One California legislator is proposing a law that would require wastewater plants across the state to routinely test sewage for illicit drugs to help inform public health and law enforcement officials.
The former South Carolina governor, who has vowed to stay in the nomination race through Michigan and Super Tuesday, has shown her party to be deeply divided.
Mercado González in Costa Mesa is the first Mexican-style mercado of its kind in Southern California — and a sign of one city's shifting politics
Vince Skelly, a Claremont designer, transforms raw timber into decorative and functional works of art. He starts with a chainsaw and transitions to other tools to add nuance.
As they seek to unseat Los Angeles City Councilmember Kevin de León, some challengers say they are focusing on a positive vision, not negative attacks.
Here are the biggest donors in the 2024 California Senate race, both for and against the top candidates: Adam Schiff, Katie Porter, Steve Garvey and Barbara Lee. Donors include unions, Native American tribes, cryptocurrency billionaires, Hollywood players and other wealthy interests.
For the first time in generations, a Latino has a good chance of being elected in South L.A. The candidates are focusing on who can bridge Black and Latino voices.
No issue matters more to Californians than housing and homelessness. Catch up on where the major Senate candidates stand on the subject.
In Southeast L.A. County, a new generation of politicians is pushing back against the region's doom-loop reputation by trying something new: working together.
Vanguard has a long history of denying its customers access to investments it believes are dumb. Now it has added crypto to the list.
The Alabama Supreme Court says frozen embryos created through IVF are children. Will clinics be required to maintain them forever? Do they have a right to be born? A bioethicist explains.
Cemeteries -- grand and all-but-forgotten -- dot our landscape. Here are their stories -- and the stories of Angelenos who found their final rest there.
Julie Su's nomination to lead the Labor Department is back in the Senate for confirmation after languishing last year, but it's unclear if anything has changed.
Inside the rise and of an L.A. political dynasty worthy of the British royals.
California lawmakers are weighing legislation that would require gun owners to keep their firearms locked up and disabled most of the time.
President Biden is reportedly looking at delaying electric vehicle rules in an apparent campaign strategy. But backing away from environmental standards is not good for the country, or his reelection.
In the cradle of Latino political power, rivalries are downright biblical. Here, friends turn into enemies and enemies become friends, as a parade of politicians and pretenders jump from elected office to elected office like a game of "Frogger."
MLS needs to help broker a labor deal with referees, stop fighting U.S. Open Cup participation and alter roster rules to benefit from Lionel Messi.
Someone needs to defend the Constitution, and the California governor is stepping up.
Conservationists have been given a chance to purchase a storied 2.4-acre parcel of wild Laurel Canyon, but they need to raise $1 million in 60 days.
One poll found that 53% of respondents support building a wall along the U.S.-Mexico border, up from 48% in 2015.
La selección mexicana derrotó apenas por segunda vez en 43 encuentros a Estados Unidos en el juego de cierre de la primera ronda del Grupo A de la Copa Oro femenil.
Lizbeth Ovalle and Mayra Pelayo score to lift Mexico to a stunning 2-0 upset over the U.S. women's national soccer team in CONCACAF W Gold Cup play.
The suspect was allegedly involved in an altercation with another rider aboard a Metro bus. Emergency police communications said the victim was hit with pepper spray.
Charisma Osborne hits a clutch three-pointer late and Kiki Rice finishes with 20 points to lead UCLA women's basketball to a 53-45 win over Colorado.
