle in a haystack.

The showrunner and a set designer on Netflix's "Virgin River" discuss how they prepared for the pair of holiday-themed episodes that will round out the fifth season of the series.

In the 2024 election, Californians will be asked to vote for a new U.S. Senator for separate times. It could introduce a note of chaos into the competitive Senate primary, which already has a crowded field of candidates.

Actor Jason Momoa, who hosted "Saturday Night Live" for a second time, engaged in lots of physical comedy and sketches that joked about his size.