Maybe the families and companies fleeing this state are trying to tell us something has gone wrong in California.

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The creator of Netflix's action thriller talks about the latest season of the show, which features a presidential election, and what's in store for Season 3.

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We knew that there was brush that needed to be cleared 20 years ago,” Rick Caruso, the developer and former Los Angeles mayoral candidate, told The Times ... in my opinion, is that crazy ...

As officials rush to remove barriers to rebuilding fire-ravaged communities, are they passing up a rare opportunity to craft a new vision for Los Angeles?

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Last week, as neighborhoods were being destroyed by fire, Los Angeles Fire Department ... That didn’t happen, in his opinion. And in a Times story published Tuesday night, my colleagues Paul ...