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Carlitos Ricardo Parias had been tracking ICE raids and posting videos of immigration operations on social media, gaining hundreds of thousands of followers on on TikTok. Immigration agents then looked to detain him, too.
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“Moving Still: A Cinematic Life Frame-by-Frame” features behind-the-scenes photos Lauri Gaffin shot while working on movies such as “Iron Man” and “Charlie’s Angels.” They are accompanied by anecdotes from the set-decorating trenches.
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The Charlotte Chess Center announced the passing of 29-year-old chess grandmaster Daniel Naroditsky through a social media post Monday morning.
World & Nation
Toni Atkins is one of just three people in history to head both houses of California’s Legislature. Despite that Sacramento know-how and an inspirational backstory, her candidacy never caught fire.
In his book “The Uncool,” the Oscar-winning filmmaker behind “Almost Famous” examines his roots as a teenage music journalist.
Banc of California expands offices in downtown L.A.
As Blake Snell got hot in September, so did the rest of the Dodgers’ resurgent rotation. The momentum has carried the team to the brink of a second consecutive World Series title.
Ohio-born director and screenwriter Tyler Piña dreamed of living in Los Angeles. It ended up better than he had imagined.
L.A. Timeless: Archive Classics
Even before he was caught more than 25 years ago, the “Roofman” — now the subject of a Channing Tatum/Kirstern Dunst movie — was being described in the L.A. Times as an uncommonly considerate burglar
Visual Storytelling
One refugee’s painful journey. Fleeing the U.S. and splitting up her family amid the Trump-era raids
After a life of migrating, Jerardyn thought she’d found sanctuary for her family in a Los Angeles church basement. Then her sense of security was shattered.
