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Austin Reaves steps up in Luka Doncic's absence to lead Lakers over Pistons
Austin Reaves steps up in Luka Doncic's absence to lead Lakers over Pistons
Austin Reaves scored a season-high 41 points as the Lakers survived a furious rally by the Pistons to win.
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'I am that closer.' Myles Garrett's three-sack performance shows why Rams traded for him
'I am that closer.' Myles Garrett's three-sack performance shows why Rams traded for him
Myles Garrett made a huge impact for the Rams in their victory over the Washington Commanders, finishing with three sacks and a forced fumble.
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Dave Chappelle's comment about Charlie Kirk's death during tour stop sparks backlash
Dave Chappelle's comment about Charlie Kirk's death during tour stop sparks backlash
Comedian Dave Chappelle has drawn criticism for saying he “feels better” after the murder last year of conservative activist Charlie Kirk.
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Three dead after CHP chases suspected drunk driver near Baldwin Park
Three dead after CHP chases suspected drunk driver near Baldwin Park
A California Highway Patrol chase ended with three deaths on Saturday morning after a fleeing vehicle slammed into a concrete wall.
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Justin Herbert sacked eight times as Chargers lose to Texans, fall to 0-8
Justin Herbert sacked eight times as Chargers lose to Texans, fall to 0-8
The injury-riddled Chargers offensive line fails to protect Justin Herbert, who suffers an injury late in a loss to the Houston Texans that drops them to 0-8.
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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang's image tarnished by board investigation and affair, analysts say
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang's image tarnished by board investigation and affair, analysts say
Nvidia's board of directors said Sunday it will launch an investigation into its CEO Jensen Huang, after he revealed he had an affair with a former Chinese executive.
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Puka Nacua's 150 yards, Myles Garrett's three sacks carry Rams past Commanders
Puka Nacua’s 150 yards, Myles Garrett’s three sacks carry Rams past Commanders
Puka Nacua shines with a season-high 150 receiving yards and Myles Garrett records three sacks and forces a fumble in the Rams' 20-13 win over Washington.
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CIF Southern California regional volleyball playoff schedule
CIF Southern California regional volleyball playoff schedule
Los Angeles area CIF high school volleyball playoff schedule, with games slated for Tuesday and Wednesday.
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Former comic, lead instructor identified as Lake Elsinore skydivers killed in midair collision
Former comic, lead instructor identified as Lake Elsinore skydivers killed in midair collision
Authorities have identified two skydivers who died Friday in Lake Elsinore while training to set a new state record.
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Denis Villeneuve attempts to reveal the next James Bond at LACMA's Art + Film gala
Denis Villeneuve attempts to reveal the next James Bond at LACMA’s Art + Film gala
The 15th annual Art+Film Gala at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art honored artist Vija Celmins and filmmaker Denis Villeneuve, with musical guest Rosé.
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Macklemore accuses L.A. area venues of rejecting 'Free Palestine' concerts
Macklemore accuses L.A. area venues of rejecting 'Free Palestine' concerts
Music artist Macklemore says nine U.S. venues, including Crypto.com Arena and the Kia Forum, turned down being locations for the Free Palestine shows.
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A losing quest for clean cannabis California regulators fail to keep up with hazardous chemicals or crack down on the growers using them Nov. 8, 2026 Paige St. John www.latimes.com/california/s...
California's losing quest for clean weed
The weed supply is policed by an under-resourced state agency that can do much better in enforcing laws and inspecting California's more than 2,500 licensed cultivators, according to local regulators,...
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I don’t really smoke (on occasion I do but I last bought weed in 2024) but this is a major public health issue. Marijuana is probably fine health wise but not when we’re putting random chemicals in it State needs to work on this. 
California's losing quest for clean weed
The weed supply is policed by an under-resourced state agency that can do much better in enforcing laws and inspecting California's more than 2,500 licensed cultivators, according to local regulators,...
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Art of the midterms: Blue wave splashes musicians, artists and even a former Prada model into power
Art of the midterms: Blue wave splashes musicians, artists and even a former Prada model into power
From Tejano star Bobby Pulido to former Prada model Rob Sand, elected officials with creative backgrounds are bringing a splash of art to Congress and statehouses.
