People of color lost a haven in Palm Springs. A new play dramatizes their loss
A play about the burning and bulldozing of homes on Indigenous land in Palm Springs dramatizes the lives of those who found sanctuary there.
Column: A California crackdown on ‘diet weed’ could devastate patients who rely on CBD
Legislation aimed at unregulated cannabis products containing delta-8 THC could hurt people who use hemp-derived medicine for serious seizures.
Column: She’s 80, washing dishes, and fighting for a better deal for younger workers
Salud Garcia, 80, walks a picket line to fight for higher wages. She won’t benefit much, given her age, but she wants younger employees to be able to ‘retire with dignity.’
Mountain lion found dead on 101, near partially built wildlife passageway in Agoura Hills
The cougar, which was not wearing a monitoring collar, was killed near the Wallis Annenberg Wildlife Crossing, a passageway that crosses over the freeway.
O.C. investigators identify possible homicide victim whose remains were found 41 years ago
DNA testing ultimately helped sheriff’s investigators to identify the woman as Maritza Glean Grimmett, who was 20 at the time of her disappearance.
L.A. police fatally shoot woman who they said was threatening family members with a knife
When officers arrived at the scene, they instructed the woman to drop the knife and surrender, but she did not comply, police said.
Police arrest suspect in LAX road rage fight that knocked elderly woman unconscious
Los Angeles police arrested Jasan Givens Sr. in connection with a road rage-fueled scuffle at Los Angeles International Airport that knocked an elderly woman unconscious.
Judge halts ban on syringe programs as El Dorado County legal battle continues
El Dorado County cannot enforce its ban on programs that hand out clean syringes as a legal battle continues between the county and the California Department of Public Health, a Superior Court judge ruled Friday.
As protesters trashed Cal State L.A. center, questions about why police were not called in
Questions about police response after pro-Palestinian protesters took over and barricaded the Cal State Los Angeles student services building.
‘Panic buttons to nowhere’: L.A. bus drivers worry safety measures can’t protect them from violent attacks
Bus drivers are concerned safety measures in DASH buses are not enough to keep them safe from dangerous passengers.