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There is no doubt that New Orleans badly wanted to return to the playoffs this season and that it wants to keep Anthony Davis happy, even though he remains two summers from potential free agency.

A trade agreement to bring Nikola Mirotic from...

“Tonight is about a celebration of all the work and labor of love it’s been the last two-and-a-half years” said Garrett Leight.

The memo released by the House Intelligence Committee makes several claims that are in dispute. Here are key points in the debate.

While LeBron James says any thought about him being interested in playing for the Golden State Warriors is “nonsense," Cleveland Cavaliers teammate Kevin Love found out he will not need hand surgery although his timetable for a return is now two months.

Police investigating the shooting of students at Sal Castro Middle School said the small-caliber handgun that was carried into a classroom appears to have fired a single round from inside a backpack.

An Oklahoma man who gunned down a woman and her 4-year-old daughter in Long Beach and tried to kill the child's father was sentenced today to two life-without-parole prison terms, but he had to be restrained in court after trying to walk away.

The Transportation Security Administration has launched a three-week test to see if biometrics can help speed up the check-in process at Los Angeles International Airport.

Caravan Book Store fills an almost inconspicuous niche on Grand Avenue in downtown Los Angeles. With Starbucks on one side and the Biltmore on the other, it has straddled the city’s past and present, offering bibliophiles refuge and solace in its well-curated selection of antiquarian books.

Florida’s system of barring felons from voting unless they receive executive clemency is unconstitutional, a federal judge has ruled.

“It’s just us being us,” Jacquelyn Jablonski said, summing up the J Brand spring campaign.

There is no such thing as too much bling, says the longtime nail artist.

Haim Gouri, a leading Israeli poet of the state's founding generation who was seen by many as the soul and conscience of the country, has died. He was 94.

Lele Pons, Hannah Stocking and Inanna Sarkis of Shots Studios are YouTube stars. Here, they open up about making viral videos, how they measure success online and why fashion should be paying more attention to the channel.

Professional skateboarder Nyjah Huston has officially parted ways with his home in San Juan Capistrano, selling the pueblo-inspired contemporary for $3.2 million.

Francisco Cantú’s “The Line Becomes a River” is a book about the U.S.-Mexico border. Given how fraught the topic has become, it’s worth being crystal-clear right away about what the book is, and isn’t.

Jackie Gleason was so much more than the blustery bus driver Ralph Kramden.

One day after Commissioner Rob Manfred shrugged off the sluggish free-agent market this winter as a blip, and one week after Dodgers closer Kenley Jansen suggested players ought to consider whether to strike, one of baseball’s most prominent agents issued a manifesto Friday that hinted players...

Federal Reserve Chairwoman Janet L. Yellen won’t be joining the ranks of the unemployed she worked to try to reduce during her tenure leading the nation’s central bank..

The House Intelligence Committee on Friday released a controversial classified memo that Republicans say reveals improper government surveillance during the 2016 presidential campaign — and that the FBI warned is inaccurate.

Los Angeles Dodgers closer Kenley Jansen, who earlier this year moved down the Southern California coastline, has put his home in Redondo Beach in play at $2.35 million.

We're finally getting a look at a Republican memo about secret surveillance. Why is it so controversial, and what does it really tell us?

Students returned to class at Sal Castro Middle School Friday morning, a day after an unintentional shooting left four students injured and sent others scrambling for cover.

What is football?

That’s what the three contestants on Thursday’s episode of “Jeopardy!” might have been thinking while being quizzed on the country’s most popular sport.

Anyone who has ever been called a “dumb jock” needs to watch this clip.

As the first round of the game wound down, the final...