Новости за 28.12.2023

Music legend Dionne Warwick isn't impressed by much, but a recent tribute performance from Cynthia Erivo brought tears to the Grammy winner's eyes.

The survey — conducted by the National Assn. of Hispanic Journalists between 2021 and 2023 and published Wednesday — reveals that 60% of investigative news reporters are white.

Amid a high surf and flood advisory along California's coastline, National Weather Service advises people to stay away from the water.

Gypsy Rose Blanchard was released from Chillicothe Correctional Center in Missouri on Thursday. She was the subject of HBO's 'Mommy Dead and Dearest' and Hulu's 'The Act.'

Homegrown quarterbacks Miller Moss of USC and Ethan Garbers of UCLA have been loyal to their schools and invigorating to teammates. Now they are stars.

Volunteers help decorate the 2024 Rose Parade floats to prepare them for their New Year's Day debut.

After a 1-5 finish, a fired coordinator, and a season spent with a dark cloud lingering low overhead, USC wrapped up the year on a winning note in the Holiday Bowl.

State regulators gutted the incentive programs for rooftop solar earlier this year. And now, as feared, the solar industry is contracting. This is the opposite of what we need to fight climate change.

Demarcus Robinson made the playoffs in all of his first six NFL seasons and is showing the way for the young Rams to continue his streak ahead of the Giants game.

Hoping to cozy up by the fireplace this week? Just don't, say air quality officials. A Southern California burn ban has been extended.

An LAPD officer says her husband and fellow cop surreptitiously took photos and shared them. She says the department didn't protect her from the harassment that followed.

Yoshinobu Yamamoto says 'Ohtani-san picking the Dodgers was really one of the reasons for my decision,' selling him on a chance to win big in L.A.

NFL Week 17 picks: Plenty of games with playoff implications, including Lions-Cowboys, Rams-Giants, Dolphins-Ravens, Steelers-Seahawks, Packers-Vikings.

President Biden and the Democratic Party retain significant advantages among this fast-growing electorate. Its supposed exodus from the party is an exaggeration.

With 20,000 dead in Israel's bombing of Gaza, we feel compelled to prove our humanity. We have been denied agency as a people.

An affordable housing shortage has stymied efforts to get people off the streets. The dismal state of SROs leaves L.A.'s poorest with even fewer places to go.

Check out the best news, sports and features photos taken by Los Angeles Times photographers in 2023.

Former Facebook exec Vanessa Chan's debut novel, 'The Storm We Made,' tells a tale of espionage, love and war during Japan's occupation of Southeast Asia.

Jacinta Price opposed a referendum to expand Indigenous rights in Australia. So why are some observers suggesting she could be prime minister one day?

There's lots of doomsaying over California's third straight year of population decline, but not among our readers. They hope for less traffic and lower cost of living.

I'm going to spend the coming year caring more about the matriarchs in my life. 2023 reminded me that they don't live forever. In Southern California and beyond, we lost too many pioneering women who changed us for the better.

Across L.A. County, eviction cases increased by thousands as the pandemic-era moratoriums were lifted. But with other new protections, the numbers did not soar as much as some feared.

California politicians set the stage for more AI regulation in 2024, but they'll also face challenges as they try to place more guardrails around AI's impact on jobs, safety and discrimination.

Saptarshi Majumdar attends concerts in L.A. multiple times a night. He goes for the camaraderie, but wheelchair accommodations — or lack thereof — can feel othering.

The rise and fall of Amazon Prime Video's Pilot Season initiative, launched in 2013, is a useful microcosm for understanding the evolution of streaming.