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Smithsonian honors Kobe Bryant's place in history with display in Washington October 19, 2020

Kobe Bryant will be remembered with a new display at the Smithsonian Institution's National Museum of African American History and Culture on the National Mall.

Kevin Rector

Law enforcement reform roils L.A. County supervisor race October 19, 2020

In the tight Los Angeles County supervisor race between Holly Mitchell and Herb Wesson, ties to law enforcement and commitment to reform become top issues.

Jaclyn Cosgrove

Column: In Proposition 22's battle between the old economy and the new, taxi drivers look for hope October 19, 2020

Weeks before Californians vote on Proposition 22, I decided to pay a visit to the asphalt lowlands of LAX, where the conflict unfolds in miniature at two separate parking lots where ride-hail and taxi drivers compete for arriving travelers.

Frank Shyong

Who wins and who loses with California property tax measure Proposition 19 October 19, 2020

Older homeowners would get a larger incentive to move into new homes and the so-called Lebowski loophole would go away.

Liam Dillon

Column: These 3 propositions could have a big impact on California's criminal justice system October 19, 2020

Voters are weighing Propositions 17, 20 and 25, which would each have an impact on the criminal justice system and those in it.

George Skelton

Sex-assault suspect who barricaded himself inside Paramount Pictures lot is arrested October 19, 2020

Reports of a suspect with a knife drew a police response around the Paramount Pictures lot on Melrose Avenue.

Maya Lau

Residents fight plan to fence coastal railroad tracks in San Diego County October 19, 2020

Transit district hopes to limit access to hazardous, high-traffic areas.

Phil Diehl

Woodland Hills mom found alive after going missing in Zion National Park October 19, 2020

Holly Suzanne Courtier, an experienced hiker, had been reported missing after she was dropped off at the park for a hike Oct. 6.

Maya Lau

L.A. County reports 358 new coronavirus cases, 13 deaths October 18, 2020

L.A. County's confirmed infections are doubling every 190.6 days. Hospitalizations have climbed to 751 COVID-19 patients in county medical centers.

Esmeralda Bermudez

Burglars steal thousands of dollars in equipment from American Legion Post in Riverside October 18, 2020

Police are searching for suspects who fled after burglarizing an American Legion Post.

Esmeralda Bermudez

Thousands of Trump supporters rally in Newport Beach as president arrives for fundraiser October 18, 2020

Red MAGA hats were ubiquitous in the crowd and masks were scant outside Trump's fundraiser. The sound of country music mingled with shouts of 'Four more years!'

Laura Newberry, Stephanie Lai, Arit John

L.A. Metro employee stabbed to death at downtown rail station October 18, 2020

The fatal stabbing occurred Friday night at the 7th Street/Metro Center subway station in the financial district.

Laura J. Nelson

California police got hundreds of calls about abuse in private ICE detention centers. Cases were rarely prosecuted October 18, 2020

A Times investigation found that since 2017, at least 265 calls have reported violence and abuse inside California's four privately run immigrant detention centers. Half of them alleged sex crimes against detainees.

Andrea Castillo, Paloma Esquivel

Earthquake: Magnitude 3.4 quake near Fortuna October 18, 2020

A magnitude 3.4 earthquake was reported Sunday morning at 12:01 a.m. Pacific time 15 miles from Fortuna, Calif., according to the USGS.

Quakebot

How to watch this week's Festival of Books with Jerry Brown, crime authors and more October 18, 2020

This week's lineup in the virtual Times Festival of Books features conversations with Pulitzer Prize-winner Ayad Akhtar, former Gov. Jerry Brown and many others.

Dorany Pineda

800 Compton residents to get guaranteed income in two-year pilot program October 18, 2020

Mayor Aja Brown says the pilot program, which is to begin later this year, will be the biggest of its kind in the nation.

