Новости за 27.06.2017

From New Hampshire to California, some of Frank Lloyd Wright's best-known works are being showcased this summer during the sesquicentennial of the famed architect's birth.

Stocks are opening slightly lower on Wall Street, led by declines in phone and technology companies.

Whatever else comes of the Donald J. Trump presidency, already he has perfectly fulfilled one campaign pledge in a way that will affect the entire United States for a generation or more: putting another Antonin Scalia on the Supreme Court. The early signs from Justice Neil Gorsuch, who joined the...

Danae Horst recently opened the Folia Collective, a specialty indoor plant studio and boutique in Pasadena.

During the CBS program “Face the Nation” on Sunday, moderator John Dickerson mentioned that among the Republicans who were critical of the Senate GOP’s Obamacare repeal bill was Ohio Gov. John Kasich, a former congressman. Kasich was especially critical of the bill’s drastic cutback in Medicaid...

The Dodgers had not hit a home run in more consecutive games since they called Brooklyn home. No major league pitcher had given up more home runs this season than the Angels’ Ricky Nolasco.

The European Union slapped a record $2.7-billion fine on Internet giant Google on Tuesday for allegedly taking advantage of its dominance in online searches to direct customers to its own online shopping business.

Film buffs may remember the slender ivory dress mega-star Judy Garland was wearing when she sang "In Your Easter Bonnet" in the film "Easter Parade,' which she starred in with Fred Astaire in 1948.

Just how bad was California's drought? We fired three big questions at Bettina Boxall, the Los Angeles Times' most experienced water reporter.

Would you like hot or mild sauce with your wedding? Beginning Aug. 7, marriages will join nachos and burritos on the menu of a Taco Bell on the Las Vegas Strip.

Uber recently pledged to be friendlier to its employees and its drivers. As of Tuesday, it plans to be friendlier to senior citizens, too.

Summer isn’t the height of football season, but who cares? The Dallas Cowboys will be coming to the NFL team’s summer training camp in Oxnard to practice and get ready for the upcoming season. And you get to watch — for free.

Defenders of the Senate Obamacare repeal bill are trying to rule arguments against it out of order. Don't let them.

The main ingredient of the pesticide Roundup will be added to a list of chemicals that California believes are linked to cancer, and products that contain the compound will have to carry a warning label by next year.

Good morning, and welcome to the Essential California newsletter. It’s Tuesday, June 27, and here’s what’s happening across California:

The Senate Republican health care bill ran into serious trouble late Monday when key GOP senators indicated they may block the Obamacare overhaul from proceeding to a vote this week.Political turmoil has been building over the bill for days. But GOP tensions burst open after the nonpartisan Congressional...

A day after a mysterious disappearance of command ignited discussion about a recurrence of “the yips,” Dodgers pitcher Brandon McCarthy was put on the disabled list because of tendonitis in his right knee.

Progressive activists, led by the fiery California nurses union, eviscerated Speaker Anthony Rendon for his decision to hold a single-payer healthcare bill.

Immigration and refugee advocates expressed disappointment Monday with the Supreme Court’s partial reinstatement of President Trump’s travel ban, saying even limited implementation could cause hardship to refugees and others seeking to travel to the United States from six affected Muslim-majority...

The city of San Juan Capistrano is suing state regulators over a proposed $350-million transmission line that critics argue is just the latest in a series of unnecessary and costly utility projects.