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Hundreds of demonstrators gathered in Koreatown on Saturday for a unity rally and march to demand an end to the surge in anti-Asian hate and violence.

The long-running Easter sunrise service atop Riverside's Mt. Rubidoux will be held via livestream for the second year in a row due to the pandemic.

Oakland is the latest U.S. city to launch a guaranteed income program. But it's the only one to limit eligibility to Black and other people of color.

The two-week window leading up to April 15 marks a critical point in the state's COVID-19 vaccine rollout — particularly for people between the ages of 50 and 64.

The Boyle Heights elementary scholars, among the winners of a national letter-writing contest, were inspired by the hardships of COVID, racism and immigration. They hope the White House is listening.

Bonta, a Democrat from Alameda who would be California's first Filipino attorney general, said that he is focused on campaigning for election to the post if the Legislature confirms his appointment to fill out the remaining term after Xavier Becerra left to become U.S. Health and Human Services secretary in the Biden administration.

When the city swiftly fenced off Echo Park and prodded people out of a sprawling camp that had taken root along its scenic lake, it was an extraordinary move in a city full of homeless encampments.

Reporters and legal observers sound alarms about their treatment during Echo Park arrests

The L.A. Times honors Women's History Month by highlighting the work of female staff photographers.

Officials said they were nearing the end of an "eight-week mission," but local officials are pushing to keep the facility open.

With more than 30 books over five decades, from 'Henry Huggins' to the 'Ramona' series, Cleary ushered in an era of realistic children's storytelling.