Alejandra Reyes-Velarde

Column: The Corrido of 'Amigo' Biden: How the presidential candidate finally got his Mexican ballad October 18, 2020

The Corrido of Joe Biden

Gustavo Arellano

Proposition 16 asks Californians to give affirmative action another try October 18, 2020

Proposition 16 would allow the reinstatement of affirmative action programs in California

Phil Willon

Column One: At USC, 2 determined women spoke out. Ugly attacks over racism, anti-Semitism, Zionism took over October 18, 2020

The two USC students didn't know each other — one a student government leader who is Jewish, the other a Black undergraduate who wanted to impeach her. But they collided over racism, anti-Semitism and Zionism in a brouhaha that has roiled the school, sparked social media attacks and prompted new debate over age-old questions about […]

Teresa Watanabe

Spy plane was sent to monitor protest in affluent suburb, home to head of California National Guard October 18, 2020

The Guard reconnaissance aircraft flew over peaceful protests in the upscale community of El Dorado Hills, the location of Maj. Gen. David S. Baldwin's home.

Paul Pringle, Alene Tchekmedyian

The Future of Education: Stop creating Robots Ever since being a community college teacher, and even more ever since being a mom I am stunned…

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France teacher attack: Police raid homes of suspected Islamic radicals October 19, 2020

Muslim organisations are being investigated too after the beheading of French teacher Samuel Paty.

Coronavirus: Belgium facing 'tsunami' of new infections October 19, 2020

The country is close to being overwhelmed as the number of cases soars, the health minister warns.

Coronavirus: Germany improves ventilation to chase away Covid October 19, 2020

Public buildings receive €500m of German state cash to improve ventilation systems.

Indigenous Colombians march on Bogotá over killings October 19, 2020

Thousands of indigenous people demand Colombia's president hear their concerns about rising violence.

Pop star Aryana Sayeed is fighting criticism against female performers in the country October 19, 2020

The country’s biggest female pop star Aryana Sayeed is fighting taboos against women who want to sing.

US election countdown and a TikTok takedown October 19, 2020

With 15 days to go, Donald Trump is dashing across America and Republican celebs come out fighting.

Wild boar family killed by police in Rome children's playground October 19, 2020

The city's mayor orders an investigation amid outrage from residents and animal rights groups.

Thailand protests: Authorities move to ban Telegram messaging app October 19, 2020

Internet providers have been ordered to block the secure messaging app used by activists.

Coronavirus: Top Palestinian official Saeb Erekat in 'critical' condition October 19, 2020

Chief negotiator Saeb Erekat, 65, has been placed on a ventilator at an Israeli hospital.

Chagos Islands dispute: Mauritius calls US and UK 'hypocrites' October 19, 2020

Prime Minister Jugnauth says the UK cannot talk about human rights and remain in the Chagos Islands.

Bolivia election: Exit polls suggest win for Luis Arce October 19, 2020

Luis Arce - an ally of exiled ex-president Evo Morales - has won outright, exit polls suggest.

Shanghai zoo fatal bear attack: Visitors see worker being killed October 19, 2020

The fatal attack in Shanghai Wild Animal Park's "wild beast area" is under investigation.

Sir James Dyson to sell Singapore penthouse at a loss October 19, 2020

The British tycoon has reportedly accepted a $62m offer for the vast property a year after buying it.

China's economy continues to bounce back from virus slump October 19, 2020

The world's second-biggest economy saw growth of almost 5% in the third quarter of the year.

Coronavirus: The place in North America with no cases October 19, 2020

Nunavut, in Canada's north, has managed to keep coronavirus out of its communities.

'The fake reporter wanted to know about our software' October 18, 2020

As image recognition software is increasingly used, one firm had to deal with subterfuge.

Sudan khalwas: Undercover in the schools that chain boys October 18, 2020

A BBC News Arabic investigation has uncovered systemic child abuse inside Islamic schools in Sudan.

Anti-Trump TikTokkers not declaring paid content October 18, 2020

TikTok creators have been making anti-Trump videos without disclosing they were paid for.

‘Red, red wine': The meaning of African election symbols October 18, 2020

Campaign colours and why they are so important for those in pursuit of power.

Covid-19: How restaurants are preparing for winter October 18, 2020

Why restaurant owners hope outdoor heaters and marquees might help keep customers coming back.

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