The Federal Housing Administration is proposing to let lenders include future rent from an ADU when calculating how much a borrower can receive in an FHA-guaranteed loan. That would be a major shift.
The L.A. multi-disciplinary artist's practice is about intersections — both literal and figurative.
UCLA gymnast Ceina Alipio was determined to help her team despite a hand injury, learning a tougher beam routine to give the Bruins a boost.
The Grand Prix of Long Beach will be featured in a CW Network docuseries patterned after the hit 'Formula 1: Drive to Survive' that will premier April 27.
After the heavy rains, Southern California wildlife experts are already noticing more of certain species, such as the kangaroo rat and red-tailed hawk.
Your ultimate L.A. Bookhelf is here — a guide to the 110 essential L.A. books, plus essays, supporting quotes and a ranked list of the best of the best.
Sesshu Foster emerged from a difficult L.A. childhood to become a leading poet. He couldn't have done it without Wanda Coleman — or Charles Bukowski.
Steph Cha, author of 'Your House Will Pay,' explains how Raymond Chandler's 'The Big Sleep,' her neighbor on the Ultimate L.A. Bookshelf, changed her life.
Pomona native Victor Glover Jr.'s selection for NASA's Artemis II moon mission isn't just historic. His fellow Black Americans say it will change how the world sees them — and how they see themselves.
The school did not report the sexual misconduct allegations to the U.S. Maritime Administration, which owns the Training Ship Golden Bear.
Shootings by Los Angeles police officers dropped in 2022, although a larger share of those encounters turned deadly, according to preliminary data released by the Police Department.
Voters always complain about politicians being beholden to special interests. If they want to change that, they can support public financing for campaigns.
Tracing the arc of the man behind a treasure map revealed a story that entangled a forgotten film star, an "Andy Griffith Show'' obsessive and other intriguing characters.
Even as blue skies return, flood-weary farmers in the San Joaquin Valley have only to look east, to the towering Sierra mantled in snow, to know there is worse to come.
As right-wing mania sweeps the nation, California's deep dedication to civil rights takes on new importance
Breaking down everything you need to know about the NCAA gymnastics championships, including the teams and top competitors.
Scientists have spent years studying the mental health of women who've had abortions. The most rigorous research doesn't support the claim that mifepristone use is psychologically damaging.
Flowers across Southern California are blooming enough to be seen from space. See the landscape transformed by spring.
Hedge fund billionaire Ken Griffin made a $300-million gift to Harvard, his alma mater. It's the kind of faux-generosity the ultra-rich rely on to avoid paying their fair share of taxes.
In policy failure, administration efforts to find a partner in increasingly leftist Latin America ignore Ecuador's severe problems, congressional critics say.
A new USC NIL collective, Victory Formation, is part of a wave of donors finding support from school leaders who once shunned third-party NIL help.
A plan to increase Los Angeles County's psychiatric mobile crisis teams has faltered, often leaving people no choice but to turn to police during a mental health emergency.
Social media companies spend relatively little time monitoring non-English content, making U.S. Latinos especially vulnerable to foreign-sourced disinformation.
Optimists say artificial intelligence, robots and automation will lead to shorter workweeks and better jobs. Pessimists like me worry that the benefits will go directly into bosses' pockets
The horrific spinal injuries from falling are an entirely preventable humanitarian disaster. Instead the Biden administration is creating more sections of dangerously high fencing.