An officer who allegedly shared a Valentine-themed meme of George Floyd and the phrase 'You take my breath away' should be fired, LAPD Chief Michel Moore said.
Bars, saunas and steam rooms can all reopen indoors, and other businesses can expand operations.
Several people were on the bus, reportedly celebrating a woman's 21st birthday, when a shooter riddled the vehicle with bullets.
L.A. police detectives are investigating a report from a woman who alleged celebrity couple T.I. and Tiny drugged and sexually assaulted her in 2005.
An online application launched by the Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority replaces paper documents required by the county's 19 housing authorities and some leasing agents.
A survey by UC Berkeley, funded in part by The Times, provides a snapshot of Californians' attitudes on coronavirus vaccination verification.
California doesn't plan to adopt the CDC's masking guidelines until June 15 — the target date for reopening the full economy.
The average number of daily COVID-19 deaths in California reported over the last seven-day period was 37, the lowest in more than 13 months.
The frustration over Sam Dean's article isn't so much about Richard Montañez rather than a microcosm of two big issues that continue to plague Mexicans in the U.S.: historical erasure, and the continued yearning for heroes that white America can also embrace.
Schools race to reopen, but a small school district in Pico Rivera — where families suffered heavy pandemic losses — is not among them.
A backlash against easing mask rules prompts California to slow down
Hesitant to get a COVID-19 vaccine? Ask the Wilson High mule. He (or she) says it's the right thing to do.
Even as California heads toward reopening and abandoning face masks, wide disparities still exist in the distribution of COVID-19 vaccines.
Everybody knows Angels Flight. But what about Court Flight? Or the Mt. Washington Railway? Or the Catalina Island funicular? Here's the story of the cars that climbed Southern California's hills and the automobiles and other calamities that all but made them extinct.
Evacuation orders in Topanga were lifted Monday evening as firefighters gained the upper hand on the fire in Pacific Palisades that burned through 1,325 acres.
Corruption at DMV offices in Torrance and Lincoln Park has been laid bare in new federal bribery cases.
The Newsoms' vast array of investments, which they put in a blind trust when he took office in 2019, have helped them bankroll an upscale lifestyle.
Trader Joe's, Walmart and other chains must continue to follow L.A. County mask rules despite new CDC guidelines. L.A. rules are expected to end June 15 when California moves to a full reopening of the economy.
After a 14-month pandemic-induced hiatus, Robert Durst will finally stand trial for the 2000 murder of Susan Berman.
After an image of a young man was sent on the Citizen app to users in the L.A. basin with the offer of a $30,000 reward, tips poured in. But the man in the photo was not the suspect the LAPD identified.
Newsom's decision to stick with the borrowing proposals is 'shortsighted and inadvisable,' a report from the Legislative Analyst's Office says.
