Новости за 14.03.2018

Two Las Vegas resorts, the Palazzo and the Venetian, have raised daily resort fees to $45, making them the highest in the city.

A Senate Judiciary Committee hearing examined law enforcement agencies’ failure to heed multiple warnings about the Parkland school shooter who killed 17 people, as well as the long record of failed gun control measures in Congress.

In the first moments of the new league season Wednesday, the Chargers announced a handful of transactions headlined by a new one-year deal for safety Adrian Phillips and a three-year deal for former Denver tight end Virgil Green.

“All these old men,” snarled Mac McCaughan of Superchunk at one of the first major concerts of the South by Southwest Music Festival, “won’t die too soon.”

Pop culture loved Stephen Hawking, and Stephen Hawking loved pop culture back.

Two people are dead after their SUV flipped over in Delano, Calif., while they were apparently fleeing from Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents, police said.

Streaming networks — your Netflix, your Amazon Prime, your Hulu — that once appeared to be only in the business of ordering new programs have recently begun canceling them with what seems like equal energy.

As students walked out of schools across the country Wednesday to protest gun violence, a Senate hearing examined law enforcement agencies’ failure to heed multiple warnings about the Parkland, Fla., school shooter who killed 17 people, as well as the long record of failed gun control measures...

Mientras el mundo reflexionaba sobre el fallecimiento del físico Stephen Hawking, los que se encontraban en la era Pi lo recordaban a su manera.

To the editor: In the latest episode of “The White House Apprentice,” Rex Tillerson was fired from his secretary of State job. (“Mission impossible: Running stable foreign policy for an unstable president,” March 13)

When the NCAA selection committee hunkered down last weekend to make sense of March Madness, choosing 68 teams for the men’s basketball tournament, its members considered a wealth of information.

When “American Idol” kicked off its reboot on ABC this week, viewers saw that much hadn’t changed with the groundbreaking singing competition — and that’s by design.

“There’s not a choice to be quiet about certain things,” said Amber Tamblyn from the stage at the Mark Taper Auditorium at the Los Angeles Central Library on Tuesday night. The poet, actress and Time’s Up activist said that the election “felt like a catalyst for me… an intensified catapult” that...

Spring is almost here, and so is Southern California’s rich tradition of spring garden tours.

Prime Minister Theresa May announced the expulsion of 23 Russian diplomats from Britain on Wednesday in response to the poisoning of a retired Russian double agent and his daughter.

About 150 students at Marina High School in Huntington Beach were among thousands locally and nationwide who demonstrated Wednesday morning against gun violence in schools and for stricter gun control.

About 150 students at Marina High School in Huntington Beach were among thousands locally and nationwide who demonstrated Wednesday morning against gun violence in schools and for stricter gun control.

Most romance movies spend their energies on the early moments of a relationship, but indie drama “Hello & Goodbye” dwells in a single, long night after a breakup. This intimate two-hander introduces newly single Drew (Peter Weidman) and Beth (Tybee Diskin) as they attempt to be “just friends.”

Robert Blake’s “Mata Hari Ranch,” the Studio City home he owned for about two decades, has come on the market for $2.995 million.

U.S. stocks are mostly lower as investors' fears about tariffs and decreased international trade continue to hurt industrial companies. Banks are falling as bond yields decline, but technology companies are making gains. Department stores and other retailers are losing ground after the Commerce...

With the NFL free agency period starting at 1 p.m. Pacific time on Wednesday, here is some of the latest news from around the league.