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Thousands of scientists, students and activists gathered Saturday in downtown Los Angeles for the March for Science, one of more than 500 such events being held around the world.

On any given morning in Los Angeles, you’ll find actresses, models (and those that just look like models), hitting boutique fitness studios to get their sweat on. But at ModelFIT on 3rd Street, the newest outpost of the popular New York studio, you’ll probably find more of them per square foot...

Defending champion Rafael Nadal beat David Goffin 6-3, 6-1 to move within one more win of a 10th Monte Carlo Masters title on Saturday.

More than 500 cities around the world, including 40 in California, will host a March for Science on Saturday. In Los Angeles, thousands are expected to descend on downtown. High-profile speakers include seismologist Lucy Jones and billionaire climate change activist Tom Steyer.

Want to make a difference this Earth Day? Just do your best to cut down on the “single-use plastics” in your life.

The funeral of former New England Patriots star Aaron Hernandez will be Monday at a funeral home in Bristol, Conn.

A 15-year-old Tennessee student who was allegedly kidnapped by her teacher “has suffered severe emotional trauma and that her process of recovery is only just beginning,” her attorney said.

The Rams will make their first pick in the NFL draft on Friday.

That will be one day after the start of the event in Philadelphia as the Rams must wait until the 37th pick — the fifth of the second round — to make their first selection. The Rams will also make a third-round pick on Friday.

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Two disappointing teams kept pushing and pulling Friday, trying to find some way to make sense of a game that seemed determined not to end.

Designed as an environmental teach-in day, 20 million Americans participated in the original Earth Day -- with events in numerous communities and on school campuses.

Though Los Angeles employers are concerned that high housing costs are an obstacle to hiring top talent, the Southern California celebrity sphere remains largely immune to such affordability fears.