Six buildings that tell the design story of Paul R. Williams, the first Black architect in the AIA. His work is little studied, but his archive, acquired by the Getty and USC, is about to change that.
Los Angeles city officials, facing a budget crisis, hope a tentative deal with firefighters will spur the police union to make concessions as well.
An officer spotted Hunter A. Ehmke of Glendora summoning rioters toward a window in the Capitol, which he broke with his fist, according to a complaint.
Lacey Ana Mazzarella passed out in a nearby car from drinking alcohol. Five hours later, she found her daughter dead.
A magnitude 3.8 earthquake was reported at 11:18 a.m. Thursday in Concord, Calif., according to the USGS.
Santa Ana winds are expected to pick up force Thursday amid near-record temperatures, creating fire risks.
Bardeau, credited with documenting Disneyland's every nook and cranny for nearly four decades, had contracted COVID-19.
California's COVID-19 vaccine rollout has already been slowed by supply shortages and logistical woes.
A 'tragic, upsetting and frankly overwhelming' situation unfolds as COVID-19 deaths soar in L.A. County.
Health experts decry the chaotic rollout of the vaccine, but government says progress is on the way.
Latino and Black communities have been disproportionately hard hit since the beginning of the pandemic. Members of those communities are now dying at rates far worse than at any previous point in the COVID-19 crisis.
Prosecutors say Mitchell Englander engaged in a "pattern of coolly calculated criminality" and should serve two years in prison.
In likening last week's mob invasion of the U.S. Capitol to the Nazis' 1938 Night of Broken Glass attack on Jews across Germany and his native Austria, former California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger asserted that "spineless" fellow Republicans were also to blame for the deadly riot.
Valadao, who narrowly regained his seat from a Democrat in the November election, complained that Speaker Nancy Pelosi was rushing the impeachment process, but said that Trump's 'inciting rhetoric' was 'un-American, abhorrent, and absolutely an impeachable offense.'
The retirement of law professor John Eastman comes after days of campus controversy about his appearance at the "Save America" rally last week.
Temperatures may rise into record territory Friday
The NTSB has ruled out engine and mechanical failure on the Sikorsky S-76B helicopter. It has yet to provide a probable cause for the Jan. 26, 2020 crash.
"They are clearly trying to spread a disease that kills someone," Councilman Paul Koretz said of unmasked demonstrators.
Coronavirus has had the 172-bed medical center in various levels of "internal disaster status" since March
The news comes after an outbreak on Christmas Day, when an asymptomatic employee came to work in an inflatable holiday tree.
Samuel Villalba, a longtime member of the Mexican Mafia who had fallen out favor with the prison gang, was shot to death Sunday in Long Beach, according to the police and law enforcement sources.
Officials at L.A.'s Terminal Island prison mishandled a COVID-19 outbreak that infected more than 70% of inmates and killed 10, investigation finds.
As coronavirus infections soar at a locked California psychiatric hospital, a federal judge weighs whether to release hundreds of patients
The founder of an Oakland arts collective that burned in 2016, claiming 36 lives, will be offered a plea deal that will see him spend nine years in prison.
Until now, vaccines had been reserved mostly for first responders and health care workers. But now, people 65 and over can also get vaccines. Here's what the changes mean.