A crackdown on electronics at a state psychiatric hospital that houses people with histories of sexual violence has triggered “disruptive behavior” at the facility, with patients breaking windows, clogging toilets and throwing food, officials said.
The new regulations, implemented Friday, were...
Fighting the patriarchy at Cannes with Jafar Panahi's '3 Faces' and Eva Husson's 'Girls of the Sun'The 71st Cannes Film Festival is underway (May 8-19), and L.A. Times critic Justin Chang is there, seeing as many movies as possible and writing about it for a day-by-day, film-by-film diary. This is one in a series of entrie… Read MoreSoftball: Tuesday's City playoff results
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… Read MoreVasiliy Lomachenko's new lightweight belt has him on collision course with Mikey GarciaVasiliy Lomachenko did more than reveal his heart by rising from the gasping moment of his first pro knockdown to claim his third division belt in his 12th fight.
Lomachenko’s 10th-round technical knockout of longtime lightwe… Read MoreCal State plans big lobbying push for more state moneyIn the final weeks of budget negotiations in Sacramento, Cal State officials plan an all-out lobbying push. They say they’re racing against the clock to prevent harmful cuts by shaking more money out of state coffers.
The uni… Read MoreFirebrand cleric Muqtada Sadr's alliance holds a surprise lead in Iraq electionsAn alliance led by Muqtada Sadr, the anti-U.S. firebrand cleric-turned-reformist, was leading Iraq’s parliamentary elections in preliminary results announced early Monday.
A victory for Sadr would be a major upset for Prime M… Read More
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