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Woman accused of starting brush fire in Angeles National Forest during red-flag warning
Woman accused of starting brush fire in Angeles National Forest during red-flag warning
A woman was arrested early Saturday for allegedly starting a brush fire in the Angeles National Forest during a red-flag alert that had forecasters warning of critical fire weather conditions.
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High school football: Southern Section playoff schedule
High school football: Southern Section playoff schedule
Division-by-division list of the upcoming CIF Southern Section high school football playoff games.
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JSerra completes second straight flag football season as unbeaten champions
JSerra completes second straight flag football season as unbeaten champions
The JSerra Lions clinched the Southern Section Open Division title with 40-14 win over Newport Harbor, completing back-to-back undefeated seasons.
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Regular outdoor time, screen breaks and treatments such as low-dose atropine may help slow the progression of childhood myopia, though researchers say screens are only part of a complex picture
A ‘tidal wave’ of severe eye disease is looming. It starts with childhood nearsightedness
An epidemic of myopia now could mean an epidemic of eye disease and blindness later.
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California promised consumers safer weed when it legalized cannabis. But new Times testing found pesticides in a quarter of 49 products purchased at dispensaries. The findings raise troubling questions about the state's ability to police its legal cannabis market.
California's losing quest for clean weed
The weed supply is policed by an under-resourced state agency that can do much better in enforcing laws and inspecting California's more than 2,500 licensed cultivators, according to local regulators, cannabis labs and law enforcement officials.
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Cleveland High discovered a football ringer in Shiloh Wickliffe
Cleveland High discovered a football ringer in Shiloh Wickliffe
Unbeaten Cleveland turns to Shiloh Wickliffe, a baseball standout who didn't play until the third game this season when deciding to give football another try.
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Art of the midterms: Blue wave splashes musicians, artists and even a former Prada model into power
Art of the midterms: Blue wave splashes musicians, artists and even a former Prada model into power
From Tejano star Bobby Pulido to former Prada model Rob Sand, elected officials with creative backgrounds are bringing a splash of art to Congress and statehouses.
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What's in your weed now? Search our database and find out
What's in your weed now? Search our database and find out
Even after a big push to clean up, contamination remains a threat in California cannabis. Regulators say they can't test for everything, but chemicals that aren't monitored are the ones showing up.
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Barabak: This sheriff crossed a line pandering to Trump. He should pay, from his own pocket
Commentary: This sheriff crossed a line pandering to Trump. He should pay, from his own pocket
Chad Bianco betrayed public trust by seizing ballots in hopes of winning Trump's endorsement. Riverside County was right to say Bianco should pony up for his legal bills.
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California's losing quest for clean weed
California's losing quest for clean weed
The weed supply is policed by an under-resourced state agency that can do much better in enforcing laws and inspecting California's more than 2,500 licensed cultivators, according to local regulators, cannabis labs and law enforcement officials.
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Bass ran on her strong relationship skills. So why did pivotal allies turn on her?
Bass ran on her strong relationship skills. So why did pivotal allies turn on her?
Bass spent her reelection campaign touting her ability to build relationships and work with others. Yet her fate was decided by moments where crucial relationships crumbled.
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Inside Nithya Raman's improbable campaign for L.A. mayor
Inside Nithya Raman's improbable campaign for L.A. mayor
How a campaign that started on the last day possible, and in the candidate's backyard, was able to oust an incumbent mayor who had most of L.A.'s political establishment behind her.
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High school boys' water polo: Playoff results and schedule
High school boys' water polo: Playoff results and schedule
CIF City Section and Southern Section high school boys' water polo playoff results and schedule.
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Newsom appoints former aide convicted in domestic violence case to state commission
Newsom appoints former aide convicted in domestic violence case to state commission
Nathan Ballard, Newsom’s former communications director, is returning to public service after pleading no contest in a domestic violence case. Some have criticized his appointment to a state commission.
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High school girls' volleyball: Division championship results
High school girls' volleyball: Division championship results
CIF City Section and Southern Section girls' high school volleyball division championship results.
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