Santa Ana winds, heat trigger SoCal power shutoffs for thousands
The first Santa Anas of the season triggered a power shutoff for thousands of Southern Californians on Wednesday…
For some L.A. Latinos, ICE raids tested their Dodgers faith. Can the World Series bring them back?
Lifetime Dodgers fan Jorge De La Cruz had his faith in the team tested this summer when the…
Is Prop. 50 consistent with the will of California voters? Our columnists weigh in
Gustavo Arellano is a columnist for the Los Angeles Times, covering Southern California everything and a bunch of…
Feds charge 12 for alleged arson, attacks during immigration protests
Federal prosecutors announced charges Wednesday against 12 people who allegedly engaged in violence during demonstrations against the Trump…
Phony AI-generated court cases cited in O.C. by defense in Kluwe lawsuit
Good morning! It’s Wednesday, Oct. 29. I’m Carol Cormaci, bringing you this week’s TimesOC newsletter with a look…
Police investigating death of ‘full-term infant’ found near USC campus
Police are investigating the death of an infant found not far from the USC campus on Monday morning.…
Paramount lays off 1,000 workers in first round of cuts
Paramount on Wednesday began cutting about 1,000 employees, the first wave of a deep staff reduction planned since…
Backlash: Californians say Republicans forced partisan gerrymander
Californians are on edge. And I’m not talking about the distressing government shutdown or the roiling World Series.…
The Sports Report: Lethargic Dodgers lose Game 4
From Jack Harris: Late-night parties always come with a price. On Tuesday, the Dodgers were reminded of the…
How Trump’s antagonism of Canada is affecting the World Series
Toronto — Louis Acosta, a Dodgers fan from Santa Clarita, flew to Toronto on Friday to support his home town…
ICE officials in major cities replaced with Border Patrol
WASHINGTON — The Trump administration is initiating a leadership shakeup at a dozen or so offices of Immigration and Customs…
Immigration agents are raiding California hospitals and clinics. Can a new state law prevent that?
In recent months, federal agents camped out in the lobby of a Southern California hospital, guarded detained patients…