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Dr. Maher Abdallah credited a series of miracles for limiting the scope of devastation from last Saturday's bomb attack, noting no staff or patients were on site at the time and the clinic's in vitro fertilization lab remained intact.

The decision is the latest in which the court's conservative majority sided with the president's power to fire agency officials in violation of long-standing laws.

A Utah woman alleges that BYU quarterback and Corona Centennial graduate Jake Retzlaff 'raped, strangled, and bit' her after she initially came to his place to play 'Fortnite.'

U.S. authorities called the shooting outside the Capital Jewish Museum in Washington, D.C., an "act of terror" and identified the suspect as Elias Rodriguez, 31, of Chicago.

The measure would boost funding for border security and the Defense Department, eliminate taxes on tips and overtime, provide a new tax deduction to seniors and renew the 2017 tax cuts passed during the first Trump administration.

A new study shows that only a quarter of fire cleanup workers in Altadena wore gloves, a fifth wore a protective mask, and a mere tenth donned full Tyvek suits, as required by California's fire cleanup regulations.

Residents in the Eaton burn area and downwind can now send in soil samples from their yard to test for lead, a potent neurotoxin that's especially dangerous for kids.

Heal the Bay has released its annual report card on California beaches. The dirtiest include one in L.A. County and four in San Diego County.

An L.A. Times reader highlights a piece of legislation that would keep monkeys 'in the wild -- where they belong.'

The YULA and Shalhavet baseball teams are facing Southern Section probation for pulling out of playoffs to compete in a Jewish tournament in Ohio.