The archive of all headlines from April 15, 2015, organized by time of publication.
Former US secretary of state calls for campaign finance reform and reveals determination to distance herself from association with the super-rich
The Metropolitan Water District of Southern California, which typically provides the region with about half its water supply, votes for the cut amid one of the worst droughts on record. Nation Now Pearl Harbor troops' remains to be identified by Navy
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California's drought has threatened farmers, ski resorts and golf courses, but it's unlikely to do much damage to the state's overall economy or budget, according to a new report from legislative analysts. L.A. Now Water supplier to cut deliveries 15%, increasing pressure on Southland
Former US secretary of state calls for campaign finance reform and reveals determination to distance herself from association with the super-rich
Former US secretary of state calls for campaign finance reform and reveals determination to distance herself from association with the super-rich
Cricket: England and West Indies return to the Test scene with questions to answer, says Richard Lord.
State of the City: Statistics have shown a spike in violent crime, and the mayor's action would add 200 officers. In his speech, he also calls for Airbnb to pay hotel taxes. PolitiCal California budget, economy likely to escape drought's wrath, analysts say
A Senate panel unanimously approved legislation granting Congress a voice in negotiations on the Iran nuclear accord after President Obama withdrew his opposition rather than face a bipartisan rebuke.
Global economic growth will accelerate only marginally this year, the International Monetary Fund said in its flagship World Economic Outlook report.
State of the City: Statistics have shown a spike in violent crime, and the mayor's action would add 200 officers. In his speech, he also calls for Airbnb to pay hotel taxes. Nation Senate overhauls doctors' Medicare payments in groundbreaking vote
State of the City: Statistics have shown a spike in violent crime, and the mayor's action would add 200 officers. In his speech, he also calls for Airbnb to pay hotel taxes. L.A. Now LAPD arrests civil rights protesters who shut down Metro Blue Line
President Obama would sign a compromise bill giving Congress a voice on the proposed nuclear accord as the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, in rare unanimity, moved the legislation to the full Senate for a vote.
The long-awaited decision follows a pledge made by the president and Cuban leader Raúl Castro. It effectively clears the way for the two countries to reopen embassies in Havana and Washington.
The agreement resolves a major issue between the district and the teachers union. But it could strain finances enough to force layoffs or cutbacks in other areas, officials say. Nation Senate overhauls doctors' Medicare payments in groundbreaking vote
The agreement resolves a major issue between the district and the teachers union. But it could strain finances enough to force layoffs or cutbacks in other areas, officials say. Nation Senate overhauls doctors' Medicare payments in groundbreaking vote
The agreement resolves a major issue between the district and the teachers union. But it could strain finances enough to force layoffs or cutbacks in other areas, officials say. POLITICS New bills renew California's anti-smoking effort
The agreement resolves a major issue between the district and the teachers union. But it could strain finances enough to force layoffs or cutbacks in other areas, officials say. POLITICS Lawmakers want to hike California's cigarette taxes, legal smoking age
Metropolitan Water District opts to reduce allocation in controversial move that follows Governor Jerry Brown’s call for conservation
Global economic growth will accelerate only marginally this year, the International Monetary Fund said in its flagship World Economic Outlook report.
The agreement resolves a major issue between the district and the teachers union. But it could strain finances enough to force layoffs or cutbacks in other areas, officials say. L.A. Now Wife of ex-Clippers' owner wins $2.6 million lawsuit
The agreement resolves a major issue between the district and the teachers union. But it could strain finances enough to force layoffs or cutbacks in other areas, officials say. L.A. Now Wife of ex-Clippers' owner Donald Sterling wins $2.6-million judgment
A Los Angeles judge rules that the wife of the former Clippers owner is owed $2.6 million by a woman her husband showered with gifts. L.A. Now School board OKs multibillion-dollar benefits package for L.A. teachers, others
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The ECB is set for a relatively drama-free meeting Wednesday, but there could still be tough questions on quantitative easing and Greece. Here are five things to look for.
Margrethe Vestager, the European Union’s competition commissioner, began official proceedings into whether the company’s Android smartphone software forces phone makers to favor its services.
A Los Angeles judge rules that the wife of the former Clippers owner is owed $2.6 million by a woman her husband showered with gifts. Nation Now Video shows Arizona officer slamming car into robbery suspect
The charge focuses on accusations that the company diverts traffic from its rivals to favor its own products and services, particularly websites for shopping.
The left-leaning entertainment industry is poised to become a major source of campaign cash for Clinton, who is already backed by Jeffrey Katzenberg, Steven Spielberg and «Girls» creator Lena Dunham. Nation Now Video shows Arizona officer slamming car into robbery suspect
Hassan Rouhani statement comes as Barack Obama agrees that US Congress should have power to review any deal with Iran
The European Union says the Google directed users of its Web search to the company’s own products. In a separate probe, regulators will also look at whether Google’s Android system used alleged anti-competitive deals.
Aspiring doctors taking the new Medical College Admission Test, or MCAT, will find an exam that is longer, covers more subjects, and is more interdisciplinary than past versions.
Aspiring doctors taking the new Medical College Admission Test, or MCAT, will find an exam that is longer, covers more subjects, and is more interdisciplinary than past versions.
