Some Democrats think positively of Chris Christie because he's attacking Donald Trump, but he's as dangerous on abortion, guns and Social Security as right-wing Republicans.
Two days after a fire broke out at Los Angeles City Hall, LAPD officials said that a 36-year-old man deliberately set the fire using an accelerant.
A heat wave is expected to hit Southern California this week, bringing 'elevated' fire danger to the region and increasing the chance for heat-related illness.
Homes in Rolling Hills Estates continued to move Monday morning, more than a day after 12 houses were evacuated because of a major ground shift.
Antaeus Theatre Company presents a production of Shakespeare's 'The Tempest' as a quasi-radio play, directed by Nike Doukas and starring Peter Van Norden.
Dodgers star Mookie Betts is among the eight players who will take part in the 2023 MLB All-Star Home Run Derby on Monday night at T-Mobile Park.
Thieves entered the home and made off with a safe filled with jewels and cash, a law enforcement source confirmed to The Times.
Ozzy Osbourne announced Monday that he'll no longer perform at the Power Trip festival set for October at Indio's Empire Polo Club.
Travis Scott's 'Utopia' announcement comes weeks after a Houston grand jury decided he will not face criminal charges for the fatal 2021 Astroworld tragedy.
Closing out 330 shows on his Farewell Yellow Brick Road tour, Elton John received an emotional sendoff in Sweden from Coldplay's Chris Martin.
The company said the Athletic, a digital site purchased last year, will provide the bulk of sports coverage for the New York Times going forward.
This week, it's all about the dough: Focaccia and flaky filled pastries from Funke and a pizza pop-up slinging a new style of pizza called Hokkaidough.
The U.S. women's national team picked up a 2-0 win over Wales on Sunday in its final match before the World Cup, a key confidence boost heading into the 32-team tournament.
The ground is still moving in Rolling Hills Estates, more than a day after 12 homes were evacuated because of major ground slides.
Thousands of workers at hotels near the Los Angeles International Airport area walked off the job in a second wave of rolling strikes.
The final season of 'Miracle Workers,' the last scripted comedy of the network's creative flourishing of the 2010s, has an apt postapocalypse setting.
The estate of Kenzi Shiokava, who died in 2021, is being represented by Hollywood gallery Nonaka-Hill. A new retrospective on view now celebrates his monumental work.
Sarah Rose Etter spent a few demoralizing years in Silicon Valley tech. It paid off with 'Ripe,' a surreal new novel that just might make her a household name.
Actor and baseball fanatic Charlie Sheen met Carlos Estévez in 2016 because they share a birth name. Now the pitcher Sheen calls his "cosmic love child" is an All-Star.
Una visita de un equipo juvenil de béisbol, de Jalostotitlán, Jalisco, al Sur de California causó un reencuentro familiar inesperado y experiencias especiales para todos sus integrantes.
Oakland, the only major league city on the West Coast with a large Black community, is about to lose the A's and that doesn't sit well with former players.
Attorney Jeff Price said the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department violated detainees' constitutional rights by subjecting them to "a literal blizzard of pepper spray without any justification."
There's a paradox at the heart of Facebook, Twitter, Reddit and other companies that rely on user-generated content — and it's leading to their downfall.
Los datos compilados por un médico forense en el norte de México revelan que el uso de fentanilo es mucho más común allí de lo que afirman los líderes del país.
During the pandemic, Rachel Nafis worked as an ER nurse. Burned out, she turned to flower farming and learned that being a florist is about more than just flowers.
