It looks like sand from a tropical beach, but the material gleaming from the bunkers at Augusta National actually comes from the mountains of North Carolina.
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Trump tweeted a long-debunked video showing election workers collecting votes from a drop box on Nov. 4, the day after polls closed, suggesting that the process is evidence of fraud.
The measure likely fell victim to concerns about its economic impact on employers and consumers amid the pandemic-sparked recession.
Holly Mitchell will arguably be one of the most powerful Black politicians in California when she leaves the state Senate to be L.A. County supervisor.
The move comes as Mammoth and other winter resorts prepare to open
Officials are concerned about what may come next: Hospitalizations and deaths are lagging indicators of coronavirus spread.
Experts caution that the number of infections and deaths the winter surge will bring is not yet written in stone — and its magnitude depends on what we do next.
Democrats in both houses entered the election with a supermajority, a two-thirds voting threshold that enables them to pass most legislation without GOP help.
President Trump visited the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, emerging in public for the first time since his failed reelection bid.
Jeffrey Toobin, who exposed himself during a Zoom business call in October, is out at the New Yorker after 27 years. His CNN employment is still unclear.
Are we seeing an attempted coup? Or just a doomed-to-fail tantrum by a sore loser?
The answer appears to be no, but MLB and the players’ union could reach an agreement on players being mandated to take the vaccine.
Out with the essay collection ‘No One Asked For This,’ David talks candidly about nepotism, Pete Davidson and a terrifying, hilarious web of neuroses.
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What’s true and what’s not in a sea of rumors and hard feelings about the result of the 2020 election as President Trump has refused to concede to Joe Biden.
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Georgia’s secretary of state, Brad Raffensperger, has announced a full hand recount of the presidential race. Joe Biden leads by about 14,000 votes.
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Around the world, some leaders balk at congratulating Biden
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Public officials across California are hoping Biden can engineer a burst of financial support, helping agencies respond to COVID-19 while averting big cuts in services.
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Your Guide to Renting in Southern California
Planning is the key to an efficient move. Do a few things now to help get your full security deposit back. To find the right roommate, you may need to find yourself first. Pets are the best roommates, of course, but you’ll have to negotiate. And if rent is a burden, an affordable housing program might be available.
If you’re like most people in Southern California, you live in a rental.
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A year ago, a Santa Clarita student used a homemade gun to kill two classmates, including my daughter. U.S. regulations on such guns are way overdue.
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With her party’s second big win, Aung San Suu Kyi owes it to her country and the world to push for an end to the atrocities in her country and make it a real democracy.
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COVID-19 unveiled many of the health disparities in communities of color, with Black and Latino people more than four times as likely to be hospitalized than their white counterparts.
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Crunching riffs, screeching vocals, stomping grooves and schoolboy misogyny: AC/DC’s legendary stylistic consistency is on display on new “Power Up.”
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Chargers rookie quarterback Justin Herbert has responded well against the blitz this season, but that doesn’t mean the Dolphins will blitz any less on Sunday.
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What’s on TV Thursday, Nov. 12: “Station 19" and “Grey’s Anatomy” crossover season premieres; Golf’s Masters Tournament
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Selena Gomez has shifted gears from singing with Blackpink to playing mountaineer Silvia Vasquez-Lavado, the first out gay woman to climb the Seven Summits.
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After USC’s uneven defensive debut, defensive coordinator Todd Orlando is confident he’ll have the defense on that track soon.
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Imaad Zuberi, 50, of Arcadia had pleaded guilty to obstruction of justice as well as tax evasion, federal lobbying and campaign finance violations.
Gomez has shifted gears from singing with Blackpink to playing mountaineer Silvia Vasquez-Lavado, the first out gay woman to climb the Seven Summits.
Michelle Obama, Norman Lear, Marc Anthony, Viola Davis and Elizabeth Banks are among celebs observing Veterans Day on social media.
Oscar-nominated ‘Roma’ actress Yalitza Aparicio will co-host this year’s Latin Grammys after Roselyn Sánchez dropped out due to an injury.
Four years ago there was talk of ‘Trump TV.’ Now, it’s more complicated.
Kelly has compiled a 7-18 record through the opening week of his third season, meaning that each win has cost UCLA roughly $1.59 million.
Tiger Woods will attempt to defend his Masters title at an Augusta National that this time will have no patrons, ropes or azaleas in bloom.
Matthew Wolff hopes to join Collin Morikawa and Bryson DeChambeau as first-time major winners when he plays in his first Masters this week at Augusta National.
Joc Pederson became a star during the World Series and a free agent afterward. Is there a regular place for the power-hitting outfielder in the Dodgers’ lineup?
How will Joe Biden handle the sensitive relationship between superpower rivals China and the U.S.?
Armenia and Azerbaijan enlist artists, lobbyists and online activists in a 21st century propaganda war in their fight over Nagorno-Karabakh.
The mass resignation came after Hong Kong’s pro-Beijing government ousted four pro-democracy lawmakers from the city’s Legislative Council.
Bahrain’s long-serving prime minister, Prince Khalifa bin Salman Khalifa, has died at 84.
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Plus, a sleek new French bistro in Hollywood and Mexican-Italian in Highland Park
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Instead of resorting to snack mixes and junk food, here are some easy, no-cook dishes to feed yourself with minimal effort.
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Many restaurants around Los Angeles and Orange County offer takeout Thanksgiving dinners, including turkey and all the sides.
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The annual Candy Cane Lane event in El Segundo has been canceled, while others have adapted with social distancing measures.
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In Southern California, you can get away with wearing summer clothes for most of the year. I do my part to keep those vibes going.
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Scandinavians reap the benefits of winter outdoors. Here’s why you should too.
