Here’s everything we know about the deaths of Gene Hackman, his wife and their dog
Authorities said there were no obvious signs of foul play but the circumstances of their deaths warranted further investigation.
Rain, cooler temperatures return to L.A. area: What you need to know
Forecasters say below-average temperatures are likely to linger into mid-March. The National Weather Service said SoCal could see a chance of rain beginning Saturday.
They patrol L.A.’s streets in search of ICE, Trump immigration raids
Members of the Community Self-Defense Coalition patrol neighborhood streets in an effort to alert people about ICE operations and inform them of their rights.
Changing tastes, cheap imports and a looming Canadian boycott. A ‘perfect storm’ for California’s wine industry
California’s wine country struggles with changing tastes, foreign competition and too many grapes on the vine.
Death of Gene Hackman, wife, dog deemed ‘suspicious’ Pills found scattered
The bodies of Gene Hackman, his wife and their dog were discovered in Santa Fe, N.M., on Wednesday afternoon during a welfare check, officials said.
She was one of the first Black homeowners in the Palisades. At 96, she is starting over
She is 96 and was one of the first Black female homeowners in Pacific Palisades. After the fire, she is starting over.
Q&A with Barbara Ferrer: L.A. County Public Health braces for impact under Trump
L.A. County Public Health director Barbara Ferrer discusses concerns over federal grants, what programs could be affected, and what that might mean for bird flu and dengue.
Study finds strong link between illegal drug use and homelessness — and unmet need for treatment
Methamphetamine is the drug of choice of homeless people, according to a new study that has found illicit drug use deeply intertwined with homelessness, with treatment lacking.
Where can L.A. immigrants go for help under Trump? Try the public library
Anyone can meet with an immigration expert, by phone or in person, at half a dozen Los Angeles Public Library locations from Wilmington to Pacoima, through a long-running, city-funded program called the New Americans Initiative.
‘Experiential’ retail surges as landlords try to lure customers back to the mall
The recent growth in experiential retail combines the changing attitudes of shoppers with landlords’ need to fill space. Malls have been struggling for decades as department stores consolidated and fell out of favor.