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Citing 'severe' math deficits, UC faculty demand a return to SAT tests for STEM applicants
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ICE agent who killed L.A. man allegedly threatened criminal charges over being identified
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Truckloads of illegal fireworks found in South L.A., prompting evacuations
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Influential US skateboarder Marc Johnson dies aged 49: ‘Everything he did was art’
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Toddler and father stranded in snow during bike ride in Lake Tahoe high country
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Garden Grove crisis exposes Southern California's hidden industrial risks
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Southern California teacher accused of sexually abusing student
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Ranch seasoning sold at Walmart recalled due to salmonella risk
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Parental mental health — not medication — drives autism correlation, new study finds
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Mayor Karen Bass is in the toughest reelection fight of her career. She says she intends to win it
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Industry knew about chemical 'runaway' dangers for years. Then came near-catastrophe in O.C.
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'Monster who killed him': Matthew Perry's former assistant gets more than three years in prison
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All evacuation orders lifted in O.C. chemical crisis. Threat is over, officials say
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SoCal man dies after attack outside his Trump-themed home
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Orange County leaders say previously evacuated area is safe. Experts say risks linger
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Justice Department sues UCLA for the third time, alleges antisemitism against students
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Cooling system at chemical tanks likely failed, forcing mass O.C. evacuations, fire officials say
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Amber Alert issued for missing girl, 5, after mother found slain. Father sought by police
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Tesla driver infamous for California road rage attacks goes to prison for another one in Hawaii
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'May Gray has leveled up': Southern California can expect a cloudy, drizzly week
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Photos: Garden Grove chemical crisis highlights the danger of living near industrial companies
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The L.A. Times welcomes its class of 2026 summer interns
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Most O.C. residents forced by chemical crisis to evacuate can return home, officials say
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Raman says she's running for mayor because L.A. is headed in wrong direction
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After raids, U.S. citizens and immigrants seek millions for shootings, injuries, trauma
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Record-setting outside money pouring into California governor's race
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PG&E goes after gubernatorial candidate Tom Steyer. He welcomes the fight
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Threat of massive explosion in Garden Grove 'eliminated' but danger remains, officials say
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Southern California could get 85% of its water locally and avoid Delta tunnel, groups say
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The next few hours critical in battle to prevent O.C. chemical explosion
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Oil-covered birds rescued after pipeline rupture sends crude into L.A. River
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Crews knock down South Gate fire at tire recycling center that prompted shelter-in-place order
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Potential crack found on Garden Grove chemical tank, reducing explosion risk
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Rescuers airlift hiker by helicopter out of Runyon Canyon; man is in grave condition
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L.A. voters will cast ballots in eight City Council districts, two with open seats
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Dungeons, dragons and democratic socialists: a leftist fundraiser in Hollywood
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L.A. is safer than it's been in decades, but crime is an issue dominating the mayor's race
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News Analysis: Uncertainty, frustration define messy midterm battles for mayor, governor and Congress
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Explosion would cause significant damage around Garden Grove plant, blast zone map shows
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With conditions worsening, how will the Orange County chemical crisis get resolved?
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Garden Grove's chemical crisis: Thousands flee as conditions worsen at damaged tank
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Thousands flee their homes in O.C., unsure when they can return
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Photos: Honoring heroes on Memorial Day
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San Diego gunman was 'idolizing Nazis and mass shooters,' prompting gun removal from home in 2025
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How to talk to your kids about extremism online
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GOP governor hopefuls give closing arguments to Central Valley Republicans
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What we know about GKN Aerospace, the firm at center of O.C. chemical leak
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Leaked files, 'nuclear verdicts,' bruising attacks: Inside the L.A. city attorney race
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Why is Orange County chemical tank crisis so hard to fix?
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'This is a reckoning': Michael Cimarusti on Connie & Ted's closure and the state of restaurants
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Inspired by Jane Goodall, students build nurseries to reforest L.A.'s fire-scorched communities
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A night of fear, confusion as thousands flee their homes in O.C. amid chemical crisis
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Officials say a chemical explosion in Orange County could be catastrophic. Here's why.
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Caltech could lose control of JPL for the first time
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'Housewives' star Erika Girardi settles $25-million lawsuit over money from husband's firm
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Garden Grove chemical leak: Evacuations, closures, shelters
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Pratt raised nearly 10 times more in contributions than Bass in latest filing period
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California gets $27.5 million to find and replace toxic lead pipes that deliver water to homes
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No parking at Big Sur bridge? County mulls restrictions at famous California Highway 1 stop
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Sandy fire crew salvages family wedding ring amid Simi Valley ashes
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A frantic two hours as police struggled to assess threat before San Diego shooters opened fire
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Crude oil spills onto Cesar Chavez Avenue in East L.A. after pipeline rupture
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Giving Workers a Stake in A.I. Gains Traction
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More 'rough sleepers' on Hollywood streets as the city removes tents, bringing new challenges
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The three men killed in San Diego shooting saved many others, 'did not die in vain'
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Commentary: At ease — permanently. The SoCal military academies that thrived and then folded their tents
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Spencer Pratt's campaign spent more than $15,000 at pricey Hotel Bel-Air
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It's OK to pack medical marijuana on a flight ... sometimes. What you need to know
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Thousands evacuated around leaking Orange County chemical tank: 'It fails, or it blows up'
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