Lawyer for LAPD officer slams D.A.’s handling of eavesdropping case
Lawyers for the LAPD officer charged with multiple felonies for secretly recording his colleagues’ racist, sexist and homophobic…
Anaheim Packing District showcases global dishes at World Taste event
The Anaheim Packing District plans to continue its tradition of celebrating culinary diversity at its annual World Taste…
The Lineage fire stunk up this Catholic church. Members fight back
They lit candles, grasped rosaries and passed out poster boards and N-95 masks. The 50 or so people…
John Candy’s family opens up about beauty, pain of ‘I Like Me’ doc
Rosemary Candy married John Candy all the way back in 1979, but even she learned something new about…
California’s tightening groundwater rules put small farmers at risk
MERCED, Calif. — Last year, Rosie Lee’s 19-acre farm was filled with crops including corn, beans, squash, tomatoes, melons, onions…
New victory for L.A. in battle with zoo nonprofit over $50M endowment
A federal judge this week dismissed a bankruptcy case filed by the Greater Los Angeles Zoo Assn., handing…
Puka Nacua has to shut down distractions, protect a Super Bowl run
Do you think the Rams have a tracker at their headquarters for how many days it’s been since…
Visa, Intel, Uber and Patreon announce almost 3,000 layoffs
Californian firms still are announcing big layoffs, and this time it is not only tech companies. Visa announced…
New York Times writer Ross Douthat named ’60 Minutes’ correspondent
Ross Douthat, a longtime conservative voice on the New York Times op-ed page, has been hired as full-time…
Financial empire of Dodgers owner Mark Walter reportedly being probed
The business empire of Dodgers and Lakers owner Mark Walter reportedly is being probed by the U.S. Attorney’s…
California redwoods gateway is returned to Indigenous tribe. ‘That’s healing our people too’
This fog-shrouded patch of coastal forest in the heart of Yurok Country was tended by the tribe for…
Why California prisons are using their own employees as human fire alarms
California prisons increasingly are relying on an unusual fire alarm system: humans. From 2020 through 2025, the California…