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Prop. 16: Everything you need to know about affirmative action measure October 31, 2020

Prop. 16: Everything you need to know

Phil Willon

Jackie Lacey vs. George Gascón: All you need to know about L.A County district attorney's race October 31, 2020

Jackie Lacey vs. George Gascón: Here's everything you need to know about the L.A County district attorney's race.

James Queally

Column: The pandemic and the economy top voter concerns, but there's a bigger issue October 31, 2020

"We have done an incredible job environmentally" says Trump, is a bit like Genghis Khan saying, "We've done really good work in Eurasia."

Steve Lopez

With push for progressive D.A.s, elected prosecutors feel the pressure of a changing profession October 31, 2020

A push to back progressive district attorney candidates across the U.S. is forcing some law-and-order incumbents to embrace criminal justice reform

Anita Chabria, James Queally

Halloween a do-or-die moment in California fight against fall COVID-19 wave October 31, 2020

Halloween is shaping up to be a do-or-die moment for California, which is fight to avoid a fall surge in cornavirus.

Luke Money, Rong-Gong Lin II

A Cal State professor published eugenics-linked papers. Now come calls for a reckoning October 31, 2020

A professor has been accused by faculty members of publishing articles with racist content. The university said the work is antithetical to the university's values, while defending free speech.

Nina Agrawal

'I definitely feel like a minority': Beverly Hills is an unlikely outpost for Trump supporters October 31, 2020

For Trump supporters feeling alienated from family and friends, the Beverly Hills rallies are a chance to commune with like-minded people amid a festive atmosphere.

Lila Seidman

These two Californians think they're close to changing the electoral college October 31, 2020

The California-based effort has led to 15 states agreeing to award their electoral college votes to the presidential candidate who wins the national popular vote, but it won't take effect until more states sign on.

John Myers

Will the pandemic turn our favorite old-time L.A. shops and restaurants into memories, or can we do more together to save them? October 31, 2020

Can seeing old L.A. restaurants and shops up close stir us to fight to help them survive COVID-19? Kieran Wright is creating miniature versions of some of our favorites

Nita Lelyveld

Nearly 100 firefighters battle blaze that engulfs downtown L.A. building October 31, 2020

Los Angeles Fire Department personnel have turned their efforts from offensive to defensive in battling a one-story blaze in downtown Los Angeles on Friday.

Andrew J. Campa

Body camera video shows Fred Williams jumping a fence, holding a gun when he was shot by deputy October 31, 2020

Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department officials on Friday released footage of the first deputy shooting captured on newly rolled out body-worn cameras. Fred Williams III was killed this month during a foot chase in Willowbrook.

Alene Tchekmedyian

PG&E should be fined $166 million for botched power shut-offs, watchdog agency says October 31, 2020

The company failed to notify tens of thousands of customers that blackouts were imminent.

Sammy Roth

Sheriff's investigators seek information on shooting death of man in South L.A. October 31, 2020

A homicide investigation is underway in South Los Angeles after an unidentified man was shot to death Friday afternoon at the 3700 block of Slauson Avenue.

Andrew J. Campa

California unemployment agency director to retire after months of delayed jobless benefits October 31, 2020

The resignation of Sharon Hilliard comes nearly three months after state lawmakers sent a letter to Gov. Gavin Newsom requesting changes at the Employment Development Department.

Patrick McGreevy

Nayeri gets life without parole in kidnap-mutilation case. Victim decries 'sick act' October 30, 2020

Hossein Nayeri was sentenced to life without parole for his role in the 2012 kidnapping and mutilation of a medical marijuana dealer. "What kind of human being does such a thing?" the victim says.

Christopher Goffard

City of Ventura moves forward with polystyrene regulation October 30, 2020

Better known as Styrofoam, the material is commonly used for takeout and would be banned from local restaurants and other businesses.

Hayley Smith

Amid coronavirus uptick, San Francisco pauses further reopenings October 30, 2020

Indoor restaurants, places of worship, movie theaters and museums will remain at 25% capacity, and indoor pools, bowling alleys and locker rooms at fitness centers will remain closed.

Maura Dolan

CSUSB investigating university officer who allegedly pulled a gun on another officer October 30, 2020

Cal State San Bernardino is investigating an incident involving two university police officers — one of whom drew a gun and allegedly aimed it at the other.

Colleen Shalby

Officers use chemical agents to break up brawl at Folsom State Prison October 30, 2020

About 20 inmates were involved in the brawl, authorities said. Five were taken to a hospital for non-life-threatening injuries.

Faith E. Pinho

Stuck between allies in tech and labor, Newsom won't weigh in on Uber-backed Prop. 22 October 30, 2020

Newsom's reluctance to take a position has sidelined him in one of the biggest debates about the future of work in California.

Taryn Luna

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