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Less than a month after the California Coastal Commission booted its executive director, raising fears that agency would allow more development on the coast, leaders of another key regulatory body are contemplating a personnel change that's raising similar questions about the future of environmental...

As voters in a large swath of the nation were delivering victories to Donald Trump in seven states this week, some of the wealthiest GOP donors gathered on a conference call with one goal: to stop the businessman from becoming the standard-bearer for the Republican Party.

Good morning. It is Thursday, March 3. Singer Adele is a big fan of Yayoi Kusama's Infinity Mirrored Room at the Broad. The piece provided a backdrop for her performance at the Brit Awards. Here's what else is happening in the Golden State:

Hillary Clinton’s sprawling network of operatives and opposition researchers were all set to go with an exhaustively investigated playbook to use in the general election — against Jeb Bush. They also had one for Scott Walker. And Marco Rubio.

At 83, country singer and songwriter Loretta Lynn is about to release her first album of new material in a dozen years.

Three men have been charged with hate crimes in an assault on Latinos at a Los Angeles County park, prosecutors said.

I'm Davan Maharaj, editor of the Los Angeles Times. Here are some story lines I don't want you to miss today.

Google is now involved in the fight against the Zika virus.The tech giant announced Thursday that it is giving UNICEF a $1-million grant to raise awareness about Zika transmission, and is also dedicating software engineering and data science resources to help process information about the virus’...

The federal government spends more than $1.7 billion a year to maintain 770,000 empty buildings while other agencies are leasing or buying new space, and Rep. Jeff Denham is fed up.

A new, hopeful era is beginning in California's Capitol as a debilitating period ends.

MTV has beckoned them to “Rock the Vote.” Lena Dunham and Lil Jon starred in a music video to urge them to “Turn Out for What.”

Doc Rivers was in a surprisingly jovial mood before Wednesday's game for a coach whose undermanned team was about to take on Kevin Durant, Russell Westbrook and the Oklahoma City Thunder.

Doc Rivers wasn't sure beforehand what kind of message his team could send. The Clippers' body language in the final minutes said it all.

Runyon Canyon, the popular hiking and dog-walking park in the Hollywood Hills with sweeping views of Los Angeles, will be closed for four months starting in April, city officials said.The cause for the temporary closure is an aging 6-inch water main that stretches a mile through the park, according...

USC's first shot against Oregon State on Wednesday was an open three-pointer by Bennie Boatwright, and it did not go in. This was not surprising.

The game had been completed for barely five minutes, and the saddest gym in Los Angeles was already mostly empty.

For a team that has become perhaps the NHL's best story this season, even these story lines played out neatly.

After another loss to a conference opponent, UCLA senior Tony Parker admits he sounds like a broken record.

Injuries began to take a toll on the Lakers on Wednesday night, leaving them short-handed and unable to overcome their sudden adversity during a 117-107 loss to the Denver Nuggets at the Pepsi Center.

It has been a slow, uneven season for Lakers rookie Anthony Brown.

Brown is not progressing the way he thought he would. But he admitted being unsure of what steps to take along the way.

He started the last two games Kobe Bryant was out because of a sore shoulder, but Brown was back on the bench...

A thought struck Clippers Coach Doc Rivers as he watched Blake Griffin work out Wednesday.

Central City showed off the outside-inside duo of Joel Finney and 6-foot-7 sophomore Boe Nguidjol en route to defeating Middle College, 78-57, on Wednesday night at North Hollywood to win the City Section Division V championship.

Kobe Bryant returned to the court Wednesday night after a two-game layoff, playing only 11 minutes in Denver in the Lakers' 117-107 loss to the Nuggets.

After months of discussions, meetings and revisions, the Los Angeles City Council on Wednesday gave preliminary approval to the first increase in water and power base rates in years.

Kobe Bryant was unable to finish Wednesday night’s game in Denver because of a sore right shoulder.