LLos Angeles Read More How L.A. artists are processing the climate crisisNovember 20, 2025 Before I moved to L.A., I’d spent pretty much my entire professional life working for New York-based publications.…
CCalifornia Read More Little state oversight as child farmworkers toil in harsh conditionsNovember 20, 2025 MONTEREY COUNTY, Calif. — The summer sun burned through the clouds in the Salinas Valley, where a bounty of berries…
CCalifornia Read More The surprisingly divisive world of California wildlife policyNovember 6, 2025 When I tell people what I cover for the Los Angeles Times, they’re delighted. A typical response is,…
CCalifornia Read More California officials push back on Trump claim that Prop. 50 vote is a ‘GIANT SCAM’November 4, 2025 As California voters went to the polls Tuesday to cast their ballot on a measure that could block…
CCalifornia Read More California returns land to the Tule River tribe, where elk will roamOctober 29, 2025 In the scrub-brush foothills between the long flat fields of the San Joaquin Valley and the mighty peaks…
LLos Angeles Read More Hunger looms as millions prepare to lose food aid amid shutdownOctober 28, 2025 Michaela Thompson, an unemployed mother in the San Fernando Valley, relies on federal assistance to afford the specialized…
CCalifornia Read More No public warnings before Marines test-fired live munitions over busy Interstate 5, train linesOctober 23, 2025 New questions are emerging about why there were no public warnings before the U.S. Marines fired over Interstate…
LLos Angeles Read More Water utilities perform better where voters can pick their leadersOctober 23, 2025 How democratic is your water utility? Does everyone who is registered to vote get to choose their leaders…
CCalifornia Read More The state’s wildfire policy long overlooked SoCal. Now it’s course correctingOctober 16, 2025 At last month’s meeting of the California Wildfire and Forest Resilience Task Force in Redlands, Director Patrick Wright…