Новости за 03.05.2016

An anniversary can be cause for looking back to fond memories, which for those who profited from the May 2, 2015, Floyd Mayweather Jr.-Manny Pacquiao fight would be the $600-million plus grossed by the event and the record 4.6 million pay-per-view buys that generated $437 million in sales.

A new report issued last week by Child Trends, a research organization, and the National Assn. of Latino Elected and Appointed Officials Educational Fund calculated that the 2010 census missed some 400,000 young Latino children — the equivalent of more than half a congressional district. The data...

Good morning. It is Tuesday, May 3. If we’re ever in a sinking boat, we’ll use our phones to call 911 — not to Snapchat the experience like these folks, whose boat sank off the coast of Marina del Rey. Here's what else is happening in the Golden State:

Who doesn't want to believe in miracles? Certainly the parishioners of a Greek Orthodox church in a southwest suburb of Chicago want to believe. For months, a painting of St. John the Baptist at Assumption Greek Orthodox Church has been seen with droplets of fragrant oil trickling from it. The...

Drowning in red ink, the Puerto Rican government missed another big debt payment Monday. And while the island has defaulted on such bills multiple times over the past year, the process can't go on much longer — the government has been cashing out whatever it can get its hands on just to keep operating....

The California Coastal Commission has raised several concerns about a 63-unit condo development proposed for Mission Beach, giving residents some hope that the panel may overturn the City Council's recent approval of the project.

Donald Trump has been scoring points and perhaps winning votes charging that the GOP primaries are rigged. Going into last week's contests in five states, he loudly pointed out that almost 2 million more people had voted for him than had voted for Cruz. From Trump's perspective, the difference...

Nationalism and socialism are in full gallop in American today while conservatives are without a horse.

What to watch for in Tuesday's Indiana primary May 3 2016, 5:05 AM Ted Cruz and Donald Trump battle for delegates and Bernie Sanders makes what could be his last stand in Tuesday's Indiana primary. Five things to watch for in tonight's Indiana primary High-profile GOP leaders may vote for one of...

What to watch for in Tuesday's Indiana primary May 3 2016, 5:05 AM Ted Cruz and Donald Trump battle for delegates and Bernie Sanders makes what could be his last stand in Tuesday's Indiana primary. Five things to watch for in tonight's Indiana primary High-profile GOP leaders may vote for one of...

I'm Davan Maharaj, editor-in-chief of the Los Angeles Times. Here are some story lines I don't want you to miss today.

If you've felt your blood pressure rise after seeing passengers being served champagne on the tarmac while you're fighting for overhead space in coach, you are not alone. 

Alan Mandell, the evergreen 88-year-old actor, confessed that he might be ready to bid farewell to the stage when I interviewed him last year on the occasion of his performance in the Mark Taper Forum revival of Arthur Miller’s “The Price.”

The son of UC Davis Chancellor Linda Katehi was not working directly for her daughter-in-law, contrary to what was alleged  last week when Katehi was abruptly put on administrative leave, according to a review by the university's Academic Senate.

When Jesus Sequeira's wife, Yadira, died in 2008 from lung cancer, times soon grew tough.

Long Beach resident Greg Vogel can't heal the sick. Nor can he see the future.

Boisterous campaign rallies. Political ads every commercial break. Presidential candidates schmoozing with voters over pancakes.

When New York held its recent presidential primary, Rep. Peter T. King was quite specific about his sentiments: He cast his ballot for Ohio Gov. John Kasich, but that didn't mean he was endorsing his candidacy.

Good morning from the the state capital. I'm Sacramento Bureau Chief John Myers, and May kicks off the all-but-official state budget season in this town.

In Santa Clara County, jail guards sent text messages using racial slurs to describe African Americans, Jews and Vietnamese Americans.

If you've felt your blood pressure rise after seeing passengers being served champagne on the tarmac while you're fighting for overhead space in coach, you are not alone. 

It's no secret that in searching for a home, parents scrutinize nearby schools. The wealthy can afford to live in neighborhoods with small school districts, where most other students are wealthy, too. Now, a new study out of USC confirms that this decision-making process is partially responsible...

Gov. Jerry Brown has long warned that the state's budget bonanza of recent years, fueled by a windfall of income tax revenues, is destined to sputter out — a mantra that's helped deflect many of his fellow Democrats' spending demands.

A woman and a young girl were stabbed Monday night in South Los Angeles, authorities said. 

Nearly two weeks before he was to go on trial, a former FBI agent pleaded guilty Monday to stealing more than $136,000 in cash that had been seized during drug investigations.