Новости за 22.01.2024

Yasin joined The Times nearly two years ago. As a Palestinian American, she held a unique role in American journalism, which has been debating issues about how to fairly cover the conflict in the Middle East.

In a 5-4 ruling, the Supreme Court decides Texas cannot block U.S. Border Patrol agents from patrolling along the Rio Grande.

A barrage of fireworks went off in downtown Los Angeles on Sunday, startling many residents. Police officials don't have leads on the source of the explosions.

Avril Lavigne, the Doobie Brothers and the Pixies will hit the road this year, announcing separate North American tours. See when they'll be in Los Angeles.

When introduced as coach, Dan Campbell didn't seem to be convincing anyone with his enthusiasm, but three years later his Lions are on brink of a Super Bowl.

Collegian Nick Dunlap became the first amateur to win a PGA event since Phil Mickelson in 1991 but couldn't collect the American Express' $1.5-million prize.

The massacre left a permanent mark on the enclave, and has sparked discussions about gun control and mental health among Asian American and Pacific Islanders.

The Chargers have met with 15 candidates for their head coaching position and are expected to meet with Michigan coach Jim Harbaugh a second time.

David Gail, who starred in television shows 'Port Charles,' 'Savannah' and 'Beverly Hills, 90210,' has died. He was 58.

Heavy rain early Monday clogged the morning commute with localized flooding across Los Angeles County. San Diego County is facing flash flood warnings.

Franklin, a former teacher and administrator, has shown an ability to work collaboratively on important LAUSD policies. She is the best choice for District 7.

Adrián Beltré will be a first-ballot Hall of Famer. But neither Beltré nor seven other former Dodgers on the ballot would wear an L.A. cap if inducted.

A Carson cemetery, already in limbo over ownership, had more than 100 bronze plaques stolen by vandals over the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday weekend.

California Rep. Ro Khanna made the rounds in New Hampshire this weekend, stumping for a President Biden write-in campaign ahead of Tuesday's primary.

Five years ago, Gov. Newsom allocated $1.3 billion to fix the state's "pathetic" clean water crisis. But in towns like Parlier, Tooleville and Tombstone, you still can't turn on the tap and drink.

Los Angeles County is deploying a small team of occupational therapists to help newly housed people adjust to life indoors.

Democrat Toni Atkins has made history as a legislative leader but she's never run in a statewide race before and is largely unknown north of San Diego.

Faculty walked out on the first day of spring classes, in a major test for recently installed Chancellor Mildred Garcia.

While his father was in prison, Hit-Boy became one of hip-hop's top producers. Now Big Hit is free, and the two are making up for lost time by making music together.

Residents in a coastal California town do not have addresses, preferring to meet their neighbors at the post office. But it can be hard to get packages delivered, and some worry whether emergency responders can find them.

Amid a COVID surge and with few people masking or testing, the state missed an opportunity for good public health communication.

L.A.-based exporters and importers of avocados trumpet their sustainability efforts despite their supply chains being compromised by deforestation and unsustainable water practices.

What's a chicken burger? And why are they popping up all over the San Gabriel Valley?

Sofía Vergara made her name in Hollywood in comedic roles, namely as Gloria Pritchett in ABC's 'Modern Family.' But her new Netflix series, 'Griselda,' which comes at an inflection point in her life, is poised to make her a dramatic star.

D'Angelo Russell scores 34 points and LeBron James finishes with 28 points as the Lakers cruise to a 134-110 victory over struggling Portland.