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Cocaine, crypto and soccer: Accused kingpin from Uruguay fights U.S. case

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Sebastian Marset allegedly smuggled tons of cocaine to Europe — but not a single gram to the U.S. Now, he's challenging his federal prosecution, alleging misconduct by DEA agents and arguing his charges should be dropped for lack of jurisdiction.

New evidence shows that you are only slightly hotter than a T. rex

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These cold-blooded killers were probably as warm-blooded as mammals, according to new research.

Trespasser stopped on former Vice President Kamala Harris' Malibu property

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A trespasser tried to enter former Vice President Kamala Harris' cliffside property in Malibu.

Confusion over protected status leaves employers and Salvadoran immigrants scrambling

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Thousands of Salvadoran immigrants nationwide faced uncertainty after the federal government failed to decide by a Wednesday deadline whether to extend or terminate their longtime temporary protections against deportation.

Trump targets private school tax-exempt status over race-based aid. California takes notice

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The Treasury Department proposed the change Thursday. If finalized, the rule would take effect after May 2027, aiming to end race-based student policies or programs.

California lawmakers push bill to ban shock gloves for federal agents

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Assembly Bill 2760 seeks to ban the use of "shock gloves" by the Department of Homeland Security and Immigrations and Customs Enforcement agents.

Devastating before-and-after satellite photos show Nepal flood destruction

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Satellite images provide new insight into the catastrophic flooding that took place in Nepal. The images show several locations before and after the flood.

Masked man who terrorized Philadelphians arrested in Las Vegas, police say

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A man suspected of chasing people in Philadelphia while wearing a creepy Halloween mask has been arrested in Las Vegas.

'A voluptuous sex symbol.' Judge invokes Dolly Parton in overturning Texas 'drag ban'

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U.S. District Judge David Hittner on Tuesday cited Dolly Parton in his decision to strike down Senate Bill 12, a 2023 law that sought to restrict drag shows in Texas.

California, other states sue again to block new Postal Service rules for mail ballots

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California and a coalition of other Democratic-led states sued again to block the U.S. Postal Service from implementing new nationwide rules for mail ballots.

California regulators approve $34.5-billion Charter-Cox merger

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More than 6 million customers in California will have Spectrum service.

Feds settle lawsuit with L.A. County Sheriff's Department over concealed firearm permits

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The U.S. Department of Justice claimed "a huge win for the residents of Los Angeles County and for the Second Amendment," announcing a settlement Thursday in a lawsuit filed against the Sheriff's Department over delays in processing applications for permits to carry concealed firearms.

Becerra, Hilton offer promises on AI, gas prices, healthcare — and starkly contrasting views

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The two candidates for California governor came to Sacramento offering policy agendas that were both sweeping and vague. Both were quick to belittle the promises by their rival.

California sues Trump to block latest tariffs, sharing of needy families' data with ICE

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California sued the Trump administration twice Monday, to block President Trump's latest round of tariffs and to block his administration from sharing needy families' personal data with immigration officials.

Barabak: Democrats are at each other's throats — this time over the 2028 calendar

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The choice of which state begins the presidential balloting turned into a needlessly divisive conflict over race and ethnicity. Nevada didn't take South Carolina's selection well.

She married multiple men in Las Vegas, some at the same time, police say. Was it for love or gambling money?

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A woman has entered a plea deal over charges that she married multiple men in Las Vegas in exchange for money for her gambling habit, according to authorities.

'We are here to play football.' Iran plays to draw with New Zealand at World Cup

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After a World Cup journey hampered by war, visa restrictions and a warning from President Trump, Iran manages to play New Zealand to a draw in its opener.

Becerra and Hilton spar about electoral integrity as Trump claims California elections are rigged

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As Trump pushed unfounded claims that California's elections are rigged, the security of the ballot box became a flash point in the governor's race.

'We're in survival mode': A year after ICE raids, a couple fight to save their dress shops

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In L.A.'s Fashion District, quinceañera shops struggle after ICE raids scared off their Latino clientele.

After heated debate, California updates key climate limit. Critics say it's a retreat

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The updated cap-and-invest program determines how aggressively the state will curb planet-warming greenhouse gas emissions and how billions of dollars in revenue will flow.

Becerra leads governor's race, with Hilton and Steyer in tight contest for second spot, poll finds

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On the cusp of California's gubernatorial primary, voters are closely split among three candidates to succeed Gov. Gavin Newsom, according to a new poll.

Influencer files complaint against Steyer campaign, alleging violations

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The influencer said Steyer's campaign committee failed to notify her of her disclosure requirements, as required by law.

Mail-a-handgun: Trump administration pushes to allow firearms to be delivered by USPS

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The Trump administration is pushing the Unites States Postal Service to allow people to send concealable handguns in the mail after the Department of Justice declared a 99-year-old ban on the practice unconstitutional.

Commentary: Who won the California governor debate on CNN? Here's what our columnists say

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Villaraigosa had a strong night. Becerra projected steadiness. Bianco was the biggest loser. Where did all of this land with California voters?

Trump rushed off stage after shooting at White House Correspondents' Assn. dinner

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The president was hurried out of the room and his security detail responded with weapons drawn after a disturbance at the event in Washington. Trump said he is safe and, according to the Secret Service, a person is in custody.

While California's tourism rallied, L.A. faced its worst year since the pandemic

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Travel spending shrank slightly in Los Angeles County last year as local crises drove away tourists and national policy alienated foreign visitors.