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Spice up your 2020 holiday season with our food gift guide featuring products, accessories, tools, classes, and more.
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Welcome to our comprehensive gift guide for the 2020 holiday season.
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“Full Bloom” is a new competition with a format similar to “The Great British Baking Show,” except these contestants are making eye candy with flowers.
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Padre e hija participaron en un ensayo de vacuna en el hospital Kaiser. El lunes, Pfizer anunció su éxito
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¿Por qué los Dodgers capturarán su primer título de Serie Mundial desde 1988? Hay una confiabilidad en este equipo que estuvo ausente en años anteriores
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Ahora que está claro que Disneylandia y California Adventure no volverán a abrir pronto, el complejo turístico dice que dará permiso a muchos trabajadores que había contratado recientemente.
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There can be no L.A. Times if it doesn’t reflect our city. This is one part of our commitment to better represent it.
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Whom will Gov. Gavin Newsom appoint to fill VP-elect Kamala Harris’ Senate seat?
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President-elect Joe Biden called President Trump’s claims of victory “an embarrassment” and said the work of the transition of power would go on.
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Out with the essay collection ‘No One Asked For This,’ David talks candidly about nepotism, Pete Davidson and a terrifying, hilarious web of neuroses.
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Are we seeing an attempted coup? Or just a doomed-to-fail tantrum by a sore loser?
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Can you have Thanksgiving during the COVID-19 pandemic? Researchers have created an interactive map that estimates the risk you’ll face in any county.
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Public officials across California are hoping Biden can engineer a burst of financial support, helping agencies respond to COVID-19 while averting big cuts in services.
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A Los Angeles County Superior Court judge upholds Jamie Spears’ role as conservator of his daughter’s estate, but didn’t close the door on ousting him in the future.
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Two months after fires burned through Big Basin Redwoods State Park, some scientists are wondering whether the park will ever truly come back.
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Reba McEntire and Darius Rucker will cohost the Country Music Assn.'s CMA Awards tonight amid pushback on the show’s claim that it’s a ‘no drama zone.’
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Sacha Polak’s “Dirty God,” which premiered at Sundance in January, focuses on a British woman recovering from an acid attack.
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Written and directed by David Freyne, “Dating Amber” is a queer coming-of-age movie about the importance of friends who push us to accept who we are meant to be.
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NBC was the most-watched network, thanks to ‘Sunday Night Football,’ for Nov. 2-8, 2020. ‘Schitt’s Creek’ was the week’s most-streamed show.
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The afternoon earthquake occurred five miles from Hollister, six miles from Salinas, 11 miles from Gilroy and 13 miles from Watsonville, Calif.
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On Dec. 13, 1996, a young man’s remains were found in a wilderness area of Trabuco Canyon. Investigators hope new renderings will help identify him.
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San Francisco has been remarkably conservative in fighting COVID-19. Will that approach keep working?
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The ‘blue wave’ may be purpling across Southern California as more ballots are cast for Republican congressional members in 2020
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Cleveland Indians ace Shane Bieber and Cincinnati Reds’ Trevor Bauer are Cy Young award winners.
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Lots celebrations around Southern California on early signing day for high school seniors
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L.A. Times’ Sam Farmer predicts Colts-Titans winner in Thursday football.
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The U.S. men’s national soccer team features 22 players, including Christian Pulisic, from top European clubs.
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No president has dominated the news cycle on a daily, tweet-filled basis like Donald Trump has. Now our four-year diet of constant outrage will end.
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He’ll leave the White House, but Trump isn’t going away. His toxic politics will haunt the GOP and the country for years to come.
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Liberal Democrats and Gov. Gavin Newsom supported Proposition 15, while California’s largest businesses strongly opposed it.
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For the first time, a majority of L.A. County voters cast ballots by mail, relieving pressure at polling places on election day.
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The U.S. is celebrating this Veterans Day with virtual gatherings and spectator-free parades.
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Quinquin, the code name of a 6-year-old French Resistance agent during World War II, crossed enemy lines to pass messages.
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Thousands of people have protested in the capital of Armenia against their country’s agreement with Azerbaijan to end fighting over Nagorno-Karabakh.
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Pope Francis vows to rid the Roman Catholic Church of sexual abuse and offers prayers for the victims of American ex-Cardinal Theodore McCarrick.
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The L.A. Times store offers Lakers and Dodgers memorabilia, subscriptions, apparel and more to delight people on your 2020 holiday gift list.
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‘I just want someone I can sit with and talk to on the couch and have a great time,’ I’d often remarked to my friends about what I’m looking for in a relationship.
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One more victim of this pandemic: the Pasadena Showcase Home. Typically, 35,000 visitors traipse through the home to see the latest in on-trend design. This year? The fundraiser is all online.
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Here are things plant lovers can do this month and next, from holiday shopping to classes in fall planting, in and around L.A.
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Purdue Pharma’s massive settlement over claims it helped spark the opioid crisis is facing pushback in federal court, creating a potential stumbling block for the landmark deal.
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Stocks closed mostly higher on Wednesday, helped by big technology stocks, but news of tighter restrictions in New York State helped dent an earlier rally.
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In Hidden Hills, media personality Scott Disick has sold a two-story home that he remodeled into a modern farmhouse for $5.6 million.
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President-elect Joe Biden’s support came from America’s most economically productive counties.
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Due in spring, the Hoag clinic will focus on traveler needs
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The ski resort will open Friday after as much as a foot of snow has fallen on California slopes.
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Everyone can visit national parks on Veterans Day for free. Now veterans added to list of those who get free entry year-round.
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You can escape reality for a night or two at these delightful digs — they’re also super spots to stash the relatives when they visit for the holidays.
