Новости за 26.01.2016

Two struggling tech companies, GoPro and Twitter, on Tuesday announced a partnership around live video that’s meant to spark more usage for both businesses.

Los Angeles police said they arrested eight people Tuesday morning after protesters blocked downtown streets and refused to leave one intersection as part of a demonstration calling for immigration reform. 

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Tired of watching baseball players spit tobacco all over the dirt or pristine grass (or their uniforms) at Dodger Stadium?

More than three dozen acts playing the 2016 edition of the Coachella Valley Music & Arts Festival also will headline club and theater shows around their Coachella performances, festival promoter Goldenvoice has announced.

Ducks center Shawn Horcoff has been suspended 20 games for violating the NHL's performance enhancing substances policy, the league announced Tuesday.

High school senior Mallory Pugh was named Tuesday to the 20-player U.S. roster for next month's women's Olympic soccer qualifying tournament in Texas.

It all begins with a trash-talking great-grandfather: Century Gowda, a saucy 101-year-old who likes to occupy his mornings by giving his fellow villagers sharp-tongued, if charming, verbal beatdowns.

USC wants to sign defensive end Jonathan Kongbo III in the 2016 recruiting class.

No sign of casualties or other evidence of a shooting have been found in a sweep of the Naval Medical Center San Diego, authorities said Tuesday.

Canada’s Jean Pascal wanted to work with Freddie Roach. Well, he found out quickly thin skin won’t make it inside Hollywood’s Wild Card Boxing Club.

An intense manhunt for three fugitive inmates continued Tuesday as the FBI and U.S. marshals assisted sheriff’s deputies in their hunt following last week’s elaborate jailbreak in downtown Santa Ana.

The Beverly Hills estate where Oscar-winning actor Charlton Heston made his home for nearly half a century has sold for $12,212,000.

Whose hair has improved more dramatically: Harry's or Liam's?

That's just one of the questions One Direction fans might entertain while watching the British boy band's music video for "History," which appeared early Tuesday on YouTube.

Intercutting new performance footage with clips from the group's...

The Galaxy formally announced the signing of Jelle Van Damme on Tuesday, more than a week after the defender confirmed he was coming to Southern California by tweeting his good-byes to fans and teammates of Belgian club Standard Liege.

There's no debate about it: Donald Trump erotica is here, and it's huuuge.

Six months after coaching one of the deepest teams in U.S. history to a Women's World Cup title, Jill Ellis is beginning to run out of warm bodies, with Sydney Leroux announcing she is pregnant and will miss the entire year.

In Silicon Valley, where tech can ostensibly solve anything, can it solve the problem of speeding drivers?

Brick accent walls and original 1890s steel lattice columns give an industrial look to this corner penthouse in the Douglas Building in downtown Los Angeles. Two smaller units were combined to create the 2,100-square-foot residence, which features a two-sided fireplace, open-plan spaces and a vintage...

"What's your spirit noodle?" is the question posed on cards and on T-shirts worn by the pasta makers and line cooks at Knead & Co., the new pasta bar and market opening this week at Grand Central Market in downtown Los Angeles. One T-shirt stipulated "orriechiette." If you've spent a lot of time...

The Virgin empire is bringing its lifestyle brand of hotels to California. The company announced Tuesday that it plans to build its first hotel in the West in downtown Palm Springs.

On Tuesday, Claremont Graduate University announced the finalists for its Kingsley Tufts Poetry Award. The prize, which goes to a mid-career poet of a current book, carries with it an award of $100,000.

Los Angeles is facing sunshine and warmth this week even as El Niño remains strong 1,000 to 2,000 miles south of California. It’s the third week without big storms this month. But El Niño is not wimping out. Here's what’s going on: 

The South Los Angeles intersection of Vernon and Western avenues is anchored by a liquor store and a boarded-up mini-mall. Murders have roiled the area over the last year — including a recent drive-by shooting before noon. Neighbors complain that prostitutes and drug dealers linger nearby.

As city and county officials gear up for what is promised as a $100-million program to reduce homelessness, thousands of volunteers will hit the streets to document the scale of the problem.