The archive of all headlines from April 04, 2016, organized by time of publication.
2016 Election
A plan to send people back to Turkey has drawn withering criticism from rights groups and spurred unrest in refugee camps and reception centers across Greece. L.A. Now
2016 Election
A leftist party that rose to power vowing to stamp out the corruption of a privileged political elite ended up embracing its predecessors’ practices.
People -- many of them sad and scared after starting to lose their vision -- find community, friends and mentors at the Braille Institute in East Hollywood. And, sometimes, like Jose and Tania Amaya, they find love. Jose and Tania Amaya
People -- many of them sad and scared after starting to lose their vision -- find community, friends and mentors at the Braille Institute in East Hollywood. And, sometimes, like Jose and Tania Amaya, they find love.
• Disclosures link Sigmundur Davíð Gunnlaugsson to offshore deals • PM stormed out of TV interview when confronted • Panama Papers are biggest leak of secret files in history
Places such as Oildale could prove to be important points on the political map June 7 when California, for the first time since the 1960s, will hold a contested Republican presidential primary. CALIFORNIA
Hillary Clinton appeared beatable in the race for the Democratic presidential nomination. But Senator Bernie Sanders has failed to fully take advantage.
Panama Papers reveal Ian Cameron hired Bahamas residents, including a bishop, to keep offshore company exempt
Panama Papers reveal Ian Cameron hired Bahamas residents, including a bishop, to keep offshore company exempt
Places such as Oildale could prove to be important points on the political map June 7 when California, for the first time since the 1960s, will hold a contested Republican presidential primary. Politics
Places such as Oildale could prove to be important points on the political map June 7 when California, for the first time since the 1960s, will hold a contested Republican presidential primary. NATION
World
Skelton: There are fewer angry peasants with pitchforks storming the state Capitol these days. Unlike the worthless Congress, state lawmakers are actually doing things.Minimum wage updates: Gov. Brown signing hike into law this morning
Panama Papers reveal Ian Cameron hired Bahamas residents, including a bishop, to keep offshore company exempt
The Supreme Court ruled unanimously that states may count all residents in drawing election districts, whether or not they are eligible to vote.
Vladimir Putin’s spokesman Dmitry Peskov denies wife owned offshore companies but documents show she set up firm in 2014
Skelton: There are fewer angry peasants with pitchforks storming the state Capitol these days. Unlike the worthless Congress, state lawmakers are actually doing things.Minimum wage updates: Watch live as Gov. Brown signs the hike into law
Skelton: There are fewer angry peasants with pitchforks storming the state Capitol these days. Unlike the worthless Congress, state lawmakers are actually doing things.Minimum wage updates: Gov. Brown officially signs the hike into law
The Supreme Court ruled unanimously that states may count all residents in drawing election districts, whether or not they are eligible to vote. As a practical matter, the ruling mostly helped Democrats.
Skelton: There are fewer angry peasants with pitchforks storming the state Capitol these days. Unlike the worthless Congress, state lawmakers are actually doing things. Minimum wage updates: Gov. Brown signs $15 per hour into law to chants of ’Si se pudo’
The Supreme Court ruled unanimously that states may count all residents in drawing election districts, whether or not they are eligible to vote. As a practical matter, the ruling mostly helped Democrats.
Protests outside parliament after documents show Sigmundur Davíð Gunnlaugsson’s wife owned offshore firm with large claim on collapsed banks
For the nine months since June, urban dwellers reduced their consumption by 23.9%, just short of the 25% cut required under Gov. Brown's executive order.Hiltzik: No, California's drought isn't over. Here's why easing the drought rules would be a big mistake
Chief Operating Officer Thomas Staggs had been seen as the favorite to replace Chairman and Chief Executive Robert Iger when his contract expires in 2018. The No. 2 job - once held by Iger - was seen as a way to groom Staggs for the top post. L.A. Now