As Shohei Ohtani takes center stage, remembering when he’d have been in a prison camp
An amateur game at Manzanar to commemorate Japanese American internment during WWII coincided with the World Series opening weekend in Los Angeles.
Even Trump backers are running away from Tony Hinchcliffe’s racist jokes. Will they help Harris?
A series of comments made during a Trump campaign rally — including ‘jokes’ by Tony Hinchcliffe — did not make many people laugh.
His body was found in a California dumpster. His son has been arrested
A 25-year-old man was arrested in Northern California after his dad was found dead in a dumpster. Police believe the man fatally shot his father.
Californians head to Nevada and Arizona to knock on doors for Harris
Some Californians moved to the states to canvass for Democrats, while others join weekend bus trips to knock on doors.
California hails $544 million in illegal weed seizures. But it’s just a drop in the bucket
Some $544 million worth of illicit weed has been seized, but those on the front lines say the black market is ‘big and bad as ever.’
L.A.’s silliest law? Why Hollywood bans Silly String on Halloween
The colorful goo inside cans of Silly String has damaged everything from parked cars to the Hollywood Walk of Fame stars, leading to a temporary ban.
Strong winds, cooler temperatures and possible rain forecast for Los Angeles region
Much of the San Fernando Valley, northern L.A. County and Malibu will be under a wind advisory starting Monday morning, the National Weather Service said.
Newsom calls for big boost in funding for California’s film and TV tax credit, throwing Hollywood a lifeline
Gov. Gavin Newsom has unveiled plans to increase the cap on California’s film and TV tax credit program to $750 million as Hollywood struggles to compete with rivals.
Hot, dry and dusty: When the Santa Ana ‘devil winds’ blow, Southern California takes cover
The Santa Ana winds are notorious for being hot, dry and dusty, but the quality that really defines these ‘devil winds’ is their direction.
The Sierra Club’s California members are torn over its mission. Can a new leader forge consensus?
Some want the environmental organization to lean harder into environmental justice, while others fear the club is abandoning its roots in wilderness preservation. The state club’s new acting director, tasked with managing the fractured membership, believes in a big tent approach.