The left-leaning entertainment industry is poised to become a major source of campaign cash for Clinton, who is already backed by Jeffrey Katzenberg, Steven Spielberg and «Girls» creator Lena Dunham. Business Google faces European Union charge it abused search dominance
Quantitative-easing in the eurozone and Japan could have destabilizing side effects on the economy and financial markets unless they are backed by structural reforms and efforts to address problem loans, the International Monetary Fund said.
The left-leaning entertainment industry is poised to become a major source of campaign cash for Clinton, who is already backed by Jeffrey Katzenberg, Steven Spielberg and «Girls» creator Lena Dunham. Business Google faces European Union charge it abused search dominance
The left-leaning entertainment industry is poised to become a major source of campaign cash for Clinton, who is already backed by Jeffrey Katzenberg, Steven Spielberg and «Girls» creator Lena Dunham. Business Google faces European Union accusation it abused search dominance
The European Union says Google directed users of its Web search to the company’s own products. In a separate probe, regulators will also look at whether Google’s Android system used allegedly anti-competitive deals.
The left-leaning entertainment industry is poised to become a major source of campaign cash for Clinton, who is already backed by Jeffrey Katzenberg, Steven Spielberg and «Girls» creator Lena Dunham. Sports Now Jury reaches verdict in Aaron Hernandez murder trial
The left-leaning entertainment industry is poised to become a major source of campaign cash for Clinton, who is already backed by Jeffrey Katzenberg, Steven Spielberg and «Girls» creator Lena Dunham. Sports Now Aaron Hernandez found guilty in murder trial
A Massachusetts jury finds the former New England Patriots tight end guilty of murder in the death of a semiprofessional football player. COMPANY TOWN Divided no longer, Hollywood poised to put big money behind Clinton
One of the most sought-after soccer managers in Europe, who has spent the past seven years with Borussia Dortmund, will leave the club this summer after asking to be released from his contract.
Republicans admire Clinton’s ‘smart play’ in driving 1,000 miles to Iowa to talk to ordinary Americans and brush off the perception of her as political royalty
A Massachusetts jury finds the former New England Patriots tight end guilty of murder in the death of a semiprofessional football player. L.A. Now V. Stiviano to appeal order to return $2.6 million to Donald Sterling
The former New England Patriots tight end is sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole in the death of a semiprofessional football player. L.A. Now V. Stiviano to appeal order to return $2.6 million to Donald Sterling
Haider al-Abadi said he fears the ongoing military intervention by Saudi Arabia in Yemen will lead to regional sectarian war, and he added that the Obama administration shares his concerns.
Speaking to reporters in Washington, Haider al-Abadi said the Obama administration shares his concerns that the ongoing military intervention in Yemen will lead to regional sectarian war.
The former New England Patriots tight end is sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole in the death of a semiprofessional football player. Sports Hernandez conviction: Gambling on risky players is an NFL reality
The ex-NFL star's case is more a reminder than an eye-opener for the league, which has long accepted that rolling the dice on talented character risks is part of the game. Nation Now Video shows police car striking armed man: Excessive force or not?
The ex-NFL star's case is more a reminder than an eye-opener for the league, which has long accepted that rolling the dice on talented character risks is part of the game. Nation Now Video shows police car striking armed man: Excessive force or not?
Speaking to reporters in Washington, Haider al-Abadi said the Obama administration shares his concerns that Saudi Arabia’s ongoing military intervention will lead to regional sectarian war.
Clinton calls for constitutional amendment to address ‘unaccountable money’ in politics – a plan that was immediately ridiculed by Chris Christie
Clinton calls for constitutional amendment to address ‘unaccountable money’ in politics – a plan that was immediately ridiculed by Chris Christie
At event in Iowa, Democratic favorite says ‘16m people now have insurance who didn’t have it’, putting her on collision course with top Republicans
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In a rare examination of federal marijuana law, a U.S. judge in Northern California has decided to rule on the constitutionality of a 1970 act that classifies marijuana as a dangerous drug akin to LSD and heroin. Sports Despite Hernandez murder conviction, NFL will continue to gamble on risky players
A federal judge in Sacramento upholds the constitutionality of a 1970 federal law that classifies marijuana as a dangerous drug akin to LSD and heroin. Sports Despite Hernandez murder conviction, NFL will continue to gamble on risky players
As the antitrust case against Microsoft showed, the giants that look most unbeatable can falter in ways that have nothing to do with the actions of government regulators.
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A federal judge in Sacramento upholds a 1970 federal law that puts marijuana in the same category as LSD and heroin. Her five-day hearing had raised activists' hopes she might strike it down. Sports Despite Hernandez murder conviction, NFL will continue to gamble on risky players
Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi’s comments highlight the problems for the Obama administration as it tries to hold a coalition together in the Middle East to fight Islamist militants.
Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi’s comments highlight the problems for the Obama administration as it tries to hold a coalition together in the Middle East to fight Islamist militants.
A federal judge in Sacramento upholds a 1970 federal law that puts marijuana in the same category as LSD and heroin. Her five-day hearing had raised activists' hopes she might strike it down. Politics Now With Medicare, Iran deals, is Congress finally back in business?
After a rocky start to its stewardship of the House and Senate, the Republican majority is rounding the first 100 days of the new Congress with notable - and rare - bipartisan accomplishments. L.A. Now U.S. judge won't remove marijuana from most-dangerous drug list