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Driven by litigation from environmental advocates and opposition from the state Coastal Commission, Fourth of July fireworks shows in California are disappearing and being replaced by drones.
A ‘Minions’ prequel, clever and funny, rewinds to the silent era to showcase the classic Hollywood movies that inspired its manic yellow horde.
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Kick off a summer of eating with visits to a pioneering sushi den on Ventura Boulevard, a destination for regional Cantonese cuisine in San Gabriel Valley and an Echo Park bistro serving the best roast chicken in the city.
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As we mark the semiquincentennial, we should celebrate what the founders achieved — and be mindful of what they did not.
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In January, the only Postal Service office serving the Skid Row community and surrounding businesses abruptly closed, prompting anger and frustration.
Lucinda Jane Weist Manera pleaded guilty Monday to one felony count of accessory after the fact, which prosecutors say including helping Bernhard Eugen Fritsch flee the country.
From ‘Springtime for Hitler’ to Yogurt’s merchandising pitch in ‘Spaceballs,’ here are the many sides of a filmmaker who reinvented on-screen comedy.
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Kara Swisher is expanding her influence from tech journalism to politics
The Lakers reloaded a day after LeBron James left the team, adding free agents Sandro Mamukelashvili, Walker Kessler, Collin Sexton and Quentin Grimes.
L.A.’s Kato earns its second star, two local chefs are rising-star talent, a San Francisco restaurant just became Michelin’s first three-star Mexican restaurant in the world, and other accolades from this year’s 2026 California Guide reveal.
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Justice Clarence Thomas says the court should ‘reconsider’ past rulings that protect press from libel suits.
Diego Cano-Lasso and his family have brought new life to a Midcentury post-and-beam ideal, building two neighboring homes on a steep Mt. Washington hillside once considered ‘unbuildable.’
L.A. Timeless: Archive Classics
On July 4, 1831, James Monroe died from heart failure and tuberculosis at his daughter’s house in New York City.
