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Plaschke: Dodgers’ ruination of baseball continues with Kyle Tucker, and it’s a beautiful thing
Meet Kyle Tucker, a right fielder who slugs the snot out of the ball and who is now a $60-million-a-year Dodger. Of course he is.
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A 55-year-old man who had been lying down in a Van Nuys parking lot was killed by a semi-truck bearing the Jon’s Marketplace logo Thursday, police said.
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Beverly Hills psychiatrist Dr. Arnold Gilberg has treated movie stars, regular folks and everyone in between. He has some thoughts.
Todd Bridges and second wife Bettijo B. Hirschi are getting a divorce after three years of marriage, the ‘Diff’rent Strokes’ actor announces in a statement.
Saks bonds worth just 1 cent hand hedge funds a painful lesson.
The Dodgers’ deal with Kyle Tucker is another major development that caused immediate consternation throughout baseball. The Dodgers are in a league of their own when it comes to spending on payroll.
Al and Nenette Alcazar lived in their New Orleans home for 54 years. Now, they’ve downsized to a one-bedroom ADU in their son’s backyard in Los Angeles. “We love it,” says Nenette.
L.A. Timeless: Archive Classics
Long before she got her terminal cancer diagnosis, Gabriella Walsh had considered the situation as a hypothetical: If her time was limited, she didn’t want to prolong her life. Her priority was the quality of the days that remained.
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Monthly photographs of the recovery from the devastating January Palisades fire.
