The archive of all headlines from April 12, 2017, organized by time of publication.
Special education instructor Karen Smith had been concerned about her husband Cedric Anderson's behavior just prior to the shooting at North Park Elementary School, but she didn’t take his threats seriously.Editorial: If you're shocked by the San Bernardino shooting, you haven't been paying attention
The Trump administration releases a declassified intelligence report that it says provides evidence that Russia’s explanation for the deadly chemical attack is false and that Moscow engaged in a deliberate coverup to protect Syrian President Bashar Assad. Politics
The Trump administration releases a declassified intelligence report that it says provides evidence that Russia’s explanation for the deadly chemical attack is false and that Moscow engaged in a deliberate coverup to protect Syrian President Bashar Assad. L.A. Now
G7 countries divided on how to deal with Syria and Russia as US secretary of state Rex Tillerson heads to Moscow
Confronted by the horror of Monday’s shooting, residents face a grief compounded by experience — with the Dec. 2, 2015, terror attack, with the city’s surge in homicides, with its poverty, its routine violence and crime.Gunman in San Bernardino school shooting had threatened his wife before, police say
James Mattis brushes off talks of Syria regime change amid contradictory messages from White House and Tillerson’s visit to Russia
Confronted by the horror of Monday’s shooting, residents face a grief compounded by experience — with the Dec. 2, 2015, terror attack, with the city’s surge in homicides, with its poverty, its routine violence and crime.San Bernardino gunman had history of domestic abuse allegations: ‘I thought I would die’
The US secretary of state’s visit to Russia promised a push for closer ties. But air strikes mean ‘no one is acting like anyone owes anything’
Cedric Anderson had a history of allegations of violence made by at least two other women with whom he had been romantically involved.'It feels like we go from one tragedy to another': After slayings at North Park Elementary, San Bernardino grieves again
The US secretary of state’s visit to Russia promised a push for closer ties. But air strikes mean ‘no one is acting like anyone owes anything’
The US secretary of state’s visit to Russia promised a push for closer ties. But airstrikes mean ‘no one is acting like anyone owes anything’
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Accusations that President Trump is too close to Russia have given way to a new toughness demonstrated by the administration.Even in a presidency marked by unpredictability, the shift from coziness to confrontation has caused geopolitical whiplash.
EPA veterans see Trump’s proposal to jettison the voluntary program as confirmation of their fears that his overarching goal is not to shift the mission of the EPA but to suffocate it. L.A. Now
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A new series of late-season storms is expected to vault this winter into the history books, making it the wettest for California’s northern Sierra Nevada in nearly a century of record-keeping. Politics
A new series of late-season storms is expected to vault this winter into the history books, making it the wettest for California’s northern Sierra Nevada in nearly a century of record-keeping.As Trump threatens world climate pact, will India keep its promises to cut emissions?
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A new series of late-season storms is expected to vault this winter into the history books, making it the wettest for California’s northern Sierra Nevada in nearly a century of record-keeping.275 California drought maps show deep drought and recovery
A new series of late-season storms is expected to vault this winter into the history books, making it the wettest for California’s northern Sierra Nevada in nearly a century of record-keeping.As Trump threatens world climate pact, will India keep its promises to cut emissions?
Functioning like a government seal of approval, the Energy Star program costs taxpayers a pittance and is widely beloved by the 16,000 companies and organizations that participate.
President Vladimir V. Putin sat down with Secretary of State Rex W. Tillerson for his first face-to-face with a top official in the Trump administration.Relations between the two countries have grown so tense that it was unclear whether the meeting would happen.
Functioning like a government seal of approval, the Energy Star program costs taxpayers a pittance and is widely beloved by the 16,000 companies and organizations that participate. Despite calling NATO ’obsolete,’ Trump hosts alliance chief at White House
President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia sat down with Secretary of State Rex W. Tillerson for his first face-to-face with a top official in the Trump administration.Relations between the two countries have grown so tense that it was unclear whether the meeting would happen.
The popular program costs taxpayers a pittance. The White House’s push to kill it is a sign of the influence wielded by anti-government groups that used to be on the fringe. Despite calling NATO ’obsolete,’ Trump hosts alliance chief at White House
The US secretary of state’s visit to Russia promised a push for closer ties. But airstrikes mean ‘no one is acting like anyone owes anything’
The popular program costs taxpayers a pittance. The White House’s push to kill it is a sign of the influence wielded by anti-government groups that used to be on the fringe. Amid doubts and recriminations, Putin meets with Tillerson
The popular program costs taxpayers a pittance. The White House’s push to kill it is a sign of the influence wielded by anti-government groups that used to be on the fringe. Watch live: Secretary of State Rex Tillerson and Russia Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov hold a news conference
US secretary of state talks of low level of trust after day of talks with his Russian counterpart, Sergei Lavrov
The popular program costs taxpayers a pittance. The White House’s push to kill it is a sign of the influence wielded by anti-government groups that used to be on the fringe. Amid doubts and recriminations, Putin meets with Tillerson
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President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia sat down with Secretary of State Rex W. Tillerson for his first face-to-face with a top official in the Trump administration.Relations between the two countries have grown so tense that it was unclear whether the meeting would happen.
US secretary of state has two-hour audience with Russian president to remove immediate threat of escalation – but countries remain at odds over Syria
At least 11 law enforcement agencies in California use blanket police manuals from Lexipol, which offers officers guidance on how to stop people suspected of illegally entering the U.S.Read the immigration policy used by some California police that the ACLU is criticizing