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SACRAMENTO, Calif. — They saw themselves in the video that Florida officials offered up as proof of their consent to travel to California, but they said it's not what it seemed.

California has some of the nation’s leading climate policies, with hard deadlines to slash greenhouse gas emissions, switch to zero-emission cars and trucks and get 100% of its electricity from carbon-free sources. But so far, its leaders have lagged behind other states, like Maine and New York, in using another…

LOS ANGELES — Dodger Stadium has rarely looked more empty.

LOS ANGELES — The No. 14 tee is tucked into the northwest corner of the Los Angeles Country Club, hugging a tall fence covered with pink climbing roses.

LOS ANGELES — Plot twist!

LOS ANGELES — A Los Angeles police detective was hit in the head by shrapnel Thursday night while training at the Police Academy’s shooting range in Elysian Park.

Despite a state crackdown to seize fentanyl and arrest its traffickers and dealers in San Francisco, May was the city’s deadliest month for fentanyl overdoses on record, according to city and county data.

LOS ANGELES — Feelings of indignation and anger fueled by religious conservatives culminated in a protest Friday afternoon at Dodger Stadium over the honoring of the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence, a satirical performance and activist organization made up of queer nuns in drag that are considered blasphemous by some Christians.

LAS VEGAS — U.S. Soccer could have rolled the dice. It could have pushed all its chips into the center of the table and gambled its future on an unknown.