The archive of all headlines from March 17, 2016, organized by time of publication.
Instead of asking for the mountain lion to be captured and relocated outside of Griffith Park, the zoo is moving its vulnerable animals indoors at night to protect them should the young lion find a way through the perimeter fences again.Koala mauling is an uneasy reminder of mountain lions' place in Southern California
President Obama announced his nomination of Merrick B. Garland, a centrist appeals court judge, but Senate Republicans reiterated that they would not consider the president’s choice.
Because Donald Trump lost Ohio's primary, the race to claim the 1,237 delegates needed to clinch the presidential nomination seems unlikely to be settled before California votes.Delegate tracker: Who's winning the race to the nomination?
The president tries to frame his decision as an effort to look past election-year politics and create an implicit contrast with Republicans' stonewalling. TRAIL GUIDE
The president tries to frame his decision as an effort to look past election-year politics and create an implicit contrast with Republicans' stonewalling.McConnell tells Garland by phone: No meeting, no vote
Forgoing the tests on thrusters vital to precision guidance «increases the risk for reliability issues going undetected," a GAO report says.$40-billion missile defense system proves unreliable
President Obama nominated Merrick B. Garland, a centrist appeals court judge, but Senate Republicans reiterated that they would not consider the president’s choice.
President Obama nominated Merrick B. Garland, a centrist appeals court judge, but Senate Republicans reiterated that they would not consider the president’s choice.
Forgoing the tests on thrusters vital to precision guidance «increases the risk for reliability issues going undetected," a GAO report says. NATIONAL POLITICS
A new study shows how a 7.5 quake could begin on the San Jacinto fault and continue on the San Andreas. Those two faults cut through freeways that connect Southern California to Nevada and Arizona, as well as lifelines that bring in electricity, fuel and water. NATION
A new study shows how a 7.5 quake could begin on the San Jacinto fault and continue on the San Andreas. Those two faults cut through lifelines that bring in electricity, fuel and water. BUSINESS
President Obama nominated Merrick B. Garland, 63, a centrist appeals court judge who has drawn praise from members of both parties, but Senate Republicans reiterated that they would not consider the president’s choice.
President Obama nominated Merrick B. Garland for a job that his friends say the appeals court judge has dreamed of for years: a seat on the United States Supreme Court.
Jackson residents stunned as elevated levels of lead were found in drinking water last year but officials didn’t issue a warning until January
Animal rights activists welcomed announcement, which would be effective immediately, after years of criticism over theme park’s treatment of captive orcas
President Obama nominated Merrick B. Garland for a job that his friends say the appeals court judge has dreamed of for years: a seat on the United States Supreme Court.
A new study shows how a 7.5 quake could begin on the San Jacinto fault and continue on the San Andreas. Those two faults cut through lifelines that bring in electricity, fuel and water.Full Coverage: Earthquakes in Southern California and beyond
Animal rights activists welcomed announcement, which would be effective immediately
A new study shows how a 7.5 quake could begin on the San Jacinto fault and continue on the San Andreas. A similar quake occurred in 1812 and destroyed Mission San Juan Capistrano's Great Stone Church.Full Coverage: Earthquakes in Southern California and beyond
Senator Mitch McConnell said Republicans were acting as a check against the president, while Democrats said they were failing to do their duty to hold hearings on the nominee, Judge Merrick B. Garland.
The Constitutional Responsibility Project, formed to lead the fight to get Judge Merrick B. Garland confirmed, is a virtual who’s who of two Obama presidential campaigns.
Rick Snyder says ‘I kick myself every day’ but blames officials and EPA but congressman angrily accuses Snyder of putting dollars over public safety
A new study shows how a 7.5 quake could begin on the San Jacinto fault and continue on the San Andreas. A similar quake occurred in 1812 and destroyed Mission San Juan Capistrano's Great Stone Church. NATION
Companies like Airbnb are expanding and there is evidence that competition from rental sites is holding down hotel rates in some areas. Science
Hotel executives have long shrugged off short-term rental websites, but there is evidence that competition from rental sites is holding down hotel rates in some areas. Science
Hotel executives have long shrugged off short-term rental websites, but there is evidence that competition from rental sites is holding down hotel rates in some areas.
President Obama reportedly told a group of Democratic donors last Friday that Senator Bernie Sanders is nearing the point where his campaign against Hillary Clinton will come to an end.
On Friday, the company will launch its first cross-border service, offering one-way transportation from San Diego to anywhere in the northern Baja California region. Politics
On Friday, the company will launch its first cross-border service, offering one-way transportation from San Diego to anywhere in the northern Baja California region. L.A. Now
The man's body apparently struck the back of a car that was traveling on the street. He had been working on the tower's 53rd floor, which does not yet have windows. Technology
The man's body apparently struck the back of a car that was traveling on the street. He had been working on the tower's 53rd floor, which does not yet have windows.Witness describes moment when worker plummeted to death at Wilshire Grand hotel