Despite widespread GOP claims of rampant noncitizen voter fraud, federal law bans those without citizenship from voting in presidential elections. (Allen J. Schaben / Los Angeles Times) Marcela Rosas immigrated to Southern California from the Mexican state of Michoacán more than a decade ago in search of the American dream. She imagined a life with … Read more
Can chess games and toilet paper change prison culture? Inside San Quentin’s big experiment To someone living outside these dank walls, the changes might seem small. A sergeant greets a prisoner with “good morning” rather than barking an order. Guards start calling the prisoners “residents.” They shake hands, exchange jokes. The toilet paper locker gets … Read more
Anthony Johnson, left, sister Teah, mother Paula and friend Katherina Frank get ready to disembark from their paddle boards after a ride through the Venice Canals on July 11. (Genaro Molina / Los Angeles Times) As a second July heat wave is expected to broil the state, officials warn that the dangerous and dire consequences … Read more
Former Los Angeles County Sheriff Alex Villanueva testifies under oath about deputy gangs in front of the county’s Sheriff Civilian Oversight Commission. (Irfan Khan / Los Angeles Times) A multi-year criminal investigation under former Los Angeles County Sheriff Alex Villanueva into the agency’s inspector general — a probe that a legal advisor for the county … Read more
Angelica Bravo poses with her son, Mateo, in a photo shared by family members. Bravo was found dead inside a Sacramento home in July. Two of her children are missing. (Courtesy of Gil Bravo) Two young children who went missing after their mother was found dead inside a Sacramento home last week could be in … Read more
UC Irvine researchers say repeated exposure to graphic imagery has been correlated with post-traumatic stress symptoms and difficulty functioning in work and social life, among other issues. (Matt Cardy / Getty Images) Photos showing the bloodied face of former President Trump have been plastered across social media platforms and news outlets in recent days, along … Read more
“It doesn’t get much more lucky than that. Ilana (Bank) saved my life,” says Lawrence Cohen, who suffered a cardiac arrest in La Diperie on Monkland. Lawrence Cohen, right, and Ilana Bank, left, are seen with La Diperie ice-cream shop owners Michael Ayoub and Vicky Pappas on July 15, 2024. Bank saved Cohen’s life when … Read more
A new survey indicates that most Quebecers’ perception of Canada doesn’t match the negative image often promoted by the nationalist movement. Quebecers haven’t suddenly been stricken with an acute case of maple-leaf-waving Canadianism, but the simmering dissatisfaction some insist exists may be overplayed, Toula Drimonis writes.Photo by ANDRÉ FORGET /QMI Agency This doesn’t mean Quebecers … Read more
We’re not quite ready for this revolution yet (Picture: Getty Images) Kate Hudson revealed that neither she nor Matthew McConaughey wear deodorant. Nice. During an appearance on Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen that aired on Wednesday, the actress was asked about the long-standing rumour suggesting her co-star and friend isn’t a fan of … Read more
SEATTLE — A Seattle police officer has been fired for making callous remarks about the death of a graduate student from India after she was struck last year by another officer’s vehicle in a crosswalk. Seattle interim police Chief Sue Rahr fired Officer Daniel Auderer on Wednesday for the comments he made in the hours … Read more
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