In both Johnnie To’s superb 2012 Hong Kong crime thriller “Drug War” and Lee Hae-young’s fine new Korean remake, “Believer,” a dogged detective infiltrates a narcotics syndicate with the help of a possibly untrustworthy informant. Although they share a premise, “Drug War” is more of a gritty, realistic...
The 1933 Griffith Park fire was California's deadliest. Until now
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… Read MoreMass shooting victims remembered at Thousand Oaks church service and memorialAs Sunday came in Thousand Oaks, people turned to all the things that brought them comfort.
Following a week of double tragedies — a bar shooting that killed 12 and a fire that displaced thousands — many flocked to church and… Read MoreChargers defense comes through again, keeping Raiders out of end zone in 20-6 victoryChargers edge rusher Melvin Ingram delivered the jarring hit that forced Oakland Raiders quarterback Derek Carr to fumble Sunday, and defensive end Corey Liuget, all 6 feet 2 and 300 pounds of him, suddenly found himself with… Read MoreUp next for the Ducks: Monday vs. NashvilleWhen: 7 p.m. Monday.
On the air: TV: FS West; Radio: 830.
Update: The Ducks are on a 2-7-2 slide and now face a Nashville team, which has a league-high 26 points. The Predators (13-3-0) have won five in a row and have the bes… Read MoreRams win one for a community under fire, and they don't stop thereOn his way to work Thursday morning, Rams tackle Rob Havenstein saw people lining up to donate blood for victims of the deadly Borderline Bar and Grill shooting.
On his way home from work … well, Havenstein never got to go ho… Read More
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