The Los Angeles Chargers today signed safety Tony Jefferson to the active roster from the practice squad, filling the spot vacated by outside linebacker Khalil Mack being placed on Reserve/Injured.

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Mr. Ulin is a professor of English at the University of Southern California and the author of “Sidewalking: Coming to Terms With Los Angeles.” He wrote from Los Angeles. This essay is part of a series ...

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In just three days, the Los Angeles Chargers will meet the Kansas City Chiefs for a massive Week 1 showdown in Brazil. The winner will grab control of the AFC West, and we have everything you need to ...

Kamala Harris’ new security detail is made up of Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD) officers, who have been reassigned to guard the former vice president after President Trump withdrew her Secret ...

The Los Angeles Chargers today signed safety Tony Jefferson to the active roster from the practice squad, filling the spot vacated by outside linebacker Khalil Mack being placed on Reserve/Injured.

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The Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department is investigating a deadly shooting that happened in broad daylight on Thursday. Deputies from the department's East Los Angeles Station responded to the ...

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