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In a game that featured 26 runs and 33 hits, Yoshinobu Yamamoto lasts only one inning as the Dodgers fall 15-11 to the Padres on Thursday.
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The Justice Department’s long-gestating lawsuit takes aim at Apple’s biggest cash cow. California is one of 16 states to join in.
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Arriving from Texas, the four migrant families from Central and South America, with children as young as 2, spent 90 days in the Union Rescue Mission in Skid Row. Then, told they’d have to pay rent they didn’t have, they formed an impromptu community in a tent encampment two blocks away.
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Studios and workers alike were eager to restart film and TV production after the Hollywood strikes concluded. What’s taking so long in California?
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The challenge in Mexico City, built amid lakes by the Aztecs, had long been getting rid of water, not storing it. Now its taps are running dry.
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When conventional farms are bordered by organic crops, conventional growers use more pesticide to keep insects at bay, study says.
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Plans are underway to revamp 3.6 miles of Hollywood Boulevard, eliminating two traffic lanes, adding bike lanes and widening sidewalks for dining.
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Facing a shortfall of at least $38 billion, Gov. Gavin Newsom and legislative leaders said they have agreed to $12 billion to $18 billion in cuts but offered no details.
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Times columnist Bill Plaschke makes his picks and predictions for every game in the 2024 NCAA men’s basketball tournament.
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Developers have been buying out longtime homeowners in South L.A., transforming a neighborhood west of USC away from single-family homes to modern student housing.
After enduring rancid landfill odors for roughly a year, some Santa Clarita Valley residents have reached their breaking point.
The fate of site-specific artworks by Maya Lin, Robert Irwin and Richard Serra remains in question, as does the public’s ability to see them.
Shohei Ohtani won’t tell his story. So his story and his public image are now in the custody of people who hope this story will simply vanish. It won’t.
When activist painter Judy Baca conceived “The Great Wall of Los Angeles” in 1975 as a monument to the history of Indigenous peoples in California, she didn’t realize that she was embarking on a 50-year journey that would employ 400 youth painters and create one of the largest murals on the planet.
Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador called Texas’ immigration law ‘dehumanizing,’ as U.S. courts weighed whether it can be enforced.
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