The archive of all headlines from December 17, 2015, organized by time of publication.
Jurors tell a judge they cannot reach a verdict on any of four charges against Baltimore Police Officer William G. Porter. He is the first of six police officers to stand trial in Gray's death. Nation
The decision was a milestone in the recovery from the financial crisis, but the Federal Reserve emphasized that subsequent rate increases would come slowly.
This year, the state average was as much as 75 cents a gallon more the national average. In the Los Angeles area, the gap was even greater -- as much as $1.50 a gallon higher. Nation
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This year, the state average was as much as 75 cents a gallon more the national average. In the Los Angeles area, the gap was even greater -- as much as $1.50 a gallon higher. Autos
Classes resume for 640,000 students in the nation's second-largest school district, with many parents, though worried, expressing support for the reopening. BUSINESS
Classes resume for 640,000 students in the nation's second-largest school district, with many parents, though worried, expressing support for the reopening.LAUSD shutdown: Read the text of the threat that led Los Angeles to close its schools
Classes resume for 640,000 students in the nation's second-largest school district, with many parents, though worried, expressing support for the reopening.Read the text of the threat that led Los Angeles to close its schools
Classes resume for 640,000 students in the nation's second-largest school district, with many parents, though worried, expressing support for the reopening.Read the text of the threat
Classes resume for 640,000 students in the nation's second-largest school district, with many parents, though worried, expressing support for the reopening. BUSINESS
Markets rally in Asia and Europe as the first US interest rate hike in almost a decade fails to alarm investors
Abuse and cover-ups at the High Desert State Prison in Susanville are so severe that officials should consider making some guards wear body cameras and GPS devices, investigators say. Education
U.S. soldiers accused Afghan police and Navy SEALs of abusing detainees. But the SEAL command opted against a court-martial and cleared its men of wrongdoing.
Abuse and cover-ups at the High Desert State Prison in Susanville are so severe that officials should consider making some guards wear body cameras and GPS devices, investigators say. Politics
Markets rally in Asia and Europe, the dollar strengthens, and commodities fall, after the first US interest rate hike in almost a decade
As parents cite risks to their children's health, the board will consider relocating students and staff from Porter Ranch Community School and Castlebay Lane Charter School. CALIFORNIA POLITICS
As parents cite risks to their children's health, the board will consider relocating students and staff from Porter Ranch Community School and Castlebay Lane Charter School. Westside
Mustafa Kawsara's parents and two younger siblings are still in Syria. He knows they hide things from him -- like the time his mom and sister were shot and wounded in front of their house.
US tech firm has stepped up lobbying efforts with $3.5m charm offensive to persuade Europe to drop punitive action over alleged abuse of monopoly position
US tech firm has stepped up lobbying efforts with $3.5m charm offensive to persuade Europe to drop punitive action over alleged abuse of monopoly position
US tech firm has stepped up lobbying efforts to persuade Europe to drop punitive action over alleged abuse of monopoly position
As the nation's second-largest school district closed in response to a suspected terrorist threat, Mayor Eric Garcetti established the posture he would adopt toward the crisis. 'The decision to close the schools is not mine to make, but is mine to support.' Europe
As the nation's second-largest school district closed in response to a suspected terrorist threat, Mayor Eric Garcetti established the posture he would adopt toward the crisis. 'The decision to close the schools is not mine to make, but is mine to support.'Threats sent to schools in South Florida, Houston
As the nation's second-largest school district closed in response to a suspected terrorist threat, Mayor Eric Garcetti established the posture he would adopt toward the crisis. 'The decision to close the schools is not mine to make, but is mine to support.'Threats sent to schools in South Florida and Texas but classes will be in session
Challenging the status quo in medicine and education, healthcare giant Kaiser Permanente said it plans to establish a medical school in Southern California. A site hasn't been selected yet, but classes are expected to begin in 2019. Education
Challenging the status quo in medicine and education, healthcare giant Kaiser Permanente said it plans to establish a medical school in Southern California. A site hasn't been selected yet, but classes are expected to begin in 2019. Westside
Challenging the status quo in medicine and education, healthcare giant Kaiser Permanente said it plans to establish a medical school in Southern California. A site hasn't been selected yet, but classes are expected to begin in 2019. BUSINESS
Enrique Marquez has been arrested on criminal charges in connection with the Dec. 2 massacre in San Bernardino, the first arrest in the deadliest terrorist attack on U.S. soil since 2001, federal authorities say. BUSINESS
Marquez has been arrested on criminal charges in connection with the Dec. 2 attack, the first arrest in the deadliest terrorist attack on U.S. soil since 2001, federal authorities say.Full coverage: San Bernardino terror attack
U.S. soldiers accused Afghan police and Navy SEALs of abusing detainees. But the SEAL command opted against a court-martial and cleared its men of wrongdoing.
U.S. soldiers accused Afghan police and Navy SEALs of abusing detainees. But the SEAL command opted against a court-martial and cleared its men of wrongdoing.
Enrique Marquez's arrest is the first in connection with the Dec. 2 shooting, the deadliest terrorist attack on U.S. soil since 2001, federal authorities say. Riverside home of Enrique Marquez
San Bernardino Shooting
Enrique Marquez's arrest is the first in connection with the Dec. 2 shooting, the deadliest terrorist attack on U.S. soil since 2001, federal authorities say. Enrique Marquez arrested
Federal prosecutors arrested Enrique Marquez, a neighbor and friend of Syed Rizwan Farook and Tashfeen Malik, in connection with the shooting that left 14 people dead and said he was charged with conspiring with Mr. Farook to commit terrorism in 2011 and 2012.
Enrique Marquez's arrest is the first in connection with the Dec. 2 shooting, the deadliest terrorist attack on U.S. soil since 2001, federal authorities say.Document: Read the criminal complaint against Enrique Marquez