Ruth Bader Ginsburg Ruth Bader Ginsburg treated for tumor on pancreasLos Angeles Times - David G. SavageJustice Ruth Bader Ginsburg has undergone radiation treatment since Aug. 5 for a malignant tumor on her pancreas, the Supreme Court said Friday, marking her second bout with cancer in the past year and
entertainment news Hulu's 'Jawline' shows how to make money off social mediaLos Angeles Times - Amy Kaufman“Excuse me?” Michael Weist asked, flagging down a waiter. “Can we get some waters and some service? That would be, like, amazing.” The 23-year-old talent manager was sitting at the pastel-infused Ladurée,
Sports Chargers safety Adrian Phillips wants to stay on special teamsLos Angeles Times - Jeff MillerAn increased role threatens to rip him from his roots, and Adrian Phillips is saying this week that he won’t surrender without a fight. He’ll take over at strong safety for the Chargers to start the season
USC Lawsuit by former USC football coach ordered to arbitrationLos Angeles Times - Nathan FennoThe lawsuit by a former member of the USC football coaching staff against the school and defensive coordinator Clancy Pendergast will be argued behind closed doors. On Thursday, Los Angeles County Superior
Los Angeles Angels Angels lease talks: Anaheim mayor insists on 'market prices'Los Angeles Times - Bill ShaikinThe Angels will have to pay market rate to buy or lease any of the land around Angel Stadium, the city’s mayor said Friday. On the surface, that statement seems straightforward. The last round of negotiations
Salvador Dali Burning Man artist, woken by a nightmare, finds thief stealing his Dali replicaLos Angeles Times - Alejandra Reyes-VelardeJack Champion awoke in the wee hours Sunday, frightened by a nightmare that his truck was being burglarized. The feeling spurred him to check on the vehicle, which was hooked to a trailer carrying parts
Sports 'Fab Four' female team owners the subject of NFL documentaryLos Angeles Times - Sam FarmerThey have stories to tell, a vault of them about the country’s most popular sport. But the matriarchs of four American football families are reluctant historians, uncomfortable stepping into the spotlight.
David Koch David Koch survived a fiery jet collision at LAX in 1991. He said it transformed his lifeLos Angeles Times - Shelby GradOn a Friday evening in 1991, a USAir jetliner was making its landing approach at Los Angeles International Airport just as a SkyWest commuter was set to take off. The two planes collided on the runaway
Measles Teen with measles visited Disneyland, and O.C. officials are warning of exposureLos Angeles Times - Soumya KarlamanglaA teenager from New Zealand visited Los Angeles and Orange counties this month and made a trip to Disneyland while she was sick with measles, potentially infecting others, health officials warned Friday.
entertainment news 'Apollo 11' live show cancels its Costa Mesa runLos Angeles Times - Scarlet ChengPlans to take the $15-million multimedia theater production “Apollo 11 — The Immersive Live Show” to the OC Fair & Event Center in Costa Mesa have been canceled. The production, which combined live actors
entertainment news What's on TV Sat. and Sunday talk shows: 'All Summer Long'Los Angeles Times - Ed StocklyCalifornia Cooking With Jessica Holmes Chef Vartan Abgaryan of Yours Truly to make Avocado Hummus and Nashville Hot Shrimp. Also Mark Kriski visits his favorite New York-style pizza joint in L.A. 8 p.m.
Los Angeles, CA Four hours in Leimert ParkLos Angeles TimesThe California Jazz & Blues Museum in Leimert Park. (Francine Orr / Los Angeles Times) The California Jazz & Blues Museum in Leimert Park. (Francine Orr / Los Angeles Times) Eso Won Books, an independent
Los Angeles Lakers Lakers to sign Dwight Howard to a non-guaranteed contractLos Angeles Times - Tania GanguliThe Lakers will sign Dwight Howard to a one-year non-guaranteed contract, bringing back the center who once won three defensive player of the year awards, according to a person with knowledge of the situation.
