In the 1930s, workers bored a 13-mile tunnel beneath Mt. San Jacinto. Here’s a look inside the engineering feat that carries Colorado River water to Southern California.
Dijon Barber, a convicted robber, has been captured in Las Vegas after walking away from an L.A. County reentry program, the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation said.
The L.A. Times Festival of Books is bringing together more than 550 storytellers across seven outdoor stages and 15 indoor venues at USC. Attendees packed panels on Saturday.
After the botched roll out of the new exam in February, the state’s highest court directed the agency to plan on administering the July exam in the traditional in-person format.
Los Angeles has received much less rain than it does in an average year — and Saturday’s storm will not be nearly enough to make up the difference.
Ten students at Occidental College are staging a hunger strike, calling on the college to divest from weapons manufacturers with ties to Israel and to shield international students the Trump administration might target for deportation.
The bond rating downgrades came days after Mayor Karen Bass outlined the city’s stark economic situation in her proposed budget for 2025-26, which includes laying off about 1,650 city workers.
Monica Soni, Covered California’s chief medical officer, worries federal spending cuts could soon bring turbulence to the state’s Affordable Care Act marketplace.
Jim Sanfilippo says his lighting company, Nila, has planned carefully to get some breathing room with smaller projects. But what will happen to the multimillion-dollar ones is up in the air, he said.
Just outside Dunsmuir, Mossbrae Falls cascades down mossy cliffs in ethereal curtains of mist, a natural wonder that should be a major tourist draw. But the city has struggled to get the rights to build a trail for safe public access.
