LLos Angeles Read More Scott Taylor, Shane Rosenthal make for perfect UCLA roommatesOctober 7, 2026 One is Catholic, the other Jewish. One was a star linebacker for a private high school, Loyola, the…
LLos Angeles Read More LA Lawmakers, Unions Rally for Federal Film Tax CreditOctober 7, 2026 Rep. Laura Friedman, D-Glendale, joined other Los Angeles-area members of Congress and entertainment industry unions Tuesday in calling…
LLos Angeles Read More Deal allowing Paramount-Warner Bros. merger may not cure Hollywood’s troubles | Dan Walters | Dan-waltersSeptember 24, 2026 In sheer economic terms, Southern California’s movie and television production industry is not terribly important, generating scarcely 1%…
SSan Jose Read More 2 California metros among the best cities for home sellers in USSeptember 24, 2026 San Francisco and San Jose were named as some of the best markets for home sellers in the…
LLos Angeles Read More Trying to keep indie films from leaving county | ShowcaseAugust 13, 2026 New fund attempts to assist local productions LOS ANGELES — Independent filmmaker Sylvia Ray always wanted to shoot…
CCalifornia Read More California must keep children 16 and under off addictive social media platforms | Guest Commentary | CommentaryJune 18, 2026 The last time I saw my son alive, nothing felt unusual. There was no warning, no flashing signals…
CCalifornia Read More California has a top-ranked economy. It’s also one of the nation’s most unequal | Dan Walters | Dan-waltersJune 16, 2026 California’s next governor — most likely former Attorney General Xavier Becerra — will inherit a raft of knotty,…
CCalifornia Read More California has a top-ranked economy. It’s also one of the nation’s most unequal | Dan Walters | Dan-waltersJune 16, 2026 California’s next governor — most likely former Attorney General Xavier Becerra — will inherit a raft of knotty,…
CCalifornia Read More Two huge California unions clash over money, political clout this election season | Dan Walters | Dan-waltersJune 11, 2026 In 1863, just 13 years after California became a state, its superintendent of public instruction, John Swett, founded…
LLos Angeles Read More Changes to senior services funding could mean fewer meals for LA’s elderly | Guest Commentary | OpinionJune 10, 2026 Every day in Los Angeles County, thousands of older adults rely on a simple but essential service: a…
LLos Angeles Read More Changes to senior services funding could mean fewer meals for LA’s elderly | Guest Commentary | CommentaryJune 10, 2026 Every day in Los Angeles County, thousands of older adults rely on a simple but essential service: a…
LLos Angeles Read More Changes to senior services funding could mean fewer meals for LA’s elderly | Guest Commentary | OpinionJune 10, 2026 Every day in Los Angeles County, thousands of older adults rely on a simple but essential service: a…