The archive of all headlines from May 26, 2015, organized by time of publication.
Criticism of Iraqi forces based on ‘incorrect information’ says Baghdad, while Iranian military commander says US has ‘no will’ to fight Isis
The settlement, which an official said is slated to be announced this week, comes more than six months after a scathing report in which the Justice Deptartment found Cleveland police engaged in a “pattern or practice” of unnecessary force.
Interest groups and wealthy individuals want to extend a sales tax, alter Prop. 13 and impose an oil extraction tax. And that's not the entire list, even though Brown has backed none of the plans. COMPANY TOWN Charter nears $55 billion deal to buy Time Warner Cable
Charter Communications is close to buying Time Warner Cable, and a deal could be announced as soon as Tuesday, people close to the talks said.
Interest groups and wealthy individuals want to extend a sales tax, alter Prop. 13 and impose an oil extraction tax. And that's not the entire list, even though Brown has backed none of the plans. Orange County Seal Beach, marking its centennial, was once a wild place
Interest groups and wealthy individuals want to extend a sales tax, alter Prop. 13 and impose an oil extraction tax. And that's not the entire list, even though Brown has backed none of the plans. Nation Cleveland reaches settlement with Justice Department over police conduct
The settlement comes after a series of incidents of alleged misuse of force by police, which culminated with the shooting death of a 12-year-old African American boy, Tamir Rice, who was playing with a toy gun. POLITICS California's revenue is up, but multiple tax hike proposals could be on the ballot
Charter Communications is poised to scoop up Time Warner Cable in a $55-billion deal that would make it the largest pay-TV provider in Southern California. Nation Federal officials likely to monitor Cleveland police
The acquisition would make Charter the largest pay-TV provider in Southern California and break the logjam in the yearlong stalemate over the distribution of the L.A. Dodgers' TV channel. Nation Federal officials likely to monitor Cleveland police
Criticism of Iraqi forces based on ‘incorrect information’ says Baghdad, while Iranian military commander says US has ‘no will’ to fight Isis
Charter Communications is close to buying Time Warner Cable in a $55 billion deal that could be announced as early as Tuesday, people close to the talks said.
Many Iraqi commanders and some American officers say that exercising caution with airstrikes has harmed the coalition’s larger effort to destroy the Islamic State.
Three reported dead as Texas and Oklahoma battered by storms while tornado kills 13 in Mexican border city of Ciudad Acuna
Many Iraqi commanders and some American officers say that exercising caution with airstrikes has harmed the coalition’s larger effort to destroy the Islamic State.
Charter Communications reels in its big prize, agreeing to pay $78.7 billion for Time Warner Cable in an acquisition that would make it the largest pay-TV provider in Southern California. Nation Federal officials likely to monitor Cleveland police
Charter Communications reels in its big prize, agreeing to pay $78.7 billion for Time Warner Cable in an acquisition that would make it the largest pay-TV provider in Southern California. World From U.S. ally to prison to redemption in Afghanistan
Charter Communications reels in its big prize, agreeing to pay $78.7 billion for Time Warner Cable in an acquisition that would make it the largest pay-TV provider in Southern California. Nation Supreme Court to soon rule on 13 important cases
The proposed union of two of the Southland's biggest cable companies has the potential to break the logjam in the yearlong stalemate over distribution of the Los Angeles Dodgers' television channel. Nation Supreme Court to soon rule on 13 important cases
Three reported dead as Texas and Oklahoma battered by storms while tornado kills 13 in Mexican border city of Ciudad Acuna
The proposed union of two of the Southland's biggest cable companies has the potential to break the logjam in the yearlong stalemate over distribution of the Los Angeles Dodgers' television channel. Nation Supreme Court to hear case that could change how voting districts are drawn
The proposed union of two of the Southland's biggest cable companies has the potential to break the logjam in the yearlong stalemate over distribution of the Los Angeles Dodgers' television channel. Nation Justices to hear voting-district case that threatens Latinos' political clout
With at least four people reported dead and eight missing, Texas residents survey the damage, as the week’s forecast predicts second onslaught of storms
The proposed union of two of the Southland's biggest cable companies has the potential to break the logjam in the yearlong stalemate over distribution of the Los Angeles Dodgers' television channel. CALIFORNIA Inspection prompts testing in 4 other spots in ruptured oil pipeline
While declaring it does not seek confrontation despite neighbors’ “provocative actions” and U.S. “meddling,” China’s State Council issued a policy document underlining the growth of the country’s defense ambitions.
The proposed union of two of the Southland's biggest cable companies has the potential to break the logjam in the yearlong stalemate over distribution of the Los Angeles Dodgers' television channel. Nation Epic Texas rainfall floods parts of Houston, Austin, Dallas; thousands displaced
The proposed union of two of the Southland's biggest cable companies has the potential to break the logjam in the yearlong stalemate over distribution of the Los Angeles Dodgers' television channel. L.A. Now 'Staggering' overtime pay found in L.A. Department of Transportation unit
Charter Communications plans to soon begin offering the Los Angeles Dodgers TV channel, SportsNet LA, in Southern California, breaking the year-long impasse that has prevented thousands of baseball fans from watching their favorite team on TV. L.A. Now 'Staggering' overtime pay found in L.A. Department of Transportation unit
The Cleveland police department has agreed to follow some of the most exacting standards in the nation over how and when its officers can use force, part of a settlement with the Justice Department.
‘Today marks a new way of policing in the city of Cleveland,’ says Mayor Frank Jackson after police department agrees to take steps to rein in abusive behavior
'We are going to get the Dodgers on…We want the Dodgers on every outlet and we are committed to making that happen,' Charter CEO Tom Rutledge said in an interview with the L.A. Times. L.A. Now 'Staggering' overtime pay found in L.A. Department of Transportation unit
‘Today marks a new way of policing in the city of Cleveland,’ says Mayor Frank Jackson after police department agrees to take steps to rein in abusive behavior
Churchill had instructed the British Armed Forces’ to draw up “Operation Unthinkable”, a code name of two related plans of a conflict between the West and the Soviet Union. The generals were instructed to devise means to “impose upon Russia the will of the US and the British Empire”.
The city’s agreement with the Justice Department calls for an independent monitor, stepped-up training and some of the toughest standards in the nation for the police department.
'We are going to get the Dodgers on…We want the Dodgers on every outlet and we are committed to making that happen,' Charter CEO Tom Rutledge said in an interview with the L.A. Times. Nation Federal court refuses to lift order halting Obama immigration programs
'We are going to get the Dodgers on…We want the Dodgers on every outlet and we are committed to making that happen,' Charter CEO Tom Rutledge said in an interview with the L.A. Times. Nation Federal court deals blow to Obama immigration overhaul
'We are going to get the Dodgers on…We want the Dodgers on every outlet and we are committed to making that happen,' Charter CEO Tom Rutledge said in an interview with the L.A. Times. Nation Obama immigration overhaul, 'Dreamers' handed another legal setback
A federal judicial panel denied a request to lift an injunction on the president’s expanded deferred-action program for illegal immigrants, throwing into doubt whether the program will begin before the president leaves office.
The recommendations are part of a package of proposals to guide a $1.4-billion, 30-year plan to tackle a massive backlog of sidewalk repairs. COMPANY TOWN Charter, in deal for Time Warner Cable, vows to soon broadcast Dodger games