L.A. coyotes less likely to spend time in wealthy areas in their home range, study finds
The new study examined the impacts of societal wealth and ecological health on the movement of coyotes roaming in Los Angeles County.
Nearly everything Tommy Hawkins cherished in life was destroyed in the Palisades fire
The widow of L.A. sports great Tommy Hawkins barely escaped the Palisades fire, which destroyed the home she lived in with the former Lakers player and Dodgers executive before his death in 2017.
Column: 100 years ago, Anaheim recalled its KKK city council. Why don’t we remember?
It was the most consequential election in the city’s history, yet there has been no commemoration of the anniversary. Not a peep from the current city council, nor reflections from local publications or posts from local historical societies.
Scammers towed Eaton fire victims’ cars, held them hostage for cash, authorities say
Altadena residents who fell victim to tow-truck scammers following the Eaton fire are urged to report their experience.
Menendez brothers’ alleged history of ‘lies and deceptions’ slows their freedom bid
In opposing a new trial for the Menendez brothers in their parents’ killing, L.A. County Dist. Atty. Nathan Hochman cited an issue that has dogged the defendants.
Southern California’s wild winter continues with record-threatening heat, then a chance of rain
Downtown L.A. was about 14 degrees above normal Sunday, reaching 82 degrees. Temperatures could climb into the 90s by Wednesday in the coasts and valleys.
‘We are here; we see you’: Making quilts for fire victims resonates far beyond L.A.
People from all over the country are donating and sewing quilts for victims of the Eaton fire in Altadena. The quilts feel like a hug.
Illegal street racer kills woman walking on L.A. roadway, police say
The fatal hit-and-run is one in a string of street racing and street takeover deaths and injuries in Los Angeles.
Boy on pocket bike is killed in crash that leaves bike wedged in car’s front end
The death of a minor on a motorized pocket bike is at least the second in L.A. over the last six months.
Despite rumors of a massive immigration sweep in Los Angeles, numbers don’t add up
By midafternoon, it appeared that the operation — if indeed one had been launched — had not been anywhere near as widespread as many had predicted.