The archive of all headlines from April 04, 2015, organized by time of publication.
L.A. is on target to hit Brown's goal, but communities like landscape-lush Beverly Hills and Newport Beach must deal with much higher per-capita water use. Beverly Hills and Los Angeles
In a sign that the plan was broadly supported by the establishment, the government was allowed to promote the virtues of it at Friday Prayer.
If a final deal is reached, it could vindicate Obama's argument that diplomacy can work even with seemingly intransigent negotiating partners. L.A. Now Brown's drought edict hits some cities harder than others
As Iranian officials celebrated the nuclear agreement, there was cautious hope in Saudi Arabia, internal dissent in Iran and open hostility in Israel.
If a final deal is reached, it could vindicate Obama's argument that diplomacy can work even with seemingly intransigent negotiating partners. L.A. Now U.S. suspends funding for troubled L.A. County emergency system
If a final deal is reached, it could vindicate Obama's argument that diplomacy can work even with seemingly intransigent negotiating partners. L.A. Now Feds tell L.A. County to halt spending on troubled post-9/11 emergency system
Second mass murder by Somalia-based Islamist group al-Shabaab in 1.5 years came despite the government’s plan for a security revamp
If a final deal is reached, it could vindicate Obama's argument that diplomacy can work even with seemingly intransigent negotiating partners. Business With little explanation, Airbnb cuts ties with big-money L.A. rental firms
In hashing out one of the hardest-to-negotiate arms control deals in history, Iran and the United States took a simple approach: stay in the same hotel room until they figure out how to get along.
Two of Airbnb's largest Los Angeles-area hosts said the home-sharing giant had dropped them from its site. The move comes as Airbnb faces growing scrutiny at City Hall. Middle East Iran deal is key to Obama's vision of 'a world without nuclear weapons'
In hashing out one of the hardest-to-negotiate arms control agreements in history, Iran and the United States took a simple approach: stay in the same hotel room until they figure out how to get along.
Two of Airbnb's largest Los Angeles-area hosts said the home-sharing giant had dropped them from its site. The move comes as Airbnb faces growing scrutiny at City Hall. National Politics Two suicides leave Missouri Republican Party in disarray
Among Washington’s strategic objectives is the militarization of major sea ways. This strategic waterway links the Mediterranean to South Asia and the Far East, through the Suez Canal, the Red Sea and the Gulf of Aden.
Two of Airbnb's largest Los Angeles-area hosts said the home-sharing giant had dropped them from its site. The move comes as Airbnb faces growing scrutiny at City Hall. Crime & Courts Mystery surrounds Hawthorne killing of motorist in 'hail of gunfire'
A woman and her son shared a laugh at a stoplight. Soon they were followed by a car and asked an officer for help. Then the shooting started, leaving the woman and her attacker dead, the son wounded. Business With little explanation, Airbnb cuts ties with big-money L.A. rental firms
A woman and her son shared a laugh at a stoplight. Soon they were followed by a car and asked an officer for help. Then the shooting started, leaving the woman and her attacker dead, the son wounded. Middle East Iran nuclear deal outlined, but discord emerges over details
In hashing out one of the hardest-to-negotiate arms control agreements in history, Iran and the United States took a simple approach: stay in the same hotel room until they figure out how to get along.
The second mass murder by Somalia-based Islamist group al-Shabaab in 1½ years came despite the government’s plan for a security revamp.
A woman and her son shared a laugh at a stoplight. Soon they were followed by a car and asked an officer for help. Then the shooting started, leaving the woman and her attacker dead, the son wounded. Middle East Civilian casualties mount amid Saudi airstrikes in Yemen
The U.S. State Dept. outlines points that would limit Iran's enriched uranium inventory and ensure inspections. But Iranians say the U.S. is spinning its own version of the agreement. Crime & Courts Mystery surrounds Hawthorne killing of motorist in 'hail of gunfire'
The U.S. State Dept. outlines points that would limit Iran's enriched uranium inventory and ensure inspections. But Iranians say the U.S. is spinning its own version of the agreement. CALIFORNIA Lawyer's fee in CHP beating case sparks courtroom drama, divided loyalties
In hashing out one of the hardest-to-negotiate arms control agreements in history, Iran and the United States took a simple approach: stay in the same hotel room until they figure out how to get along.
The Saturday Essay: The most radical element of Pope Francis’ papacy is his embrace of the liberalizing principles of Vatican II of the early 1960s. From poverty and sexual ethics to church governance, he is pushing to open the church to the modern world.
The U.S. State Dept. outlines points that would limit Iran's enriched uranium inventory and ensure inspections. But Iranians say the U.S. is spinning its own version of the agreement. Nation Backlash against religious freedom laws helps gay rights in Indiana, Arkansas
The United States has taken a light counterterrorism approach against al-Shabab in Somalia, but the bloodshed in Kenya highlights the challenge of long-term victory over resilient enemies.
The United States has taken a light counterterrorism approach against al-Shabab in Somalia, but the bloodshed in Kenya highlights the challenge of long-term victory over resilient enemies.
The U.S. State Dept. outlines points that would limit Iran's enriched uranium inventory and ensure inspections. But Iranians say the U.S. is spinning its own version of the agreement. Asia The Philippines has 'internationalized' the dispute over the China Sea, raising Beijing's ire
The U.S. State Dept. outlines points that would limit Iran's enriched uranium inventory and ensure inspections. But Iranians say the U.S. is spinning its own version of the agreement. Nation After Indiana furor, proposed religious freedom law in Georgia dies
The state is overhauling its proposal for the plan in the wake of doubts about whether water exporters can meet stringent federal conditions for operating the system over a 50-year period. Middle East Iran nuclear deal outlined, but discord emerges over details
President applauds ‘historic understanding’ in weekly address as Republican opposition to nuclear agreement remains strong
Wolf sightings in Germany have made parents and shepherds anxious, but conservationists say an excessively literal reading of “Little Red Riding Hood” is fueling hysteria against the canine.
Trying to fashion a shield against a sneak missile attack, military planners gambled on costly projects that flopped, leaving a hole in U.S. homeland defense.SEE THE STORY Missile defense
Trying to fashion a shield against a sneak missile attack, military planners gambled on costly projects that flopped, leaving a hole in U.S. homeland defense.SEE THE STORY Missile defense
Trying to fashion a shield against a sneak missile attack, military planners gambled on costly projects that flopped, leaving a hole in U.S. homeland defense. Nation Lawmakers pushed to keep troubled defense programs alive
World
A punishing drought is forcing a reconsideration of whether the aspiration of untrammeled growth that has for so long been the state’s driving engine has run against the limits of nature.
Essay: Officials didn’t lie, and I wasn’t fed a line, writes Judith Miller. There was no shortage of mistakes about Iraq, and I made my share of them. False narratives deserve, at last, to be retired, she writes.
The U.S. currency's value has surged over the last nine months, a change that has huge implications across the global economy for consumers, businesses, investors and governments. Dollar travels far for Americans abroad