The Singhs' experience shows that not even higher education, wealth and investments in the U.S. may make a difference in navigating the immigration process.
The state Legislature is poised to take back half of the $50 million it provided in July for a grant program that helps low- and moderate-income Californians build ADUs.
Every loss for the rebuilding Rams is a win this season. If they really want to build for the future, they need to set their sights on drafting Caleb Williams.
Insurers pulled out amid wildfire losses. Now they're reportedly seeking a giveaway from the Legislature, Gov. Gavin Newsom and Insurance Commissioner Ricardo Lara.
Although Americans may not know about the finer points of public policy, they do know what it looks like when age starts to take its toll.
California's pioneering anti-plastic law hasn't delivered on its promises to reduce reliance on disposable grocery sacks. It's time to adopt tougher legislation.
Some California farmers are urging the federal government to consider draining Lake Powell, supporting environmentalists' push for a 'one-dam solution.'
Naomi Klein was mistaken for Naomi Wolf, a feminist theorist turned conspiracy-monger. She wrote 'Doppelganger,' a book about our broken politics, in response
Every day a health inspector makes an unannounced visit at restaurants throughout Los Angeles County. What does it take to pass an inspection? Who makes up the rules and why? It's a job facing high vacancy rates — but someone has to do it.
The Mexican peso is one of the world's strongest currencies. That's bad news for citizens who rely on dollars.
High-tech aerial imaging from NASA can provide early detection of a crop-destroying virus in vineyards, research found. It could have implications for crops worldwide.
Days of preparedness ahead of Hilary appear to have paid off in L.A. No traffic fatalities were reported on city streets despite the record rain.
Every year, millions of Californians leave the pharmacy with the wrong drugs or dosages. Don't let it happen to you.
As many as 9,000 Americans die each year after receiving the wrong prescription drugs or doses. Pharmacies are fighting a bill to shed light on the problem.
Además de no haber ido a casi 100 citas oficiales en el último año, el presidente ha cambiado a 11 ministros y ha despedido a más de 96 altos funcionarios durante ese periodo
The shooting is being investigated by the sheriff's Homicide Bureau and Internal Affairs Bureau, as is department policy for all deputy-involved shootings.
Gary Wright, best known for the 1970s hits "Dream Weaver" and "Love Is Alive," died Monday morning at his home in Palos Verdes Estates.
Hundreds of workers marched from Los Feliz Elementary to the medical center's entrance around 11 a.m., many of them holding signs and dressed in their local union's T-shirts.
Burning Man exodus begins as festival-goers share their stories of escape.
Robert Klane, who wrote "Weekend at Bernie's," has passed away, his son confirmed to The Times. The screenwriter was 81.
Angels star Shohei Ohtani will need to undergo a procedure to repair his torn UCL but will continue to be a two-way player, his agent says.
With the status of Rams star Cooper Kupp in doubt for the NFL season opener vs. Seattle, the team knows it has plenty of options if he misses the game.
Two men died by gunfire in Moreno Valley early Sunday, and a third was hospitalized in the same shooting, the Riverside County Sheriff's Department said.
Migrants from as far away as Russia and Venezuela were on a bus sent from Texas that arrived in L.A. on Labor Day.
UCLA coach Chip Kelly is in no rush to name a starting quarterback, with Dante Moore and Ethan Garbers set to see playing time against San Diego State.
