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LA Latinos welcome 42 migrants bused from Texas as 'brothers and sisters'

A month and a half ago, Miguel Ángel got off a bus in Los Angeles. He had been detained in an immigration center since January, after Border Patrol officers caught him and the four other people he was traveling with in the Sonoran Desert.

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Biden visits California to talk climate and raise cash

President Joe Biden plans to unveil more than $600 million in federal spending to fight the effects of climate change on Monday in Palo Alto. But much of his multi-day visit to California is focused on raising money, notably from Silicon Valley tech leaders, for his 2024 reelection campaign.

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5 filmmakers whose work you need to catch up on this summer

I often tell my film criticism students, as they prepare to review a new movie, that it's always helpful to familiarize yourself with a director's past work. That might sound like fairly obvious advice, but it's worth reinforcing for someone not accustomed to watching movies through the lens of auteurism,…

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What makes a streaming hit? Desperate fans 'game the system' to save favorite shows

LOS ANGELES — Nikki Rodriguez wants Netflix to renew its fantasy series "Shadow and Bone" — so much so that she has watched its second season 15 times.

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Lewis Black is still angry, but he's happy to see you

LOS ANGELES — It's important to be honest, and the stand-up comedian Lewis Black really "didn't do well" during the early stages of the COVID-19 pandemic, by his own account.

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Antony Starr puts himself into TV's most intriguing villain. Along with Trump and Obama

Sitting down with Antony Starr, who plays perhaps the most intriguing villain on current television as Homelander on Prime Video's "The Boys," is disconcerting. Homelander is an Aryan super-sociopath, a gleaming Mr. America with a license to kill. Starr, human-sized and chummy, sports fashionable chin scruff, one pair of glasses…

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Tecolotes de los Dos Laredos thrive hosting baseball games in the U.S. and Mexico

LAREDO, Texas — When the Mexican-American War ended in 1848 and land on the northern side of the Rio Grande River became part of the U.S., the people of Laredo celebrated their place in a democracy by holding a referendum.

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A summery chicken potpie is the antidote for June gloom

I recently had an epiphany about, of all things, chicken potpie. A few weeks ago, my partner and I set out for a walk into Griffith Park from our apartment. In the mood for adventuring, we started taking every turn we hadn't before and soon enough we found ourselves on…

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Fentanyl-tainted pills now found in Mexican pharmacies from coast to coast

PUERTO VALLARTA, Mexico — Some of the pills looked just like antibiotics. Others were unlabeled white tablets. Several mimicked well-known American pills, and a few came in sealed bottles.

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Fire risk increases in some parts of Southern California despite continued June gloom

Gusty winds, combined with a drop in humidity, have increased the risk of fire across inland valleys and desert regions of Southern California until at least Tuesday, according to a fire weather forecast issued Sunday.

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Houston rapper Big Pokey dies at 45 after collapsing onstage in Texas

Big Pokey, the pioneering Houston rapper who helped transform the city's hip-hop scene, has died after collapsing onstage Saturday. He was 45.

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Wyndham Clark outlasts Rory McIlroy to win U.S. Open at Los Angeles Country Club

LOS ANGELES — Brand new location. Brand new winner.

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The latest effort to break away from California is brewing in El Dorado County

It's a decades-old pursuit that's been attempted, thus far, unsuccessfully — but a group of El Dorado County residents are hoping to finally get their shot at breaking free from California.

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After seeking asylum, families at this shelter take their first steps in the US

LOS ANGELES — Five-year-old Rood Morancy Siverne huddled close to his mother, who sat tired, yet hopeful, waiting to check in to what would become, at least for a time, their home.

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Battle for Oak Flat: How Apache opposition to a copper mine became a religious liberty test

OAK FLAT, Ariz. — On a recent morning about an hour outside Phoenix, the pounding of tribal drums reverberated across the desert from a stand of oaks in the Tonto National Forest, where nearly 20 men had packed into a squat green sweat lodge to pray.

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At U.S. Open, par-three 15th hole is short in distance but long on consternation

LOS ANGELES — Start with a club rarely used from the tee box, a 60-degree lob wedge. Set the ball on a tee to maximize spin. And for gosh sake, don’t take a full swing.

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Honeymoon over: Bobby Miller struggles in Dodgers’ blowout loss to Giants

LOS ANGELES — Bobby Miller’s major league honeymoon is officially over.

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For former L.A. Country Club president Dick Shortz, U.S. Open is dream come true

Dick Shortz stood beside the No. 1 tee box at Los Angeles Country Club this week and surveyed the remodeled clubhouse and double-decker chalets running down the first fairway.

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Christian Pulisic and U.S. seek a Nations League repeat vs. Canada

LAS VEGAS — Christian Pulisic has one year left on his contract with Chelsea, but that doesn't mean he'll play there next season.

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Grad-parent: Mother and son graduate from UC Irvine on same day

Faith Couts always dreamed of pursuing a college degree, but “the timing was never right.”

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No scorecard needed: LACC golf director gets the U.S. Open experience of a lifetime

LOS ANGELES — Tom Gardner, director of golf at Los Angeles Country Club, got to play in the U.S. Open on Saturday, almost bouncing down the fairways to the cheers of his many supporters behind the ropes.

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LA County and ACLU reach 'extraordinary' agreement to address jail conditions

LOS ANGELES — Los Angeles County and the American Civil Liberties Union have reached an agreement to settle a lawsuit that alleged "barbaric" conditions in county jails, officials announced Friday.

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Judge characterizes skid row housing receivership as ‘a mess’ for 1,500 tenants

LOS ANGELES — In his own words, the judge was between “a rock and a hard place.”

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Southern California resident smashes Rubik's Cube world record with 3.13-second solve

LOS ANGELES — Max Park spent about 10 seconds studying the jumbled Rubik's Cube in front of him at the Pride in Long Beach World Cube Association competition last weekend.

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Charges against Price draw outrage, sadness and sense of ‘Black loss’ in South LA

LOS ANGELES — Curren Price was sworn in for his third term on Los Angeles City Council last fall with a promise to mend rifts.

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