The archive of all headlines from August 12, 2015, organized by time of publication.
Oath Keepers group say police allowed their weapons at protests, while group of young black men found to be unarmed after arrest on suspicion of carrying guns
In an open letter, three dozen former brass representing every branch of the military called the pact “the most effective means currently available to prevent Iran from obtaining nuclear weapons.”
City Council approves Mobility Plan 2035, which is billed as a major shift in the way the city approaches the use of its public streets, putting a new emphasis on road safety and offering more alternatives to driving. L.A. Now
The move reflects the growing debate about how the county incarcerates inmates, particularly the mentally ill, who make up 20% of the roughly 17,000 people behind bars. L.A. Now
Christian Taylor, 19, was shot dead by police at a car dealership on Friday
Investigation into death of Christian Taylor, 19, who was shot dead by police at a car dealership on Friday, will be referred to grand jury
The move reflects the growing debate about how the county incarcerates inmates, particularly the mentally ill, who make up 20% of the roughly 17,000 people behind bars. National Politics
The decision comes weeks after government investigators said that Clinton's use of the server during her tenure as secretary of State led to classified information being breached. L.A. Now
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Officer Brad Miller was dismissed from the Arlington, Tex., police department after what was described as a series of troubling decisions that led to the death of Christian Taylor, a college football player.
Joe Buscaino, who represents parts of the South Bay, calls the shedlike structures a threat to public safety after a few pop up in San Pedro. National Politics
Joe Buscaino, who represents parts of the South Bay, calls the shedlike structures a threat to public safety after a few pop up in San Pedro. PolitiCal
L.A. city and county officials are combining to expand homeless outreach teams on skid row, where the population is at a record level, according to an LAPD count.L.A. councilman takes aim at tiny houses on wheels built for the homeless
Stocks, currencies and commodities fall sharply across region as investors fear a stalling China economy and possible currency war despite Beijing’s assurances
For years, the Mexican government has tried to decapitate drug cartels by capturing or killing their leaders. But the organizations are often replaced by smaller, even more vicious groups.
The nation’s central bank set the official rate 1.6 percent lower than the previous day, sending stocks lower across the region and raising concerns about the economy.
China’s yuan fell further, fueling concern about a possible “currency war” if other governments fight back with their own devaluations to compete in export markets.
Ted Cruz, Jeb Bush and Rick Perry among candidates poised to see biggest benefits from handful of wealthy individuals and corporations
Over two days, China’s currency, known as the yuan or renminbi, was down 3.5 percent, sparking headlines about a global currency war, and threatening to fan trade tensions with the United States.
The Times' perspective evolved from objectivity to alarm to befuddlement as reporters struggled to comprehend a threat to their city from the sort of racial conflict that until then had largely been limited to America¿s southern and northeastern states. CALIFORNIA
The Times' perspective evolved from objectivity to alarm to befuddlement as reporters struggled to comprehend a threat to their city from the sort of racial conflict that until then had largely been limited to America's Southern and Northeastern states. CALIFORNIA
The Times' perspective evolved from objectivity to alarm to befuddlement as reporters struggled to comprehend a threat to their city from the sort of racial conflict that until then had largely been limited to America's Southern and Northeastern states. L.A. Now
Meet the Press
Ted Cruz, Jeb Bush and Rick Perry among candidates poised to see biggest benefits from handful of wealthy individuals and corporations
Ted Cruz, Jeb Bush and Rick Perry among candidates poised to see biggest benefits from handful of wealthy individuals and corporations
Dow Jones reaches six-month low as investors worldwide worry that world’s second-largest economy may be in worst shape than had been believed
A 16,500-acre wildfire grew overnight, and officials fear gusty winds could continue to drive flames into dry woodlands. L.A. Now
With the Chinese renminbi now taking its biggest plunge in decades, the worry is that the country’s already slowing economy is even worse off and the government is panicking.
A forecast that will be released Thursday will show whether the weather system will dump heavy -- perhaps historic -- rain in Southern California and maybe into Northern California. L.A. Now
A forecast that will be released Thursday will show whether the weather pattern will dump heavy -- perhaps historic -- rain in Southern California and maybe into Northern California. L.A. Now
Blast caused by shipment of explosives that went up in flames just before midnight local time at industrial port in north-east of the country
The number of fires on state and federal land is way ahead of last year, and officials fear more as temperatures rise past the century mark in some areas. Asia
Blast caused by shipment of explosives that went up in flames just before midnight local time at industrial port shook homes other side of city
Homes on other side of port city shaken by blast after shipment of explosives goes up in flames just before midnight local time
The number of fires on state and federal land is way ahead of last year, and officials fear more as temperatures rise past the century mark in some areas. Nation
Homes on other side of port city shaken by blasts after shipment of explosives goes up in flames just before midnight local time