The archive of all headlines from December 26, 2015, organized by time of publication.
Zahran Alloush, head of the Islam Army, a Syrian rebel group, was killed in an airstrike near the capital, Damascus. Weather
Zahran Alloush was the head of the Islam Army, which is regarded as the among the most powerful rebel groups in the Damascus area and is part of the Islamic Front alliance with links to Al Qaeda. Weather
The tornado -- with winds of up to 90 mph -- touched down in the middle of the state and a snowstorm blanketed the Tahoe area. Middle East
Falling oil prices have the least-taxed state in the nation facing a budget crisis, and the governor is asking residents to shoulder more of the costs, proposing the imposition of a personal income tax for the first time in 35 years.
Search teams combed damaged homes and businesses for people still missing, a hunt made complicated because so many had left for the holidays
Search for those missing made complicated because so many had left for the holidays
Commission votes to bring proposal down from proposed $5.6m but funds will go toward exhibition that houses flag and honors Confederate soldiers
The tornado -- with winds of up to 90 mph -- touched down in the middle of the state and a snowstorm blanketed the Tahoe area. Michael Hiltzik
It's a small slice of the system's nearly $100-billion portfolio, but activists say it's significant. Not everyone is pleased, though. Says one professor: «I'm almost left speechless by how we pamper student whims." Weather
It's a small slice of the system's nearly $100-billion portfolio, but activists say it's significant. Not everyone is pleased, though. Says one professor: «I'm almost left speechless by how we pamper student whims." L.A. Now
It's a small slice of the system's nearly $100-billion portfolio, but activists say it's significant. Not everyone is pleased, though. Says one professor: «I'm almost left speechless by how we pamper student whims." CALIFORNIA
The Precision Tracking Space System, a network of satellites orbiting above the equator, was supposed to detect missile launches. After four years of design and engineering work, it's toast. Education
2015 Year In Review
The Precision Tracking Space System, a network of satellites orbiting above the equator, was supposed to detect missile launches. After four years of design and engineering work, it's toast. Great Reads
The Precision Tracking Space System, a network of satellites orbiting above the equator, was supposed to detect missile launches. After four years of design and engineering work, it's toast. County Government
Obama blames Republican Congress for stalled efforts to make good on campaign promise, but detainees’ lawyers say fault lies within his administration
2015 Year In Review
Amid falling oil costs, the governor of the least-taxed state in the nation is proposing the imposition of a personal income tax for the first time in 35 years.
The Precision Tracking Space System, a network of satellites orbiting above the equator, was supposed to detect missile launches. After four years of design and engineering work, it's toast. County Government
The Precision Tracking Space System, a network of satellites orbiting above the equator, was supposed to detect missile launches. After four years of design and engineering work, it's toast. L.A. Now
The blaze continues to threaten dozens of homes and is less than 10% contained. CALIFORNIA
2015 Year In Review
The northbound lanes reopened this afternoon as the blaze continues to threaten dozens of homes and is less than 10% contained. CALIFORNIA
A stretch of Pacific Coast Highway reopens as the blaze continues to threaten dozens of homes and is less than 10% contained.
A stretch of Pacific Coast Highway reopens as the blaze continues to threaten dozens of homes, prompting mandatory evacuations, and is less than 10% contained.