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Rihanna's designer breaks silence over 'vile' A$AP Rocky cheating rumours

Rihanna's designer Amina Muaddi has slammed 'vile' internet rumours that suggest A$AP Rocky cheated on the pregnant star with her, following days of internet speculation and fake gossip surround the parents-to-be and the shoe designer

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LA County ends quarantines for asymptomatic people exposed to coronavirus

LOS ANGELES — Los Angeles County on Friday ended its order to quarantine asymptomatic people exposed to the coronavirus.

Los Angeles Times

Jesy Nelson stuns in neon yellow bikini as she extends LA break during Little Mix tour

Seemingly unbothered by reports her ex-bandmates have been throwing shade at her on stage, former Little Mix star Jesy Nelson has been posing up a storm in a tiny bikini, during her extended stay in Los Angeles

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In string of LAPD shootings, officers fired bullets and ‘less lethal’ rounds at same time

LOS ANGELES — Margarito Lopez Jr. had been threatening suicide with a butcher knife to his neck for nearly 10 minutes when he suddenly stood and took a few steps toward the line of Los Angeles police officers in front of him.

Los Angeles Times

The push to get children vaccinated is stalling. It poses new COVID-19 dangers

LOS ANGELES — Despite months of outreach and on-the-ground efforts, the COVID-19 vaccination campaign for young children remains stuck in neutral — prompting experts to say more needs to be done to inform parents about the benefits of inoculation.

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LA mayoral hopefuls court Asian Americans, the city's fastest-growing ethnic group

LOS ANGELES — In November, Kevin de León convened a press conference for the Korean-language media.

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In Disney's DeSantis feud, echoes of a culture war that never died

LOS ANGELES — The weeks-long feud between the Walt Disney Co. and conservatives over Florida's Parental Rights in Education legislation — nicknamed the "Don't Say Gay" bill by LGBT activists — recently escalated into a full-blown imbroglio that has played out on cable news and social media.

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'A big win': New contract gives grocery workers their biggest pay raises in decades

LOS ANGELES — Whipsawed by the pandemic, spurred by fury over wage stagnation and alarmed by inflation, Southern California's unionized grocery workers gained their biggest pay raises in decades Thursday as they ratified a new contract with the region's largest food chains.

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Todd Boehly Chelsea takeover promise must use Liverpool blueprint as Tuchel statement shows

Todd Boehly's Chelsea consortium feels the smartest option for the club, and his expertise can fix some of the flaws in recent years

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Rihanna denies 'split' from ASAP Rocky after cheat rumours

Rihanna has denied a 'split' from boyfriend ASAP Rocky amid '100 % false' rumours he cheated on her while pregnant.

Daily Record

LA Latinos used to have a lower death rate than white residents. Not anymore

LOS ANGELES — For years, public health experts have observed how Latinos have overall better mortality rates than white residents, despite being more likely to have lower incomes, chronic health issues and decreased access to health care.

Los Angeles Times

Renewing faith, or losing it, in the time of COVID-19

LOS ANGELES — One roamed for hours through an oak preserve asking God to speak to her through the silence.

Los Angeles Times

UC and CSU deliver thousands of rejection letters. Arizona State wants to fill the void

LOS ANGELES — Kiana Tovar was all set to attend Sacramento State. Kara Smith had firm plans: enroll at Santa Monica College, then apply to transfer to UCLA. Israel Cortave had been accepted to the University of California, Merced and the University of California, Riverside, which both offer the computer…

Los Angeles Times

Editorial: Sheriffs shouldn’t be coroners too. Split the job

A coroner is a government official who investigates the cause and manner of a death, including cases that involve violence or controversy. A sheriff is a chief law enforcement officer in charge of preventing crime, making arrests and jailing accused or convicted people.

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Inside the Weeknd and Swedish House Mafia's very last-minute Coachella collab

LOS ANGELES — The sofas scattered around the backstage artists' compound at Coachella were still wrapped in plastic when the Weeknd and Swedish House Mafia gathered earlier this week to rehearse for the joint headlining performance that will close the first half of the annual desert mega-festival on Sunday night.

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Auto review: Conquering the Mojave in the burly Chevy Silverado ZR2

Joshua Tree National Park, California — At 4,200 feet above sea level here in the arid Mojave desert, not much survives. The landscape is raw, rocky, brown. Except for the enduring Joshua Tree. As if taken from the pages of a Dr. Seuss book, its hydra-like branches extend from the…

Los Angeles Times

Bill Plaschke: Dodgers deliver emotion, history and lay down the hammer in home opener

LOS ANGELES — It was dark, it was chilly, and the national anthem was interrupted by the flyover.

Los Angeles Times

LA County firefighter who died in house fire suffocated, had meth in his system, coroner says

LOS ANGELES — A Los Angeles County firefighter who died battling a Rancho Palos Verdes house fire this year suffocated after his oxygen tank ran empty, according to a coroner's report released this week.

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Lakers: Austin Reaves outlines his offseason plan

Lakers rookie guard Austin Reaves sounds like he is ready to put in a good offseason of work on his body and his game.

Los Angeles Times

After 'Real Housewives' scandal, scathing audit says California fails to stop corrupt lawyers

LOS ANGELES — The State Bar of California has failed to effectively discipline corrupt attorneys, allowing lawyers to repeatedly violate professional standards and harm members of the public, according to a long-awaited audit of the agency released Thursday.

Los Angeles Times

Clayton Kershaw feels bad you couldn’t see him pitch a perfect game

LOS ANGELES — On the day after the Dodgers removed Clayton Kershaw six outs from a perfect game, Kershaw said he felt bad — not for himself, but for you.

Sports Illustrated

Brad Stevens ‘Definitely Not’ Considering Lakers Coaching Job

Stevens coached Boston from 2013 to ’21 and led the club to three conference Finals appearances.

Tribune News Service

Mac Engel: Errol Spence claims that he’s ‘The King Fish’ when The Truth is we don’t know

ARLINGTON, Texas — Errol Spence insists the eye that prevented him from fighting Manny Pacquiao is fine.

Los Angeles Times

Coachella 2022: Everything you need to know about this year's fest

LOS ANGELES — The Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival, America's preeminent music festival and the de facto start of the summer concert season, is finally back this weekend after two years of COVID-19 pandemic delays, safety policy changes and months of headliner tumult.

Los Angeles Times

Ed Buck sentenced to 30 years in prison for abuses that led to men’s drug deaths

LOS ANGELES — Ed Buck, once a fixture of West Hollywood’s political scene, was sentenced Thursday to 30 years in prison for drug and sex crimes that led to the overdose deaths of two vulnerable men.

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