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Delivering on a campaign promise, L.A. County Dist. Atty. Nathan Hochman says he will allow prosecutors to seek capital punishment in certain murder cases, undoing a policy of his predecessor, George Gascón.
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President Trump signed an executive order calling for the shutdown of the Education Department.
Palestinian ‘No Other Land’ filmmaker Hamdan Ballal is free, less than a day after Israeli military and police forces detained him following a brutal attack by settlers.
Acting Commissioner Leland Dudek leaves Social Security beneficiaries worried about their checks. They should be.
JuJu Watkins’ season-ending injury is a sad outcome for a player who has given USC and Los Angeles so much as the new face of women’s college basketball.
The community-oriented plant store was evicted from its West Adams location, but its owners found a more welcoming home in Leimert Park.
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Tokyo shows its support as the Dodgers arrive in Tokyo to open their 2025 season against the Cubs.
