April 1, 1884 — ‘Holy cow!’ Did cattle take over downtown San Diego?
People standing in front of Horton Bank in 1884, the same year as the so-called ‘ cow parade,’…
What does ‘late-stage capitalism’ really mean? UC Berkeley professor chronicles an ‘apocalyptic’ history
Asked if his new book on the history of capitalism is hopeful, Trevor Jackson outright laughs. The UC…
Column: The time has come to discard California’s top-two open primary
SACRAMENTO — It’s probably time for California to reform the outdated “reform” that could be leading us into an absurd…
Opinion | California erases Cesar Chavez
Chavez and Huerta were partners in the labor rights fight and, along with another organizer, cofounded the United…
To study California’s largest active volcano, scientists first have to climb it
Those within sight of California’s Mount Shasta last weekend were treated to quite a show as thin layers…
Southern California teachers grapple with Cesar Chavez’s newly complicated legacy – Daily News
For social studies teacher Brian Tabatabai, it began like any other school day. His El Monte High School…
Natural History Museum to Open Orcas Exhibit
The Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County will debut a new exhibition on orcas next month at…
Natural History Museum to Open Orcas Exhibit Next Month
The Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County will debut a new exhibition on orcas next month at…
California bill would create lowrider license plates to fund arts and cultural programs
A California lawmaker has introduced a bill that would create specialty “lowrider” license plates to celebrate the state’s…
From Sproul Plaza to 924 Gilman: How the East Bay helped define punk’s radical legacy
As a newly minted assistant professor at Cornell University in 2014, Tom McEnaney decided to launch a new…
Mountain Artisans Market Returns to Fresno Flats
OAKHURST, CA – If you missed the season’s first Mountain Artisans Market, there are still plenty of opportunities…
Trump attacking Newsom’s dyslexia proves president’s incompetence
You’re reading the L.A. Times Politics newsletter George Skelton and Michael Wilner cover the insights, legislation, players and…