Bed Bath & Beyond is back in California after vowing never to return

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The chairman previously said the state is overregulated and risky. The home goods retailer will merge with The Container Store locations, including 12 storefronts in California.

'We've lost our way': Clifton's operator gives up on downtown Los Angeles

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The proprietor of Los Angeles' legendary Clifton's has given up on reopening the shuttered venue.

'No Kings' protesters pack city streets across the nation as crowds lash out against Trump

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Hundreds of anti-Trump protesters turned out. "This administration doesn't serve us. It serves billionaires," said Kent Miller, who protested in Pasadena.

Legislative leaders say voters should boycott USC governor debate if other candidates aren't included

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Democratic legislative leaders on Monday called on voters to boycott USC's upcoming gubernatorial debate if the university does not invite candidates who were excluded from participating.

Gasoline price gouging in California draws a warning

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Some gas stations are charging over $7 for gas in California. Not all of that price can be explained, the state warned.

Deported 6-year-old deaf boy could die in Colombia without medical attention, his attorney says

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Attorney Nikolas De Bremaeker said deaf 6-year-old boy Joseph Lodano Rodriguez, who was snatched from Northern California and deported to Colombia earlier this month, needs to be returned to the U.S. immediately or he may die.

USC and ABC7 criticized for exclusion of all candidates of color in upcoming gubernatorial debate

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Former U.S. Health and Human Services Secretary Xavier Becerra, a Democrat running for governor, blasted USC and ABC for hosting a debate that excludes all candidates of color.

A day of history, joy and anxiety in 'Tehrangeles' as a dream seems suddenly possible

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Reza Khaleghian, 70, came bursting through the door of Naab Cafe on Saturday morning, phone pressed to his ear, fist held in the air, screaming the news in Farsi at anyone who would listen: "Khamenei is dead!"

Tight California governor's race between five leading candidates

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Three Democrats and two Republicans are in a statistical tie in the California governor's race. The top two vote-getters in the June primary will move on to the November general election to lead the state.

Democrats' fear rising that too many candidates in governor's race could lead to a Republican victory

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Leaders of the California Democratic Party, along with liberal activists and loyal power brokers, are openly expressing fear that their crowded field of candidates running for governor may splinter the vote and open the door to a surprise Republican victory in November.

Rep. Jim McGovern introduces bill to end "counterproductive" U.S. embargo against Cuba

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Massachusetts congressman Jim McGovern has introduced a bill to the House of Representatives calling for an end to the U.S.'s embargo against Cuba. He joins a growing number of politicians looking to terminate the 64-year-old policy.

Investigators search second home in Nancy Guthrie kidnapping case

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Authorities served a search warrant at a home in Tuscon on Friday night in connection with the disappearance of Nancy Guthrie, whom investigators say was kidnapped from her Arizona home 13 days ago.

As a Colorado River deadline passes, reservoirs keep declining

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Seven states have missed a federal deadline to reach a water deal on the Colorado River. They remain divided how to cut water use.

Is social media harmful for kids? Meta and YouTube face trial after TikTok settles suit

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Jury selection was scheduled to began in L.A. County Superior Court on Tuesday in the first of a series of closely-watched lawsuits seeking to prove social apps inflict harm on children, but a last-minute agreement by TikTok left uncertainty around how the case would proceed.

Trump signs executive order to 'preempt' permitting process for fire-destroyed homes in L.A.

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Instead of going through the usual regulatory process, residents using federal emergency funds to rebuild would have to certify compliance with local standards.

Olympic snowboarder accused of running drug cartel pleads not guilty in L.A. hearing

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Ryan Wedding, a former pro snowboarder who competed for Canada in the Olympics, appeared in court to face charges that accuse him of running a drug cartel empire and ordering the killing of a witness while on the run in Mexico.

Gun rights groups fiercely criticize top L.A. federal prosecutor for response to Minneapolis shooting

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Top Los Angeles federal prosecutor Bill Essayli, who has doggedly supported Trump's agenda, faced blistering criticism from gun rights groups, including the NRA.

Justice Department drops demand for records naming transgender kids treated at Children's Hospital L.A.

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The U.S. Department of Justice has agreed to stop seeking medical records that personally identify young patients who received gender-affirming care from Children's Hospital Los Angeles, according to court records.

State GOP seeks Supreme Court injunction to block California's new, voter-approved congressional districts

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California's Republican Party and other opponents of congressional districts created by Proposition 50 sought an emergency injunction from the Supreme Court.

Explaining California's billionaire tax: The proposals, the backlash and the exodus

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Here is a list of some of the billionaires who've made moves to leave California.

Magnitude 6.0 earthquake recorded off Oregon

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The earthquake occurred at a depth of 6.2 miles and had an estimated intensity of VI on the modified Mercalli intensity scale.

California Atty. Gen. Rob Bonta opts against running for governor. Again.

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California Atty. Gen. Rob Bonta announced he will not be running for governor. Bonta last year said he decided not to run for the post, then reconsidered it after former Vice President Kamala Harris and Sen. Alex Padilla announced they were not running.

Thousands gather statewide in anti-ICE protests, including hundreds in Huntington Beach

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Anti-ICE protests in some 60 cities of California were largely peaceful statewide, although marked by moments of tension, anger and sporadic vandalism.

Trump's first-year actions sparked a fiery legal war, and stunning rebukes from judges

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The Trump administration in its first year has claimed sweeping executive power and tested U.S. laws. Federal judges warn that American jurisprudence and democracy are under threat.