Новости за 13.04.2018

The driver of a vehicle that plunged off a Northern California cliff last month in a fatal crash thought to have killed all eight members of the family was under the influence of alcohol, and the crash appears intentional, authorities said Friday.

A Bay Area police department on Friday released police body camera images of interactions between two of its officers and a woman who would open fire inside the YouTube campus hours later.

Speaker Paul D. Ryan’s endorsement Friday of Rep. Kevin McCarthy as his successor vastly increases chances that the Bakersfield congressman will lead House Republicans come November, but it may not seal the deal.

Most NHL players will muffle their inner voice when it comes to speaking about league rulings that don’t go their way. At most, they will politely disagree.

Max Ehrlich was one of the leading stars of prewar Germany, a comedian, actor and cabaret singer with Hollywood connections, as well as the author of 42 books. Decades after his death at Auschwitz, his nephew found notes about his compositions, which will be played in Israel on Sunday.

The Oklahoma City Thunder have suspended their TV play-by-play announcer for one game after his on-air use of the phrase “out of his cotton-pickin’ mind” to describe star player Russell Westbrook, the team announced Friday.

As the Rams prepare for the NFL draft, the Los Angeles Times will examine their roster. Part 2 of eight: Defensive line.

One of the nation's largest cable companies is adding Netflix directly to its product lineup.

Ecuador's President Lenin Moreno confirmed Friday that three journalists kidnapped along the border with Colombia had been killed, opening the door to a military strike against their captors.

Nearly 1,000 people were injured Friday — some overwhelmed by tear gas, others struck by gunfire — as Palestinians again massed along the Israeli border fence in a violent and ongoing protest.

The Los Angeles Times this summer will move from its historic headquarters in downtown Los Angeles to a campus currently under construction in El Segundo.

Dior Parfums decamped to the desert hills not far from the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival to celebrate its Sauvage Eau de Parfum with a little help from the likes of actor Darren Criss and actor/model/brand ambassador Paris Jackson.

President Trump's embattled personal lawyer, Michael Cohen, negotiated a $1.6-million deal in late 2017 with a former Playboy model on behalf of a prominent Republican fundraiser who had impregnated her, according to people familiar with the deal.

I came to know death through short stories. I was nine years old. The only human I knew who had died was our elderly next door neighbor, and my four siblings and I only saw the ambulance. Closed doors and red light — not the man, who had a heart attack. We never saw him again. I had read “Charlotte’s...

The Trump administration is abandoning a Justice Department threat to crack down on recreational marijuana in states where it is legal, a move that could enable cannabis businesses in California and other states that have legalized pot to operate without fear of federal raids and prosecution.

Arron Afflalo of the Orlando Magic won’t be spending the offseason in Ladera Heights.

House Speaker Paul D. Ryan’s endorsement of Californian Kevin McCarthy as his successor vastly increases the Bakersfield representative’s chances of leading House Republicans come November, but it may not seal the deal.

Joshua Harmon's funny play, in a glorious new production at the Geffen Playhouse, follows a gay man in his late 20s whose female BFFs get married, one by one, leaving him ever more anxious about his own future happiness.

The Kentucky Derby field, barring unforeseen injuries, will be set early Saturday night after the running of the final two prep races.