Business Beverly Hills villa once home to William Powell, Merv Griffin and other stars seeks $13.8 millionLos Angeles Times - Neal J. LeiteregA Beverly Hills villa built for early film star William Powell and once owned by scores of Hollywood stars and entertainers is for sale at $13.795 million. Among previous owners was television host and
Business William Powell's onetime estate in Beverly Hills | Hot PropertyLos Angeles TimesThe Spanish Revival-style villa, built for early film star William Powell, sits on more than half acre in Beverly Hills. French doors in the dining room open to the outdoors. (PostRain) Arched doorways
Sierra Nevada Newsletter: Essential California Week in Review: The property listed for a billion, sold for $100,000Los Angeles Times - Julia WickGood morning, and welcome to the Essential California newsletter. It is Saturday, Aug. 24. Here’s a look at the top stories of the last week: The Mountain. Touted as the city’s finest undeveloped piece
Cal State Fullerton Co-worker charged with murder in Cal State Fullerton stabbing: 'It's a true shock'Los Angeles Times - Hannah FryA man who police say fatally stabbed his co-worker, a retired Cal State Fullerton administrator, in a campus parking lot was charged Friday in the slaying. Chuyen Van Vo, 51, is facing a murder charge
Bennett Son charged in death of ex-NFL lineman Barry Bennett and his wifeLos Angeles Times - Associated PressThe son of former NFL lineman Barry Bennett is accused of shooting Bennett and his wife multiple times, killing them, then driving out of state and boarding a flight to Mexico, according to criminal charges
Yasiel Puig Indians' Yasiel Puig lifts spirits of terminally ill childrenLos Angeles Times - Mike DiGiovannaSpreading cheer: On last Monday’s off-day in New York, Yasiel Puig rented a helicopter for a 45-minute ride to the Catskill Mountains to visit Camp Simcha, the only kosher overnight summer camp for children
East Los Angeles Overtime practices that led to suspensions widespread in CHP, attorneys claimLos Angeles Times - Richard WintonWhen top brass at the California Highway Patrol early this year announced the suspension of dozens of officers suspected of fraudulently receiving hundreds of hours of overtime pay, they insisted the was
David Koch Column: David Koch's real legacy is the dark money network of rich right-wingersLos Angeles Times - Michael HiltzikThe passing of billionaire David Koch, announced Friday, already is inspiring retrospectives about the noxious influence he and his brother Charles have had on government policies. But it may be better
Housing Opinion: Gavin Newsom tells Southern California NIMBYs to expect new housing in their backyardsLos Angeles Times - Kerry CavanaughGov. Newsom has talked a good game about housing in California. He said he wants to build 3.5 million units by 2025 to end the housing shortage. He said he wants to yank transportation funding from cities
Nipsey Hussle Nipsey Hussle's roots honored with Neighborhood Nip FoundationLos Angeles Times - Gerrick D. KennedyWhen Nipsey Hussle’s passion for rapping became too serious to overlook, his mother discovered a program at Watts Towers that would give the then-teenager access to a recording studio for free. Hussle
entertainment news 'Ready or Not' ending explained: Blowing up the 1%Los Angeles Times - Sonaiya Kelley[Warning: The following story contains minor spoilers for the horror thriller “Ready or Not,” in theaters now. There will be another warning before discussion of the film’s ending.] The highbrow specialty
entertainment news How Mexican filmmaker Issa López defied expectations with 'Tigers Are Not Afraid'Los Angeles Times - Carlos AguilarDarkness suits Issa López. Her black leather jacket and highlighted gray hair feel like a natural fit. However, as the Mexican director and seasoned writer walks into a West Hollywood restaurant for our
entertainment news What's on TV This Week: 'On Becoming a God in Central Florida' with Kirsten Dunst and moreLos Angeles Times - Matt CooperFour female owners of NFL teams share what the game of football has meant to them in the new documentary “A Lifetime of Sundays.” 10 a.m. ESPN The new documentary “Halston” celebrates the 1970s-era fashion
Movies on TV this week: 'Beauty and the Beast' (1991)Los Angeles Times - Ed StocklyTop rated movies and made-for-TV films airing the week of the week of Aug 25 - 31, 2019 Anastasia (1956) KCET Fri. 8 p.m. KCET Sat. 4 p.m. Goldfinger (1964) BBC America Mon. 8 p.m. BBC America Tues. 1
Sports College football 2019: Which games could provide this year’s major upset?Los Angeles Times - J. Brady McColloughToday, college football is back — but not all the way. Florida-Miami and Arizona-Hawaii both have the potential to be entertaining games, although the former is likely to feature little offense and the
Adam Lambert Burglaries targeting Usher and Adam Lambert tied to RealtorLos Angeles Times - Alejandra Reyes-VelardeA real estate agent and a Beverly Hills man have been charged in a massive money-laundering and burglary scheme that targeted open houses in wealthy enclaves, with some of the homes belonging to celebrities,
entertainment news Luis J. Rodriguez brings 'Always Running,' his classic book about gang life, to life in Boyle HeightsLos Angeles Times - Patrick J. KigerLuis J. Rodriguez created a sensation with “Always Running: La Vida Loca, Gang Days in L.A.” His 1993 memoir told the story of an impoverished, violence- and drug-plagued adolescence that nearly claimed
