Новости за 05.10.2015

USC practice ended about 20 minutes early Monday, but as players left Brian Kennedy-Howard Jones field, freshman cornerback Iman Marshall stayed behind.

Almost from its inception, TiVo, the San Jose company whose device has given the generic name to digital video recorders, has had an uneasy relationship with the broadcasting industry. But with the release last week of a new model of TiVo recorder dubbed the Bolt, the firm is encouraging customers...

Lakers beat writer Mike Bresnahan will be at Lakers camp through their last practice on the island on Wednesday, Oct. 7. He will be providing continual updates with the latest news, notes and analysis from camp.  Need to catch up with the action so far? Check out Bresnahan's report from yesterday here....

Nevada Coach Eric Musselman has landed another talented guard from Southern California.

Caught between conflicting moral arguments, Gov. Jerry Brown, a former Jesuit seminary student, on Monday signed a measure allowing physicians to prescribe lethal doses of drugs to terminally ill patients who want to hasten their deaths.

Rapper Fetty Wap’s good news-bad news week, in which he broke his leg in a motorcycle accident the day after his debut album was released, ups the balance on the “good” side with news that the album, “Fetty Wap,” enters the Billboard 200 albums chart at No. 1, with total equivalent sales of 128,654...

More from Trail Guide Oct. 4 Trump: Middle East would be safer if Kadafi and Hussein were still in power Oct. 2 Here are 12 Donalds more dateable than Donald Trump Oct. 1 2016 presidential candidates react to Oregon shooting Sept. 30 Hillary Clinton's fundraising haul: $28 million for the quarter...

"The Beginner's Guide" is a video game that opens with an existential question rather than an objective: Is it possible to get to know someone by analyzing his art?

After legalizing same-sex marriage and upholding provisions of President Obama’s legacy healthcare program for a second time, the Supreme Court justices return to work Monday in a new term that will put liberals on the defense.

"New Objectivity: Modern German Art in the Weimar Republic, 1919-1933," opened Sunday at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art. It's a tough show.

Marco Rubio crisscrossed the harvested farm fields of northeastern Iowa, drawing enthusiastic crowds, standing ovations and warm reviews of his sunny message that the nation could see a “new American century” forged by new leadership.

Have you been pining for a "teacup" pig but worried that the supposedly petite porcine pet might grow as big as your bathtub?

I'm Christina Bellantoni, today's Essential Politics host. Subscribe to the newsletter It's a new week, the Supreme Court is back in business, House leadership elections might be delayed, and Gov. Jerry Brown has days to act on major legislation. Reporter Patrick McGreevy has been on Jerry Brown...

With one week left to act on nearly 500 bills, Gov. Jerry Brown is besieged by vigils, rallies, petition drives and phone calls from people wanting his signature or veto on legislation.

Good morning. It is Monday, Oct. 5. Actor Tom Cruise is looking to sell his Beverly Hills mansion for a cool $50 million. Here's what is happening in the Golden State: Subscribe to the newsletter TOP STORIES Renovation projects When Los Angeles put in its bid for the 2024 Olympics, officials estimated...

Welcome to California Inc., the weekly newsletter of the Los Angeles Times Business section. I'm Business columnist David Lazarus, and here's a rundown of upcoming stories this week and the highlights of last week. Subscribe to the newsletter The Volkswagen cheating scandal remains one of the biggest...

It was like old times, Lawrence Tanter introducing Kobe Bryant before a game as Lakers fans cheered and cheered.

Blake Griffin threw an underhanded lob to himself off the backboard, grabbed the pass with two hands and dunked it with such force that the shot clock dislodged from its supports and tumbled backward.

American Apparel, the trendy but troubled Los Angeles clothier, is preparing to file for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection Monday — yet another blow to a company that has been struggling since ousting its chief executive last year.

It wasn't yet dinnertime, but the line outside Clifton's cafeteria Sunday stretched half a block. The wait for a meal was running about an hour.

Don Mattingly allowed Jimmy Rollins to manage the Dodgers in their regular-season finale, as everything from the team's place in the standings to the home-field advantage in the postseason was already set.

Drew Brees hit C.J. Spiller with a short pass that the running back turned into an 80-yard touchdown, the 400th of the quarterback's career, on the second play of overtime and the New Orleans Saints won for the first time this season, 26-20 over the Dallas Cowboys on Sunday night.

California is about to tackle head on the charged issue of racial bias in law enforcement.

Los Angeles Ballet first danced “Giselle” in its fifth season. Now, at the start of Season 10, it has returned to the full-length Romantic tragedy with great freshness and authority.

A new study of Los Angeles-area kids suggests a specific way to reduce the risk that they will drive under the influence of alcohol or drugs as teenagers — challenge their positive beliefs about marijuana, and start doing it as early as sixth grade.