L.A. cuts tentative deal to provide $15 million to spare Chinatown tenants from steep rent hikes
The agreement, if approved, would keep many rents affordable inside Hillside Villa, but also scuttle efforts to have the city acquire the building.
Earthquake: 3.8 quake shakes about 20 miles from Coachella
A magnitude 3.8 earthquake was reported Saturday morning at 9:08 a.m. Pacific time 15 miles from La Quinta, Calif., according to the U.S. Geological Survey.
‘I’m gonna O.J. you’: How the Simpson case changed perceptions — and the law — on domestic violence
It wasn’t long after the televised spectacle of O.J.
Small-business owners brace for uncertainty as $20 hourly fast-food wage takes effect
California’s new minimum wage for fast food workers is celebrated by progressives and economists. But how will small businesses fare?
Two congressional candidates tied. Now, recount requests are complicating it even further
A recount in a Silicon Valley congressional race could theoretically put a kibosh on a November three-way race, if the vote totals change.
Shohei Ohtani’s former translator Ippei Mizuhara surrenders to federal officials in L.A.
Mizuhara is accused of stealing more than $16 million from the Dodgers superstar to cover debts with an illegal bookmaking operation in Orange County.
Video shows L.A. probation officers letting group beat teen in Los Padrinos juvenile hall
Video obtained by The Times shows L.A. County probation officers standing by as a group of at least six teens beat another youth in Los Padrinos juvenile hall.
Palm Spring promises to ‘right that wrong’ for Black, Latino community destroyed in 1960s
Residents of Section 14 who built their homes by hand watched as the city burned them to the ground to make way for luxury developments.
Search continues for missing Sacramento woman after her phone is found at LAX
Police say that Noelle Lynch was last seen leaving an apartment building in Inglewood and ‘may not be able to identify herself.’
Builders may challenge California’s development ‘impact fees,’ Supreme Court rules
The Supreme Court says home builders in California may challenge the fees commonly imposed by cities and counties to pay for new infrastructure.