The archive of all headlines from April 18, 2015, organized by time of publication.
With ample land, the Inland Empire has in recent years experienced a boom in mammoth warehouses where workers serve as the unseen store clerks of a one-click world. Politics Now Obama says delayed vote on attorney general is 'embarrassing'
With ample land, the Inland Empire has in recent years experienced a boom in mammoth warehouses where workers serve as the unseen store clerks of a one-click world. L.A. Now Atty. Gen. Kamala Harris calls for more training to prevent police bias
Republicans visit New Hampshire ‘on a journey to kind of measure support’, with Rubio and Rand Paul also in attendance for weekend summit
The New Jersey governor became crowd favorite, while Bush was met with lukewarm applause among an audience of possible presidential contenders
The best places to eat, stay, shop and explore—both on and off the Italian city’s canals.
Economists and political leaders see an American government so bitterly divided that it is on the verge of deserting the global economic stage it has commanded since the end of World War II.
With ample land, the Inland Empire has in recent years experienced a boom in mammoth warehouses where workers serve as the unseen store clerks of a one-click world. L.A. Now Brush fire burning in Malibu; 200 firefighters on scene
Thousands of families leaving the western city of Ramadi clogged checkpoints leading to Baghdad amid claims that some security forces had pulled out.
A recent move by General Electric showed that corporate executives aren't holding their breath for a tax code overhaul any time soon. L.A. Now Brush fire burning in Malibu; 200 firefighters on scene
A recent move by General Electric showed that corporate executives aren't holding their breath for a tax code overhaul any time soon. L.A. Now Firefighters contain Malibu blaze
Iranian leaders have insisted in recent days that the sanctions be lifted as soon as a written accord is signed, a position that the country’s foreign minister reinforced on Friday.
Health officials say the immunization problems are so bad in some communities that a major outbreak could easily happen again. Business Democrats, GOP say they want tax reform, but political obstacles are mounting
California Drought
Health officials say the immunization problems are so bad in some communities that a major outbreak could easily happen again. Nation Now Appeals court panel takes up challenge to Obama's immigration actions
Health officials say the immunization problems are so bad in some communities that a major outbreak could easily happen again. L.A. Now Gas line explosion in Fresno injures 14 people
A bank heist and a prison break are among the group's recent moves. U.S. intelligence considers the Yemen group the most dangerous in Al Qaeda's network. CALIFORNIA Disneyland measles outbreak is over, but California remains at risk
A bank heist and a prison break are among the group's recent moves. U.S. intelligence considers the Yemen group the most dangerous in Al Qaeda's network. Kings Kings' Jarret Stoll reportedly arrested on suspicion of drug possession
An investigation at the campus medical school finds women faculty at UCLA's Alzheimer's disease research center faced «a climate of conflict, tension, hostility and mistrust» for about a decade and were treated in an «unprofessional, demeaning manner." Middle East Al Qaeda in Yemen using chaos of war to carve out terrorism haven
An investigation finds women faculty at UCLA's Alzheimer's disease research center faced «a climate of conflict, tension, hostility and mistrust» for about a decade and were treated in an «unprofessional, demeaning manner." Middle East Al Qaeda in Yemen using chaos of war to carve out terrorism haven
An investigation finds women faculty at UCLA's Alzheimer's disease research center faced «a climate of conflict, tension, hostility and mistrust» for about a decade and were treated in an «unprofessional, demeaning manner." L.A. Now Tentative settlement reached between teachers and L.A. Unified
The tentative three-year deal includes a 10% salary increase over two years. There also are terms affecting class sizes, the number of counselors at schools and the district's teacher evaluation system. Education Female faculty faced bias at UCLA medical school center, probe finds
Essay: An era of futuristic, high-tech violence will require a new social contract.
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An investigation finds women faculty at UCLA's Alzheimer's disease research center faced «a climate of conflict, tension, hostility and mistrust» for about a decade and were treated in an «unprofessional, demeaning manner." L.A. Now Tentative settlement reached between teachers and L.A. Unified
Loretta E. Lynch, the attorney general nominee on hold for six months, has become a bargaining chip in an unrelated battle over President Obama’s immigration policies.
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GOP congressional leaders shift attention to other issues, including trade and tax reform. Education Female faculty faced bias at UCLA medical school center, probe finds
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Thousands of families leaving the city of Ramadi clogged checkpoints leading to Baghdad amid claims that some security forces had pulled out.
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GOP congressional leaders shift attention to other issues, including trade and tax reform. National Politics Jeb Bush aims to set self apart from father, brother, rivals in New Hampshire
At least 33 people were killed and more than 100 injured in what marked the first time the group has claimed to be behind an assault in Afghanistan.
As fortysomething conservatives line up for the White House and even Hillary Clinton stumbles over issues that swing young voters, liberals swear help is on the way
At least 33 people were killed and more than 100 injured in what marked the first time the group has claimed to be behind an assault in the country.
GOP congressional leaders shift attention to other issues, including trade and tax reform. Science Dr. Oz will mount on-air defense against critics who want him fired
In the days after Andreas Lubitz flew himself and 149 others into a mountainside, investigations have exposed weaknesses throughout the airline industry in dealing with mental illness among pilots.
The display of the Shroud of Turin revives a long-running debate about its authenticity.
GOP congressional leaders shift attention to other issues, including trade and tax reform. L.A. Now Massive gas line explosion leaves destructive path in Fresno
In the days after Andreas Lubitz flew himself and 149 others into the French Alps, investigations have exposed weaknesses by the airline industry in dealing with mental illness among pilots.
The groups call for Southern California Edison to return at least $650 million to customers, a financial penalty for holding secret negotiations over the $5-billion cost of closing the nuclear power plant. Healthcare Obamacare repeal falls off Republicans' to-do list as law takes hold
The Kentucky senator also asks Republicans to help him take party’s message to ‘rich, poor, black, white, brown’ as he campaigns for 2016 presidential nomination
The state water board modifies proposed conservation restrictions, reducing cuts for communities that have worked to save water and increasing water cutbacks for those who havent. Business Advocates seek to kill deal that sticks ratepayers with San Onofre costs
State officials' modified proposals reduce cuts for communities that have worked to save water and increase them for those that have not. The DWP now must cut back 16% rather than 20%. Business A veil of secrecy shields hospitals where outbreaks occur
Essay: An era of futuristic, high-tech violence will require a new social contract.
State officials' modified proposals reduce cuts for communities that have worked to save water and increase them for those that have not. The DWP now must cut back 16% rather than 20%. COMPANY TOWN Comcast-Time Warner Cable deal may hinge on service expansion
Cigar-smoking donors and sharply dressed political consultants gather, giving potential candidates a chance to impress them – or embarrass themselves
Despite some quite bombastic advertising, writes Dan Neil, the Lexus RC350 is not a really performance car, but a sweet, refined boulevardier with a soundtrack of cute, kitteny growls.