Former Kings goalie Jonathan Quick traded to rival Golden Knights
A day after being traded from the Kings to Columbus, Jonathan Quick is flipped to the Vegas Golden Knights, who are battling L.A. for first place in the Pacific Division.
A day after being traded from the Kings to Columbus, Jonathan Quick is flipped to the Vegas Golden Knights, who are battling L.A. for first place in the Pacific Division.
A Ventura County high school closed after a car fell into a sinkhole in front of campus. Other sinkholes appeared at Cal State Los Angeles and in L.A.
Sen. Dianne Feinstein has been hospitalized with shingles and may be out of the Senate and not casting votes through the end of the month.
Karen Pittman, Michelle Veintimilla and Corey Stoll star in writer-director Stephen Belber's finely calibrated political drama.
A recent cold spell that dipped much of the area into record lows has been slow to vacate, but slight warmer temperatures are expected this weekend.
People in the Southern California mountains have been trapped in their homes for days by heavy snow after a series of winter storms.
The snow-capped Sierra Nevada and the Santa Monica Mountains north of Malibu are among the areas of California no longer considered to be in drought.
In an excerpt of the poem 'the red sheaves' from his forthcoming collection, 'perennial fashion presence falling,' the multihyphenate artist gives a sneak peak of an infinitely rich and more unruly freedom jam.
The men hatched a plot to bomb the Sacramento building because they were upset with President Trump's election loss in 2020, federal officials said.
Lakers forward LeBron James has a tendon injury in his right foot and will be reevaluated in about three weeks, the team said Thursday.
Aaron Carter's mom, Jane, posted 'awful photos' of what she said was the death scene at her son's home in an attempt to spur a homicide investigation.
The California nuclear plant otherwise would have had to shut down starting in 2024.
Maurice Hastings, 69, was freed after an L.A. County judge vacated his conviction based on DNA evidence. The judge now finds him 'factually innocent.'
On March 2, 1867, Congress abolished the governments of the Confederate states and forced them to create new constitutions and to ratify the 14th Amendment. That act remade America.
Will Smith says, '"Emancipation" was the most difficult film of my entire career,' while accepting the Beacon Award at the AAFCA Awards.
Wayne Shorter, universally acknowledged as one of the most original and influential jazz artists of the last six decades, died Thursday in L.A. at 89.
Dinner with a robot assist? Toothsome Chocolate Emporium at Universal Studios' CityWalk is a popular weekend reservation. Will it revive themed restaurants?
Chewy and gooey, not too sweet, with crispy edges and a hint of salt are key characteristics that L.A. Times readers want in a chocolate chip cookie. This recipe is all of that and more.
Chewy and gooey, not too sweet, with crispy edges and a hint of salt — these are key characteristics that readers want in a chocolate chip cookie. This recipe is all of that and more.
California families will no longer receive extra CalFresh benefits given during the pandemic
Plus, an L.A. burger institution expands this week, a peek inside the city's newest LGBTQ bar, an iconic deli shutters, and more.
Disneyland super fans: We want to hear your absolute favorite time-saving, dollar-stretching, stomach-satisfying and otherwise helpful hacks.
Why feel sorry for people who can afford to move away from the ravages of climate change and who have historically never cared about the issues affecting O.C.'s poorer cities?
A group of international shipping companies tentatively agreed to pay $96.5 million to Amplify Energy Corp. to dismiss one of the last lawsuits over the oil spill off Huntington Beach in October 2021.
Here's what happened when a Sikh motorcycle club planned a 'ride against hate' across the country, hoping to educate the public about their culture