Here are some fresh and favorite food haunts to try
Much of the news dominating the local restaurant scene has focused on sadness. Two Los Angeles icons, Cole’s…
After 55 years as a broadcaster in L.A., Randy Rosenbloom is leaving town
It’s time to reveal memories, laughs and crazy times from Randy Rosenbloom’s 55 years as a TV/radio broadcaster…
Opening day for the Ontario Tower Buzzers, an L.A. Dodgers affiliate you may not have heard of
The Ontario Tower Buzzers, a single-A Dodgers affiliate, played their inaugural home opener on April 2, losing 7-5…
Rain hits Southern California this week. When will it fall?
Rain is expected to hit Southern California this week, enough to create slippery conditions for the Tuesday afternoon…
Multiple people shot at a park near Sacramento
Multiple people have been shot at a park near Sacramento, the sheriff’s office said. The shooting occurred at…
Despite razor-thin profits, chefs give their time and food to charity. Why they do it
Looking back at the years when chefs became the stars of charity fundraisers. Plus, one of the city’s…
How Jazmin Gamble plans to rebuild Hawthorne High football
Football can teach many life lessons and no one knows that better than Jazmin Gamble, the new varsity…
L.A. Times Festival of Books kicks off with packed panels at USC
Tens of thousands of readers of all ages, from toddlers clutching picture books to longtime fans carrying armfuls…
Why Meghan Trainor canceled her entire Get in Girl tour
Meghan Trainor is turning off the microphone. The singer announced in an Instagram Story that she is canceling…
Photos from the 2026 L.A. Times Festival of Books at USC
Sophia Kercher is a senior editor for the entertainment and features sections at the Los Angeles Times. She…
Letters to Sports: Clippers were oh so close, yet so far
p]:text-cms-story-body-color-text clearfix”> The Clippers’ season has come to an end but better than anyone expected. No consolation but…
Welcome to Bass’ virtual State of the City (Part II)
Good morning, and welcome to L.A. on the Record — our City Hall newsletter. It’s Noah Goldberg, with…