Seeking to neuter Obamacare, right-wing state legislatures passed laws protecting the right to choose healthcare. Now they're being used to guarantee the right to abortion.
Mayor Karen Bass was wise to use her authority to help end the labor impasse that shut down Los Angeles Unified campuses last week.
A $5.1-billion ending balance adds fodder to unions' call for higher pay, but district points to gloomier three-year projections in new budget forecast.
K-pop fans gather at Los Angeles boba shops at cupsleeve events to find community and celebrate their favorite idols offline.
The 'phantom' Tulare Lake returns
Diamond Valley Lake — a backbone of the region's water storage system — should refill to its full capacity by the end of this year, officials said.
The County Board of Supervisors have shown they can't fix the facilities — and should not fight their closure now.
Economic headwinds have left the CBS Television Studios/NAACP pact without a finished product. But executives say they're as committed as ever.
The deaths come as the county faces scrutiny in court for its chronically poor jail conditions and its reliance on cash bail to keep people behind bars.
The all-gender restrooms would be available to any student. LGBTQ advocates say such bathrooms would make schools safer for transgender and nonbinary youth.
An inside look at Bronny James' unique senior season, during which he was helped and hindered by his famous father LeBron James.
After perhaps the most extensive offseason roster turnover of Andrew Friedman's tenure, the Dodgers enter the 2023 MLB season in a transitional phase.
The Cubs held spring training on Catalina Island. A team called the Tigers played in Vernon, then Venice, then Vernon again. And L.A.'s Wrigley Field held night games decades before Chicago's did.
If China had a different political system, and different political ambitions, few would care about the national security issues raised by TikTok.
At least three dozen people died in a fire late Monday at a migrant detention center in Ciudad Juarez, across from El Paso, an official said.
The 'Foretold' podcast follows Paulina Stevens, who was raised to be a fortuneteller in a Romani family in California, as she redefines her identity.
El sistema de fianzas monetarias traiciona una serie de valores estadounidenses fundamentales, incluida la presunción de inocencia, el derecho a un abogado y la igualdad ante la ley.
Shohei Ohtani already is MLB's highest-compensated player before hitting free agency, reportedly earning $70 million via his salary and endorsements.
New starter Nicolas Batum had 24 points as the Clippers beat the Chicago Bulls 124-112 without Paul George, who aims to return from a sprained knee.
Angels infielder Jared Walsh and catcher Max Stassi were both added to the injured list while the Dodgers are targeting a late-April return for pitcher Tony Gonsolin.
LAPD releases video of three officers fatally shooting a pellet-gun-wielding woman in Rampart. One was Jacqueline McBride, daughter of the outspoken police union vice president.
Terry Sanderson cried while recounting the crash and the aftermath of his collision with Gwyneth Paltrow during Day 5 of the ski-collision trial in Park City, Utah.
Abby Grossberg, a former producer for Maria Bartiromo's "Sunday Morning Futures," has corrected her deposition testimony in the $1.6 billion defamation lawsuit filed by Dominion.
About a dozen Taylor Swift fans who are suing Ticketmaster spoke at a hearing at an L.A. federal courthouse. The plaintiffs are from across the U.S.
If the Netanyahu government falls apart, it is unclear who would fill the void or what new unrest could be ignited.
