Despite a break in the action from the devastating wildfires, high school sports has come back in a big way for some units as the postseason nears.
On the hardwood
An unsurprising legal challenge to a state bill attacking social media feeds will make its way into a federal courtroom next year.
On Tuesday, the U.S. Court of Appeals
Parents beware. The money-lusting billionaires in Silicon Valley who, through social media, have already caused unprecedented child suffering — including depression, eating disorders, suicide, drug-related deaths, invasions of privacy and sex
The mildest-mannered warrior one could imagine, Col. Gobel Dale James (ret.), former U.S. Air Force fighter pilot and recipient of numerous military honors including two purple hearts, died on
Residents hoping to travel the Pacific Coast Highway are going to be met with confusion and roadblocks despite an announcement that the PCH would reopen on Sunday.
That announcement was
By Dan Walters
Three weeks ago, Gov. Gavin Newsom proposed a $322 billion state budget for the fiscal year that begins on July 1, emphasizing that it would be balanced
Los Angeles County Supervisor Lindsey P. Horvath is pushing for multiple initiatives to aid recovery from the devastating 2025 wildfires, including a new county fund for immediate relief and an
Can California learn from other states about housing recovery after a natural disaster?
That’s the idea behind Assembly Bill 239 by Assemblymember John Harabedian, a freshman Democrat from Pasadena
The Grammy Awards will look a little bit different this week.
Each year, the Recording Academy hosts a multitude of events to welcome the music industry during Grammy week and
The fires in California have been devastating for many small business owners and others who saw their homes, businesses or livelihoods go up in smoke.
Raquel "Rockey" Smeir
In Tuesday’s City Council meeting, Mayor Lana Negrete proclaimed February once again as Black History Month with a theme this year of “African Americans and labor.”
“Here in Santa
Federal and state officials have designated the former Topanga Ranch Motel site as a temporary hazardous materials sorting facility for debris from the Palisades Fire, raising concerns among local residents
