Новости за 21.03.2026

Fesia Davenport announced plans to leave the office next month citing unspecified health issues.

Bianco's unusual probe drew a sharp rebuke from California Atty. Gen. Rob Bonta, who said in a statement Friday that it is "unprecedented in both scope and scale" and appears "not to be based on facts or evidence."

A warm wet storm following February's snow, and record-breaking March temperatures are shattering records, prompting warnings of rapid snowmelt and swift rivers.

The UCLA gymnastics team is getting a boost from a talented freshman class as the Bruins push to win the Big Ten tournament and NCAA championships.

Decades after a landmark decision called for Los Angeles to limit its taking of water to raise the level of Mono Lake, California regulators are reexamining why it still hasn't rebounded and what should be done.

"It fills me," Mary Ann Cummins says of her job as a music teacher, and at 93, she's not done.

Reality TV always courts some amount of controversy, but with Taylor Frankie Paul, 'The Bachelorette' was desperately playing with fire. It's not surprising that the show got burned.

Some members believe that a mayoral endorsement would take valuable phone-banking and door-knocking resources away from the slate of six local candidates they have already endorsed.

Deported not to their homelands but to unfamiliar cities deep inside Mexico, thousands of migrants are stranded in a dangerous, bureaucratic limbo with little support and no clear path forward.

Groundwater has fallen to precarious depths in much of the world. New research highlights areas that have been able to bring levels back up.

California is considering restrictions on social media for kids

The U.S. began its relationship with the free Cuban people not by inviting them to the negotiation table but by dictating terms.

In unprecedented speed California is already eliminating Cesar Chavez's name and likeness from streets, murals and parks in the wake of sexual abuse allegations.

Los Angeles' leaders pushed for the renaming of Brooklyn Avenue more than 30 years ago, but many in Boyle Heights and East Los Angeles objected to the move.

Nicholas Brendon, best known for portraying the loyal, wisecracking Xander Harris in "Buffy the Vampire Slayer," died Friday from natural causes after dealing with a congenital heart defect and other health issues in recent years. He was 54.

Four Democrats running for California governor who were excluded from an upcoming debate at USC urged their rivals to boycott the event because it excludes every candidate of color.

Eric Dailey Jr. finishes with 20 points and Skyy Clark overcomes losing a tooth as No. 7 UCLA defeats No. 10 UCF 75-71 to advance to the second round.

Former L.A. schools Supt. Austin Beutner's daughter's death was ruled a suicide caused by a combination of active compounds from the herbal substance kratom and prescription anti-psychotic and antidepressant medications, according to the L.A. County medical examiner.

The move comes after Nexstar wins FCC approval and finalizes its $6.2-billion takeover

Some gas stations are charging over $7 for gas in California. Not all of that price can be explained, the state warned.

A criminal defense attorney said agents in plainsclothes pulled his client out of a federal courtroom Thursday. The Department of Homeland Security confirmed that ICE arrested his client that afternoon.

The Ellison family would control CNN and CBS News if the merger is approved by government regulators.

After chef René Redzepi stepped down, the controversial Noma pop-up has responded to protesters' demand to meet. Meanwhile, former employees dispute a key burning incident cited by activists.

UCLA guard Kiki Rice went from a projected WNBA backup point guard to a potential top-five pick after a transformative senior season.

Temperatures are expected to finally begin to drop over the weekend, with forecasters saying it will be in the upper 70s and low 80s along the coast and the low 90s inland and in the valleys.