Los Angeles
Los Angeles County officials approve emergency measure over immigration raids
The declaration provides rent relief and other assistance for residents who face financial losses.
South Bay Kaiser Permanente picketers bring energy and noisemakers to west-coast-wide strike
On Oct. 14, nearly 40,000 Kaiser Permanente employees participated in walkouts demanding fair wages and sufficient staffing.
Leimert Park roadway medians could become the neighborhood’s next public parks
L.A. City Councilmembers directed staff to consider ways to transform Stocker Plaza into a public park space, but local parents question the safety of the potential development.
‘Humanity is not up for discussion’: As ICE raids in LA continue, undocumented students at USC call for solidarity
Amid Undocumented Student Action Week, undocumented students at USC are mobilizing, but feel that they need more support.
Care not cages: Protestors demand Los Angeles County officials rethink budget
Re-Imagine LA Coalition presses the Board of Supervisors over Measure J.
Bad Bunny announced as the Super Bowl LX halftime performer
Some fans are excited to see more Latin American representation at the show.
Gov. Newsom signs bill to lower tax rates on cannabis
Gov. Newsom's new bill aims to make the legal cannabis industry more competitive against the illegal market.
Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass endorses Antonio Villaraigosa for California governor
Former Los Angeles Mayor Villaraigosa called for a mass organizing movement during a Tuesday morning press conference.
California redistricting: A race to maintain party votes
Former Los Angeles Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa and Former California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger add their opinions on ongoing debate over Proposition 50 in upcoming November election.
Wallis Annenberg, L.A. philanthropist and USC’s longest-serving trustee, dies at 86
The billionaire philanthropist championed art, science, education and animal welfare, and made major contributions to the university’s communications and journalism programs.
Save the Tiles: Inside a community effort to save Altadena’s history and home amid destruction
After the Eaton Fire destroyed most of Altadena, fireplaces were some of the only remaining artifacts. Altadena resident, Eric Garland, and the rest of his community worked together to ‘Save the Tiles.’
Is sanctuary legal? Faith leaders find answers in the Bible
A Los Angeles church plans to provide undocumented immigrants with sanctuary.
Pages of power: authors on writing, politics and cultural resistance
At the Festival of Books, creatives in the literary sphere shared their experiences and insights on the current state of the medium, their processes and vision for the future.
California Governor Gavin Newsom won’t be running for re-election. Who’s next?
Kamala Harris and Rick Caruso are among the candidates voters are hoping for.
Occidental College students begin hunger strike
Student organizations demand divestment from Israel and protection for vulnerable students.