The archive of all headlines from August 04, 2015, organized by time of publication.
A procedural vote on a Senate bill failed, but some Republicans have said they are willing to force a government shutdown in October if federal support to the group is not severed.
A procedural vote on a Senate bill failed by a tally of 53-46, but some Republicans have said they are willing to force a fall government shutdown if federal support to the group is not severed.
After years of combating drug use as a law enforcement problem, public health activists want a change of perspective. They see drugs at music festivals as an inevitable risk best countered with education.L.A. supervisor calls for temporary ban on raves after 2 young women die
The village of Duma had found a peaceful accommodation with its Jewish neighbors, but attitudes changed after extremists were suspected of firebombing a house on Friday, killing an 18-month-old boy.
A procedural vote on a Senate bill failed, but some hard-liners have said they are willing to force a government shutdown if federal support to the women’s health-care provider is not curtailed.
After years of combating drug use as a law enforcement problem, public health activists want a change of perspective. They see drugs at music festivals as an inevitable risk best countered with education. Nation Now
A recent audit found massive waste, ethical breaches and financial mismanagement. David Binkle says his actions were legal, specified in vendor contracts and approved by senior district officials. Pop & Hiss
A recent audit found massive waste, ethical breaches and financial mismanagement. David Binkle says his actions were legal, specified in vendor contracts and approved by senior district officials. L.A. Now
A recent audit found massive waste, ethical breaches and financial mismanagement. David Binkle says his actions were legal, specified in vendor contracts and approved by senior district officials. Middle East
The federal agency is trying to mend ties with cities and police departments, but few publicly say whether they will participate in the successor to the scrapped Secure Communities effort.
Homeland Security admits Cybersecurity Information Sharing Act raises concerns while corporations and data brokers lobby for bill as it returns to Senate
A recent audit found massive waste, ethical breaches and financial mismanagement. David Binkle says his actions were legal, specified in vendor contracts and approved by senior district officials. L.A. Now
A group of lawyers, lobbyists and political strategists started devising a strategy for dismantling President Obama’s climate change regulations before he had even put forth a draft proposal.
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A group of lawyers, lobbyists and political strategists started devising a strategy for dismantling President Obama’s climate change regulations before he had even put forth a draft proposal.
The federal agency is trying to mend ties with cities and police departments, but few publicly say whether they will participate in the successor to the scrapped Secure Communities effort.
A recent audit found massive waste, ethical breaches and financial mismanagement. David Binkle says his actions were legal, specified in vendor contracts and approved by senior district officials. CALIFORNIA
Their appointments mark a bold and controversial step by the small southeast Los Angeles County city to boost the participation of these immigrants in city government. L.A. Now
Their appointments mark a bold and controversial step by the small southeast Los Angeles County city to boost the participation of these immigrants in city government. Science
Those who worry more about the Islamic State emphasize its recruiting power on social media; those more concerned with Qaeda affiliates warn of “mass-casualty” attacks.
If anything, the federal government's measures could accelerate the transition to solar, wind and other renewable energy sources that was spurred on by California's policies, experts said. CALIFORNIA
Those who worry more about the Islamic State emphasize its recruiting power on social media; those more concerned with Qaeda affiliates warn of “mass-casualty” attacks.
Secret recording played for local officials, in which police officer says resident ‘needs a god damn bullet’, resulted in $35,000 payout to prevent man from suing
If anything, the federal government's measures could accelerate the transition to solar, wind and other renewable energy sources that was spurred on by California's policies, experts said.How bad was L.A.'s smog when Barack Obama went to college here?
Those who worry more about the Islamic State emphasize its recruiting power on social media; those more concerned with Qaeda affiliates warn of “mass casualty” attacks.
An expanded field of candidates and primaries in several Southern states on March 1 lessen the impact of the early Granite State primary.
An expanded field of Republican hopefuls and primaries in several Southern states on March 1 lessen the impact of the early Granite State contest.
Mayor Bill de Blasio promised to present legislation to address the loose regulations of cooling towers, which are thought to be the source of an outbreak of Legionnaires’ Disease in the Bronx that has sickened 86 people.
The move brings cheers from those seeking greater rights for former prisoners and comes as California rethinks some of its get-tough criminal justice policies. L.A. Now
The move by Secretary of State Alex Padilla brings cheers from those seeking greater rights for former prisoners and comes as California rethinks some of its get-tough criminal justice policies. L.A. Now
Activists backing the gun storage rules say they would help prevent deadly accidents and teen suicides, by preventing guns from easily falling into the hands of curious children or despairing teens. PolitiCal
The rules would exempt any gun owner who is carrying the weapon or has it close enough to be readily retrieved. The council must still vote on the final wording of the law. PolitiCal