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A series of stabbing attacks on Monday continued the violence that has rocked Israel this month, leaving three suspected Palestinian assailants dead and at least five Israelis injured, including a 13-year-old boy who was in critical condition, security and medical officials said.

There are few things as fun to watch as the tears of someone who's gotten caught - something Scott Disick proves quite ably in a few clips from the upcoming season of the Kardashians' contribution to the canon of reality TV. "It's been a really hard time, going from, like, having all of you guys...

The U.S. government recognizes the second Monday of October as Columbus Day. But across the country, cities are recognizing the immense harm that Columbus-and the Europeans who came with and after him-visited upon the people who were already in the Americas. Instead of Columbus Day, at least a...

Check out these upcoming culinary events:

Taste of Mexico Food Festival — The fifth annual celebration of Los Angeles' rich Mexican culinary scene is returning to La Plaza de Cultura y Artes in downtown Saturday. Highlights include food tastings, a tequila tent, a mezcaleria installation, a michelada...

Every fall in recent memory has reignited the ongoing handwringing about the landing of Christopher Columbus in the New World, and the legacy his "discovery" left us. For decades, the U.S. has celebrated the second Monday of October as a federal holiday, an "annual reaffirmation by the American...

L.A. fans who had planned to take the Amtrak down to San Diego's CRSSD Festival on Saturday -- far and away the most pleasant, leisurely way to attend this growing, influential dance music event -- got a bit of a shock when they saw a note that Amtrak train service to San Diego was cut off for...

Washington Post journalist Jason Rezaian, who faces an undisclosed verdict in an Iranian espionage trial, is one of at least three Americans of Iranian descent imprisoned by Tehran. A fourth American disappeared while on the Iranian island of Kish in 2007.

"Fargo," perhaps the first television series to take not its premise and characters but rather the look, sound and approach to storytelling from the movie whose name it shares, starts a second season Monday on FX.

Good morning. It is Monday, Oct. 12. Golf courses in the Coachella Valley are hoping to get younger people interested in the sport with GolfBoards, which are a cross between a surfboard and an electric scooter. Here's what else is happening in the Golden State: Subscribe to the newsletter TOP STORIES...

More from Trail Guide Oct. 11 Hillary Clinton's email server did not hurt national security, Obama says Oct. 9 Bernie Sanders coming to Los Angeles after first debate Oct. 8 Joe Biden doesn't want ad invoking family's deadly car wreck to air, source says Oct. 7 Bernie Sanders nets his first endorsement...

Although it features a scene of, um, er, very intimate waxing, there is an "Enchanted" quality to the CW's new hourlong series "Crazy Ex-Girlfriend," which premieres Monday.

Steve Sarkisian's strange behavior in the days surrounding high-pressure, high-profile college football games isn't unique to his time at USC.

Capping a year dominated by uncommonly personal and emotional debates in the Capitol, Gov. Jerry Brown ended his work on legislation Sunday by banning the use of "Redskin" for school mascots, refusing to bar Confederate names on public buildings and declining new access to experimental drugs for...

Hillary Rodham Clinton was never going to waltz to the Democratic presidential nomination. The American political system doesn't work that way.

Standing in front of a conference room table on the UCLA campus, Albert Miranda fixes a wide smile on his face and stares at Elina Veytsman, giving her the once-over. Elina fidgets, growing increasingly unnerved.

I'm Christina Bellantoni, the Essential Politics host today. It's time to start the week. Subscribe to the newsletter President Obama had a busy weekend in West Los Angeles. He hung out with "Star Wars" and "Star Trek" director J.J. Abrams and answered questions from political donors. He joked...

Welcome to California Inc., the weekly newsletter of the L.A. Times Business Section. Subscribe to the newsletter I'm Business reporter Andrea Chang, filling in for David Lazarus. Here's a rundown of upcoming stories this week and the highlights of last week. LOOKING AHEAD Airline mergers: The...

The first cry for help occurred seven weeks ago, at USC's "Salute to Troy" banquet, when Steve Sarkisian's long-rumored alcohol problem surfaced in an ugly incident that brought his onstage appearance to an abrupt end.

Are the Lakers better than the Memphis Grizzlies?

Of course not, particularly after finishing 34 games behind them in the standings last season.

But a lighthearted comparison was created by the Lakers' breezy 126-83 victory over Israel's Maccabi Haifa in an exhibition Sunday at Staples Center.

Screaming tabloid headlines were awaiting the Dodgers when they landed at John F. Kennedy International Airport.

Joe Torre walked wearily into an interview bunker at Dodger Stadium late Saturday night. He already had gotten an earful from two executives from the New York Mets, the team that had just lost its shortstop to a broken leg, and now he had to explain why the umpires had sanctioned the play.

Newly minted Ducks defenseman Kevin Bieksa was musing about shifting alliances, rivalries redefined with one phone call, one trade between general managers.

Football Coach Steve Sarkisian, who has been under scrutiny since August for his sometimes erratic behavior, was put on indefinite leave Sunday, once again throwing USC's powerful program into turmoil.

California State College Palos Verdes was envisioned as the Harvard of the West, a progressive, liberal arts school. It was aimed at the burgeoning population flooding affluent South Bay cities after World War II and would be built on a stunning site overlooking the ocean.

A look at the top 25 high school football teams in the Southland:

Rk. SCHOOL (W-L) Result; Next game (last week’s ranking)1. CORONA CENTENNIAL (6-0) def. King, 47-14; at Eastvale Roosevelt, Fri. (1)2. ST. JOHN BOSCO (6-0) def. Santa Margarita, 62-14; at Mater Dei, Fri. (2)3. MATER DEI (6-0) def....