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Nicaraguan American Nora Sandigo helps children who have crossed the border on their own to join families in the U.S.
A business plan approved by the California High-Speed Rail Authority last week did not account for a contractor's warning of a two-year delay.
Under new legislation, animals in state employment would get paid retirement to help cover the often costly care bills their new owners face.
Loss of immunity for the former president of Spain’s Catalonia region and two other independence-minded associates could lead to their extraditi…
Arnold Schwarzenegger likened the U.S. Capitol siege to Nazi attacks in Europe in a video in which he called President Trump “the worst presiden…
Another towering monolith has popped up and then quickly vanished, this time from the pinnacle of a trail in California.
World reacts as Joe Biden becomes U.S. president-elect after several days of vote counting.
AstraZeneca hopes to show its COVID-19 vaccine is effective by the end of this year and is ramping up manufacturing so it can supply doses in Ja…
After a panel for the Festival of Books, Viet Thanh Nguyen discusses his forthcoming novel 'The Committed,' the sequel to 'The Sympathizer.'
Latinos raised in California are slowly starting to gain positions of power and influence across small-town America.
COVID-19 hasn't quite changed everything: In elections for the L.A. Board of Education, it's still charter school advocates facing off against t…
The contest between L.A. Dist. Atty. Jackie Lacey and challenger George Gascón has taken on national overtones.
Poet Louise Gluck has won the Nobel Prize in literature, the first American woman to be so honored since Toni Morrison in 1993.
More than 1 million have died from COVID-19 worldwide, with the numbers continuing to climb.
The protests have mobilized many non-blacks who hadn't yet been involved in racial justice causes. Black protesters say it’s a sign of the movem…
How L.A. theater will return — plus all the week's culture news.
From the Plague of Justinian and the Black Death to polio and AIDS, pandemics have violently reshaped civilization since humans first settled in…
At last count, more than 36,000 homeless people were living in Los Angeles, nearly 59,000 in the county. But how can we actually help the homele…