State legislators do not have the luxury of taking a year off from fighting the climate crisis and should muster the votes to pass what remains of a three-bill climate accountability package before the end of the session.
Monthly game night Love, Peace & Spades spotlights the importance of Black LA's community through card play
With sports leagues and teams experimenting with streaming amid an exodus from cable, fans are having problems accessing live sports programming.
Chargers quarterback Justin Herbert has had a spectacular start to his NFL career, which has led to a spectacular contract and super-high expectations.
The word "California" was first put to printed page in the 1500s — long before the U.S. state existed, of course. Since then, it's become the place for dreamers, doers, brainiacs and billionaires.
In the lawsuit filed in Los Angeles County Superior Court, the unidentified students accused their former coach of using his position to harass and abuse them.
Eddie Meador, a Rams star in the 1960s and the only first-team all-decade safety not to be inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame, has died at 86.
California's laws are too unwieldy to provide real online privacy protection. The Delete Act would create a one-step mechanism for consumers to get every data broker to delete their personal information.
Politicians from across the U.S. sought out Clarence Avant for his advice, his fundraising prowess and the weight that his endorsement carried among Black voters.
Disney and Spectrum once again trample their customers' interests in their bid to squeeze more money from each other.
Priced out of the Bay Area and South Pasadena, a couple bought a Spanish fixer-upper in Eagle Rock, assisted by the earning potential of an ADU.
Van Nuys-based astrologer and spiritual consultant Gogo Akopyan promises to tell you about your past, present and future. But first: coffee, stirred clockwise, with intention.
Squealing newborn piglets were passed around to hold for photo ops. Cornfields surrounded us for hundreds of acres. It all seemed so perfect. Too perfect.
In both chambers of the state Legislature, bipartisan votes backed this week's corruption trial of the attorney general. It's noteworthy given Texas' history of partisanship.
Ammar Campa-Najjar was determined to serve, and when he lost two races in a Republican stronghold, he changed course
A woman reportedly accused actor Gary Busey of hitting her car and then taking off without stopping.
A UC Berkeley/L.A. Times poll finds Republicans strongly favor Trump in California's 2024 primary, though voters are concerned about his and Biden's vulnerabilities.
Friendship coaches are providing guidance that can range from walking through how to break up with a friend to tools to identify which friendships belong in your inner circle.
El triunfo de Bernardo Arévalo en las elecciones presidenciales rompió el dibujo de los grupos de poder en Guatemala, un tema que analiza el exjuez Miguel Ángel Gálvez
A solid start by Reid Detmers was undermined in the ninth inning when Carlos Estévez gave up two runs in the Angels' 5-4 loss to the Baltimore Orioles.
"We're demanding the respect that we deserve for really being the backbone of the restaurant industry in this country."
The Lakers wrap up their offseason roster shaping by agreeing to terms with journeyman Christian Wood at the veteran's minimum on a two-year deal.
Raleek Brown played a big role in the USC offense last season but might end up redshirting. Lincoln Riley thinks Brown could still make an impact in 2023.
Elon Musk is getting a talking-to from Dionne Warwick over his plans to nix X's blocking feature. 'I have yet to speak to that young man and I intend to.'
Bob Barker, the longtime host of 'The Price Is Right,' died from complications of Alzheimer's disease, a diagnosis he had not revealed publicly.