LLos Angeles Read More Will L.A.’s 2028 Olympic Games protect human rights?May 5, 2026 Besides putting on a $7-billion sports extravaganza in the summer of 2028, Olympic organizers in Los Angeles have…
CCalifornia Read More California election: Inside battles for governor, L.A. mayorMay 4, 2026 Election season is upon us, and one major issue on the ballot is the California governor’s race. After…
LLos Angeles Read More Letters to the Editor: L.A.’s speed cameras should be upgraded to catch distracted driversMay 3, 2026 To the editor: Occasions of drivers exceeding local speed limits dropped nearly 80% after San Francisco installed speed…
CCalifornia Read More Disneyland becomes more reliant on facial recognitionMay 3, 2026 Photos are an expected part of almost any visit to Disneyland. Whether it’s first-time international visitors or longtime…
LLos Angeles Read More In L.A.’s local elections, the big campaign money is pouring inMay 2, 2026 Good morning, and welcome to L.A. on the Record — our City Hall newsletter. It’s David Zahniser, giving…
LLos Angeles Read More Los Angeles County public schools continue to see enrollment dropsMay 2, 2026 Across the country, shrinking enrollment has been one of the most troubling trends in public education. But it…
LLos Angeles Read More How to have the best Sunday in L.A., according to Christone ‘Kingfish’ IngramMay 2, 2026 Deep in the heart of the Delta lies Clarksdale, Miss., widely known as the birthplace of the blues.…
LLos Angeles Read More Best cemita poblana sandwiches to try in Los AngelesMay 2, 2026 When Juan Antonio moved to Los Angeles from his hometown of Puebla, the capital city of the Mexican…
LLos Angeles Read More New restaurants and pop-ups to try in Los Angeles in May 2026May 1, 2026 Los Angeles didn’t get many April showers, but May flowers are blooming just the same, leaving a lingering…
LLos Angeles Read More ‘I want to be free’ truck created by L.A. artist Edgar RamirezMay 1, 2026 Today is May Day — also known as International Workers’ Day — a date that commemorates the struggles…
CCalifornia Read More A bus driver navigates dangerous mountain turns and thick fog for one of California’s tiniest schoolsMay 1, 2026 Perrin Turney started driving the big yellow school bus in the teensy Humboldt County mountain town of Kneeland…
LLos Angeles Read More Letters to the Editor: There are countless problems with short-term rentals. L.A. doesn’t need moreMay 1, 2026 To the editor: There are approximately 18,000 short-term rentals currently in Los Angeles, yet Mayor Karen Bass wants…