Column: Black-owned businesses need help. Why are protests and 'looting' the only ways to get it?
While Trump has pushed the idea that Black people are destroying the Black economy in the name of Black lives, Oakland is supporting Black businesses.
While Trump has pushed the idea that Black people are destroying the Black economy in the name of Black lives, Oakland is supporting Black businesses.
The bulk of California's cases are still in Los Angeles County, where officials reported 61 additional COVID-19-related deaths and 1,275 new cases on Wednesday.
CHP officers shot and killed Oakland man and wounded his pregnant girlfriend. Police now say the CHP acted after the suspect rammed their vehicles.
Museum members can visit starting June 17 and the general public on July 1. Museum galleries are expected to re-open in the fall.
A 10-year-old child was among a group of people shot Tuesday night. Two women were killed in the shooting.
All southbound lanes of the freeway were closed shortly before 4 a.m. and were reopened by 10, the CHP reported.
Authorities are searching for a person who opened fire in downtown Paso Robles early Wednesday, wounding a deputy.
Most forms of in-person social interaction have waned dramatically because of the coronavirus pandemic, and casual sex is no exception. But a minority of people have been willing to assume the risk of one-night trysts in an attempt to ease stress, loneliness and boredom.
As protests erupted over the killing of George Floyd, Angelenos honored his life with murals and street art, calling out racial injustice.
"I wake up angry every morning," says the daughter of a woman who lived in a Reseda nursing home with a history of problems.
Though local officials point to Gov. Gavin Newsom's guidelines as part of the reason they felt it was the right time to reopen their counties, time will tell if the pace is too fast.
The Los Angeles Police Protective League has been a force in local elections. Some L.A. politicians are now refusing its contributions
A brush fire breaks out early Wednesday on the hillsides of Bel-Air in the Sepulveda Pass.
Former Corona resident Daniel Alberto Valenzuela was awarded $35,000 by the city as part of a settlement
After being reduced to burials and limited visitations during the coronavirus pandemic, national cemeteries will resume military honors services, officials say.
L.A. City Atty. Mike Feuer said he won't prosecute those who broke curfew last week while protesting the police killing of George Floyd.
There will be a Black Lives Matter march in L.A. on June 14. But Christopher Street West, the organization that produces L.A. Pride, will not be involved.
California Native American tribes sued the state Tuesday seeking an extension of the deadline to qualify a sports betting initiative, arguing that the coronavirus lockdown kept them from collecting signatures in public.
Veteran cop Frank Hernandez was charged with one count of assault under color of authority in connection with the April incident.
At one drive-through graduation, the student walked 6 feet behind a classmate, his family in the car, driving slowly and taking video. The ceremony lasted 10 minutes.