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LOS ANGELES — The public's confidence in the Los Angeles Police Department has improved slightly over the last two years, although more than half of the city's residents believe policing remains tainted by racial bias among officers, according to a survey from Loyola Marymount University.

LOS ANGELES — A teenager is in custody in the slaying of rapper PnB Rock, who was gunned down two weeks ago at Roscoe’s House of Chicken & Waffles in South L.A., a law enforcement source confirmed to the Los Angeles Times. Police are searching for a second suspect they…

NASA spacecraft rams distant asteroid in test of Earth defense

There's food content all over social media in the form of videos, photos, mukbangs and everything in between. Sometimes, it can be hard to tell who's posting what. Did this post about a new restaurant come from a journalist, a food influencer or maybe just another gourmand?

Warner Bros. Pictures’ “Don’t Worry Darling” had nothing to worry about this weekend at the domestic box office, debuting in first place with $19.2 million, according to estimates from measurement firm Comscore.

The pioneering dancer and choreographer had a lifelong commitment to education while helping New York’s Hispanic dancers to gain serious recognition and employment for their talent

LOS ANGELES — The Los Angeles Times will highlight the top college football games worth watching each week. Here's a rundown of eight games in Week 4 of the 2022 season that should be worth your viewing time. All times are Pacific.

The Los Angeles Times' NFL writer, Sam Farmer, examines this week's matchups. Lines according to FanDuel Sportsbook (O/U = over/under). Last week's record 10-6 (.625); season 20-11-1 (.645). Using point spreads with the scores Farmer predicted, the record against the spread last week would have been 9-7 (.563); season 18-14…

LOS ANGELES — Los Angeles mayoral candidates Rick Caruso and Karen Bass tangled for nearly an hour Wednesday night in their first debate ahead of the Nov. 8 election.