LLos Angeles Read More Bass imposes new limits on rebuilding process for warehouse that burned in Boyle HeightsJuly 31, 2026 Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass ordered city agencies on Friday to delay the processing of rebuilding permits for…
LLos Angeles Read More World Cup was an L.A. public transit success. Can the Olympics dominate too?July 31, 2026 Two years from now, the Olympics will have just wrapped up with the Paralympics on the horizon. Spectators…
LLos Angeles Read More New victory for L.A. in battle with zoo nonprofit over $50M endowmentJuly 31, 2026 A federal judge this week dismissed a bankruptcy case filed by the Greater Los Angeles Zoo Assn., handing…
LLos Angeles Read More Boyle Heights warehouse fire recovery nears halfway point, officials sayJuly 31, 2026 Cleanup efforts at the Lineage cold-storage warehouse in Boyle Heights are nearing the halfway mark, six weeks after…
SSacramento Read More Old Sacramento traffic limits announced after stabbingsJuly 30, 2026 Police, downtown partnership announce Old Sacramento traffic limits after recent stabbings SACRAMENTO, Calif. — Days after five people…
LLos Angeles Read More Best Los Angeles bakeries to order a birthday cake fromJuly 30, 2026 This is the people pleaser. Phoenix Bakery’s now-iconic strawberry-and-whipped-cream cake has been called “L.A.’s most popular cake” for…
LLos Angeles Read More L.A. water regulators target polluted runoff from big parking lotsJuly 30, 2026 In a requirement that is the first of its kind in the country, some 600 commercial and industrial…
LLos Angeles Read More Watts Towers to break ground on a $22-million campus expansionJuly 29, 2026 A 15-year campaign led by the Los Angeles County Museum of Art to conserve Watts Towers has run…
LLos Angeles Read More As L.A.’s sidewalk vendors cut corners, restaurants pay the priceJuly 29, 2026 When gubernatorial candidate Xavier Becerra casually advised the National Assn. of Latino Elected and Appointed Officials to bypass…
LLos Angeles Read More Letters to the Editor: Silence in the LAPD ‘should not be the city’s most expensive policy’July 29, 2026 To the editor: The Los Angeles Times reports that the L.A. police sustained just three of 4,878 bias…
LLos Angeles Read More The LAPD has quietly stopped putting many public records onlineJuly 29, 2026 Nicholas Shapiro, a professor at UCLA, was scrolling the city of Los Angeles’ online data portal one day…
CCalifornia Read More Abandoned West Hollywood construction site becomes ‘coyote condo’ with nighttime howlsJuly 28, 2026 The property at the corner of Spaulding Avenue and Romaine Street in West Hollywood was expected years ago…