A blind hiker and his guide dog are safe after being rescued by a US Coast Guard helicopter crew when they became stranded for days in the heat on an Oregon hiking trail. The US Coast Guard Pacific Northwest announced an aircrew had rescued a 55-year-old man and his dog from the Rogue River Trail in southwest Oregon. … Read more
A visitor touches a humanoid robot hand at an AI exhibition booth during the the World Artificial Intelligence Conference in Shanghai on July 4. (Andy Wong / Associated Press) Today we are in the middle of a hype cycle in which companies are racing to integrate artificial intelligence tools into products, transforming fields including logistics, … Read more
A veteran Texas police officer allegedly sent explicit photos of himself to a married woman as he worked on his police chief’s security detail, only to be found out by the woman’s furious husband. San Antonio Police Officer Mark Castillo is accused of sending the racy messages for nearly a month between late April and … Read more
Facing impeachment in 1974, President Nixon went along with a congressional plan to limit presidential spending power. (Associated Press) Fifty years ago, Congress tried to rein in deficits and fix the budget process — or, perhaps, lawmakers were mostly just trying to wrest back some spending power from the White House. If the goal was … Read more
A provocative Upper East Side vegan — who once called humans “the shame of the earth” — is being sued by her landlord for causing a literal s–tstorm as she refuses to stop feeding pigeons outside her building. Sharon Amram’s flighty actions have resulted in massive amounts of guano covering the fire escape and a ground-floor … Read more
Los Gaiteros de Ovejas perform tonight. Los Gaiteros de Ovejas have been performing their enthralling mix of African percussion and traditional Colombian flute and string melodies for over 30 years. They perform as part of the 38th Festival International Nuits d’Afrique.Photo by Nuits d’Afrique /mon Postmedia may earn an affiliate commission from purchases made through … Read more
How to have the best Sunday in L.A., according to Lisa Ann Walter When I video-call Lisa Ann Walter, she’s in the middle of making a banana cake to serve alongside the curry she’ll soon prepare for Sunday dinner, a standing tradition at her house. In Sunday Funday, L.A. people give us a play-by-play of … Read more
How much do you know about the Olympic leotards, Danny Trejo’s Fourth of July brawl and the Paramount Global merger? Prove it by taking this week’s News Quiz. (Times staff and wire photos) 1 Welcome to the Los Angeles Times News Quiz where we’re highlighting a handful of my colleagues’ work over the last seven … Read more
Sammy Potter of Maine rubs his feet inside his one-man tent after a day of hiking 25 plus miles with hiking partner Jackson Parell along the Pacific Crest Trail in the Plumas National Forest. (Gina Ferazzi / Los Angeles Times) On any given day in Southern California, you have vast opportunities to escape for an … Read more
Perrie Edwards (right) admits not speaking to Jesy Nelson is ‘heartbreaking’ (Picture: David M. Benett/Dave Benett/Getty Images) Perrie Edwards has revealed she hasn’t spoken to Jesy Nelson ‘for a long time’. The 31-year-old singer admitted to Cosmopolitan that she ‘would rather it went differently’ after Jesy, 33, quit Little Mix back in 2020, nine years … Read more
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