Wendy Lee and Caroline Petrow-Cohen, Los Angeles Times LOS ANGELES — Inside a historic aircraft hangar in Playa Vista, crowds of people gathered on Thursday to browse the latest fashions from handbags to clothing and shoes as they prepared for … Continued
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GENEVA (AP) — The United Nations chief delivered a strong defense of science and meteorology on Wednesday, praising the U.N. weather agency for helping save lives by keeping watch for climate disasters around the world. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres spoke to … Continued
Ismael Cordová-Clough slipped out before dawn most mornings, while the rest of the block slept. By 4 a.m., he was circling the same streets he grew up on, scanning corners, alleyways and factory lots for unmarked cars. He goes by … Continued
Burgers aren’t forever. Over the past year, we’ve lost some of our favorite burgers, with the closure of restaurants including Saint Dinette, Revival and Chip’s Clubhouse. But we’ve got plenty of strong newcomers to our annual burger guide, too, from … Continued