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Christine Armario

Couple’s return to meat sparks vegan uproar

Activists push boycott of California restaurant group

Pumpkin spice

The flavor of fall, and a hint of the past

As Common Core results trickle in, initial goals unfulfilled

LOS ANGELES – Results for some of the states that participated in Common Core-aligned testing for the first time this spring are out, with overall scores higher than expected, though still b...

Dying trees may be growing problem

LOS ANGELES – As Californians and the communities they live in cut back water use and let lawns turn brown, arborists and state officials are worrying about a potentially dangerous ripple ef...

Breakfast-table divide

School districts, parents at odds over meals in classroom

A perfect matcha

Americans whirl, dust and infuse traditional Japanese tea

Few rules on vaccinations of teachers, school staff

Group worried about safety, job protection

Cuban salsa singer split between island and U.S.

MIAMI – In his most famous song, Cuban salsa singer Manuel Gonzalez croons about creating a bridge between Miami and Havana. “A bridge made up of long sleeves,” he sings in “The B...

U.S. sees surge in Cuban rafters

Refugees set sights on Florida

Americans back Cuba ties

MIAMI – A majority of Americans and an even higher proportion of Floridians support re-establishing relations with Cuba, Washington’s Cold War-era foe that remains blocked behind a five-deca...

Venezuelan Jews settle near Miami

Hugo Chavez’s hostility toward Israel led many to flee

More armed security at schools after Newtown

MIAMI – In the Fort Lauderdale suburb of Pembroke Pines, students returning to school this year are being greeted not only by their teachers and principal. They’re also meeting the armed sch...