Atmospheric river hits Southern California with risks of flash floods and deaths on stormy seas
An unusually strong storm system called an atmospheric river was dousing Southern California on Saturday, prompting flood warnings…
Girl missing, father dead after being swept to sea near Big Sur
A 5-year-old girl is missing and her father is dead after they were swept into the ocean by…
Catholic bishops wrong about immigration raids, Trump border czar says
White House border advisor Tom Homan lambasted the Catholic Church on Friday over its stance against the Trump…
South L.A. merchants, residents frustrated as homelessness persists
Marina Solano’s grocery store in South Los Angeles enjoys steady business selling freshly made tortillas and a variety…
Officials question sheriff’s report on sex abuse in L.A. jails
There hasn’t been a “substantiated” allegation of sexual abuse by staff against an inmate in the nation’s largest…
Sacramento Republic FC submits application for expansion of new stadium
Construction of a new 12,000 seat stadium for Sacramento Republic FC is underway in the city’s Railyards neighborhood.…
They hope their art helps people find a way to talk about race – San Diego Union-Tribune
The De La Torre brothers saw it as an opportunity when they were asked to contribute their artwork to the…
Taking another look at race with stories of resistance, justice, equity – San Diego Union-Tribune
Antonio De La Garza grew up in what he describes as a “pretty rural” part of Idaho where…
Prop. 50 means Huntington Beach could clash with Rep. Robert Garcia
Huntington Beach passed legislation in 2023 banning any flags other than government and military flags, including the LGBTQ…
L.A. has long had rent control. The newcomers are pricing others out
Nov. 14, 2025 6:30 AM PT To the editor: Councilmember Nithya Ramen was quoted in the last paragraph…
Former Israeli hostage recounts story of survival
PEYTON HEADLEE. INSIDE THE CENTER AT 2300, AND AMONG THE CROWD, THERE’S ONE MAN THAT HUNDREDS HAVE COME…
A Russian couple were living their L.A. dream. Then immigration grabbed them off street
The August sun was already warming the San Fernando Valley when Anton Perevalov dressed in athletic shorts and…