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Top Los Angeles Times News

U.S. Senate passes $430 bln climate change, tax, drug pricing bill; sends to House

Business · Washington

U.S. Senate passes $430 bln climate change, tax, drug pricing bill; sends to House

44% Center coverage: 210 sources

NEW: Democrats hold united, 51-50, with Vice President Kamala Harris casting tie-breaking vote. The estimated $740 billion package heads next to the House, where lawmakers are poised to deliver on Biden's priorities. The bill caps out-of-pocket drug costs for seniors on Medicare to $2,000 a year. It also extends expiring subsidies that help 13 million people afford health insurance.See the Story

‘Magnum, P.I.’ actor Roger Mosley dies at 83

US & Canada · Los Angeles

‘Magnum, P.I.’ actor Roger Mosley dies at 83

65% Center coverage: 113 sources

Mosley died Sunday at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in L.A. from injuries he sustained in a car crash. He was 83. Mosley appeared as ex-Marine T.C. in more than 150 episodes of the popular crime drama. He also starred in dozens of movies and TV series.See the Story

4 killed when SUV hits golf cart at Texas intersection

US & Canada · Texas

4 killed when SUV hits golf cart at Texas intersection

62% Center coverage: 29 sources

Miguel Espinoza, 45, has been charged with four counts of intoxication manslaughter. Police: SUV failed to stop, it struck a pickup truck, which then crashed into a golf cart. The adult driver of the golf cart was pronounced dead at the scene. Two other passengers were hospitalized Sunday in critical condition.See the Story

Blindspots

City of Beverly Hills says it will not enforce mask mandate

City of Beverly Hills says it will not enforce mask mandate

Hungary’s Orbán tells CPAC: ‘We must coordinate a movement of our troops’ to fight liberal order

Hungary’s Orbán tells CPAC: ‘We must coordinate a movement of our troops’ to fight liberal order

Latest News Stories

Europe · Ukraine

Grain ship reaches final destination as fighting continues in Ukraine

67% Right coverage: 3 sources

The Turkey-flagged Polarnet docked at Derince port in the Gulf of Izmit after setting off from Chornomorsk on Friday. A total of 12 ships have now been authorized to sail under the grain deal between Ukraine and Russia. Some 355,000 tons of agricultural products have left Ukrainian ports, the bulk of it corn but also sunflower oil and soya. Russia again accused Ukraine of shelling Europe's largest nuclear power station.See the Story

Prep Rally: The players to watch in high school football this season

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Ty Dieffenbach, a 6-foot-5 quarterback at Agoura, has committed to UNLV. Dorsey football coach Stafon Johnson believes the Dons are ready to return to the highest division in the City Section, the Open Division. Mission Viejo's offense is expected to be outstanding because of quarterback Kadin Semon.See the Story

Property · Culver City

They worried about long-term housing for their disabled son — until they built an ADU

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Adrian Perez, 33, is developmentally disabled and nonverbal due to health complications. Perez lives with his family in Culver City, California, in a 500-square-foot ADU. ADUs are small-scale homes, or granny flats, built on single or multifamily home lots.See the Story

Abortion rights activists want a national leader. Is Kamala Harris up to the job?

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Kamala Harris has tried to turn the Roe vs. Wade decision into a political opportunity. She has barnstormed red, blue and purple states and brought advocates to the White House. But success is far from certain: Democrats are on the defensive in almost every red state in the country.See the Story

Orange High football star Kobe Boykin wants to be the one in his family to make it

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Kobe Boykin is an all-purpose gamebreaker in the mold of his idol Tavon Austin. Boykin grew up on 6th Avenue in South Los Angeles, seeing loved ones head down paths he doesn't want to walk. He gave an unofficial commitment to the University of Utah as a sophomore.See the Story

Agoura quarterback Ty Dieffenbach takes a lead role

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Agoura High football coach Dustin Croick saw 6-foot-5 sophomore receiver Ty Dieffenbach throwing the ball to a fellow receiver while running routes after practice in 2020, the COVID-19 season. Agoura was in need of a quarterback. Croick is happy he was able to find quarterback among his receivers.See the Story

Why it's taking people with COVID-19 so long to finally get a negative test

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

The isolation period, which the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention shortened in December from 10 days to five, is more a starting point than a hard-and-fast rule in California. Some 60% to 70% of infected people still test positive on a rapid test five days after the onset of symptoms or their first positive test.See the Story

Two more L.A. Starbucks unionize. Here's what workers want you to know

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Last week, workers at the Starbucks at Cypress Avenue and Figueroa Street voted to unionize. It's the second store in Los Angeles to do so, after a Little Tokyo outlet unionized in May. Starbucks has long denied allegations of union busting or retaliation.See the Story

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