Trump targets paper straw purchases by government, won’t stop there

Trump targets paper straw purchases by government, won’t stop there

President Trump has declared the last straw. Or at least the paper ones used by federal agencies. In an executive order this week, the president barred the federal government from…

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Navy jet crashes into San Diego Harbor; aviators rescued after ejecting

Navy jet crashes into San Diego Harbor; aviators rescued after ejecting

A U.S. Navy jet crashed into the water in San Diego Harbor on Wednesday after its two aviators ejected, authorities said. The two were rescued. Emergency crews received reports about…

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L.A. can lean on other cities to prevent fires, not just to fight them

L.A. can lean on other cities to prevent fires, not just to fight them

As Los Angeles burned, firefighters from near and far rushed to our city. Crews from all over California; from Texas, Oregon, Arizona, tribal reservations and Mexico and Canada (despite the…

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Newsom shuns Trump resistance in favor of personal diplomacy

Newsom shuns Trump resistance in favor of personal diplomacy

Poor Gavin Newsom. The governor hasn’t swallowed this much indigestion-inducing fare since he visited the French Laundry. In the three weeks since Donald Trump took office, not a day has…

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Fewer diners, tense restaurant workers amid immigration crackdown

Fewer diners, tense restaurant workers amid immigration crackdown

The chilly first two months of the year are usually a peak business period for Teddy’s Red Tacos, where diners indulge in the restaurant’s specialty, birria — spicy, warm and…

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Kanye West called himself ‘Hitler’ to ex-employee, lawsuit alleges

Kanye West called himself ‘Hitler’ to ex-employee, lawsuit alleges

Kanye West told a Jewish employee that he was a “Nazi,” compared himself to Adolf Hitler and fired her the day after she complained about his behavior, according to a…

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Wrong-way driver triggers deadly crash on 405 Freeway

Wrong-way driver triggers deadly crash on 405 Freeway

A fatal wrong-way crash briefly shut down the 405 Freeway in Los Angeles on Tuesday morning, authorities said. An SUV was reportedly driving 60 to 70 mph northbound in the…

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Strongest storm in a year bearing down on Southern California

Strongest storm in a year bearing down on Southern California

The strongest storm in a year is set to pound Southern California this week, with forecasters warning of potential widespread roadway flooding and the chance of landslides throughout the region…

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Luka Doncic donates 0,000 to fire relief efforts before Lakers debut

Luka Doncic donates $500,000 to fire relief efforts before Lakers debut

Many prominent athletes and entertainers with deep ties to the Los Angeles area have donated large sums to the wildfire relief efforts. The most recent donation, however, is from a…

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Man could go to prison after books tossed onto U.S. 101 during protest

Man could go to prison after books tossed onto U.S. 101 during protest

A Los Angeles man was charged with felony vandalism Monday after he allegedly threw books at cars on the freeway downtown during recent protests against President Trump’s immigration and deportation…

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Newsom: Homeowners should benefit from interest on insurance payouts

Newsom: Homeowners should benefit from interest on insurance payouts

As Los Angeles reels from the devastation of the Palisades and Eaton fires, Gov. Gavin Newsom plans to sponsor a bill that would ensure that homeowners, not lenders, benefit from…

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Immigration arrests in churches? Some clergy say not so fast

Immigration arrests in churches? Some clergy say not so fast

WASHINGTON — With the Trump administration declaring that immigration agents are now free to make arrests in places of worship, undeterred faith leaders in Southern California and beyond say they are prepared…

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Chance of strong atmospheric river, mudslide grows for L.A.

Chance of strong atmospheric river, mudslide grows for L.A.

The second of back-to-back atmospheric rivers hit Southern California early Friday, bringing heavy rain to some parts of Los Angeles County and triggering floods, rockslides and minor debris flows in…

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Cal Fire maps will add 1 million acres to fire-hazard severity zones

Cal Fire maps will add 1 million acres to fire-hazard severity zones

The California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection will begin rolling out a long-awaited update to its fire hazard severity zones Monday, which is set to more than double the…

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These House newcomers came to the Capitol with big plans. Then the wildfires hit

These House newcomers came to the Capitol with big plans. Then the wildfires hit

WASHINGTON — Rep. Luz Rivas had barely begun her day in Washington when her cellphone rang at 7 a.m. The Hurst fire had erupted around 10:30 the night before and — fueled…

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‘Built to burn.’ L.A. let hillside homes multiply without learning from past fires

‘Built to burn.’ L.A. let hillside homes multiply without learning from past fires

On a hot, dry November morning in 1961, flames from a trash pile on brushland north of Mulholland Drive were picked up by Santa Ana winds and swept across the…

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One killed, five hurt in shooting at Woodland Hills mansion party

One killed, five hurt in shooting at Woodland Hills mansion party

A 16-year-old boy was killed and five others wounded early Sunday at a “flyer party” at a Woodland Hills mansion that drew more than 200 people, Los Angeles police said….

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This new technology could hold water to fight future L.A. fires

This new technology could hold water to fight future L.A. fires

When wind-driven flames raged through Pacific Palisades, Marco Terruzzin and his family were not at home. They soon learned that the inferno had destroyed the two-story Spanish-style home they had…

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Asian communities faced language barriers during L.A. wildfires, UCLA study says

Asian communities faced language barriers during L.A. wildfires, UCLA study says

A new UCLA study published this week found Asian communities affected by the recent fires in Los Angeles County had difficulty accessing information about emergency evacuations and recovery efforts because…

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Who’s in charge of Palisades fire recovery? The answer is complicated

Who’s in charge of Palisades fire recovery? The answer is complicated

As Los Angeles begins the long, arduous task of recovering from the devastating Palisades fire, Mayor Karen Bass has tapped a number of people, both in and outside of City…

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