The decision to restrict outdoor watering to one day a week for millions of Southern Californians could presage even stricter actions in September. | Continue reading
By now we've learned playing catch-up on COVID is too little too late. | Continue reading
A Polish commission reinforces previous allegations that the 2010 plane crash that killed President Lech Kaczynski was the result of a Russian plan. | Continue reading
What's the perfect office temperature? Everyone you ask will have a different answer. | Continue reading
In a Stanford speech, former President Barack Obama said it's 'time to pick a side' on whether social media platforms should be regulated. | Continue reading
Elangovan Punniakoti and Mary Christeena of Innovate Solutions submitted dozens of false applications, sponsoring workers for nonexistent positions, prosecutors say. | Continue reading
L.A. gangs are sending out crews to prey on the mega-rich, targeting people leaving luxury boutiques, restaurants, and nightclubs, the LAPD said. | Continue reading
Large urban districts, including L.A. Unified, accounted for about one-third of the decline. | Continue reading
Can brash and bold Arizona State University teach the University of California and California State University how to enroll more resident students with online learning, advanced technology tools and satellite locations — including a swank new L.A. center? | Continue reading
Oxitec says it’s genetically modified bugs could help control invasive populations of the Aedes aegypti mosquito, which can spread diseases. Some scientists worry releasing the creatures into the wild may have more risk than benefit. | Continue reading
Everything seems important until climate change hits the point of no return. Then we'll be too busy dying from fire, flood and famine to care about Will Smith or whatever else we're talking about. | Continue reading
Turns out Bird’s user agreement tries to make riders responsible for their scooter accidents in L.A. | Continue reading
Tucker Carlson backs Putin as colleagues die in Ukraine. #defundfox | Continue reading
COVID-19 cases in China’s largest city of Shanghai are still rising with millions isolated at home under a sweeping lockdown. | Continue reading
In the pandemic's latest hit on education, the number of L.A. Unified students who have been chronically absent this school year has doubled. | Continue reading
Two words: Liquor licenses. | Continue reading
Just days before Bruce Willis was scheduled to turn up on the set of one of his latest action films, the director of the project sent out an urgent request: Make the movie star's part smaller.(latimes.com) | Continue reading
Artists Who Code was born out of Catherine Ricafort McCreary and Scott McCreary's deep frustrations working as full-time artists. | Continue reading
Buying a home for the first time is one of life’s sweet milestones. | Continue reading
Taylor Hawkins, drummer for the rock band the Foo Fighters, died Friday in Bogotá, Colombia. | Continue reading
Los Angeles restaurant workers, owners and diners are negotiating another series of changes to mask and proof-of-vaccination requirements. | Continue reading
A bipartisan bill in the Assembly would make social media platforms such as Facebook, Twitter and Instagram liable for getting young users addicted. | Continue reading
More than 500 Google workers are backing a colleague who alleges the tech giant retaliated against her by ordering her to move to another continent. | Continue reading
Gov. Gavin Newsom signed legislation Monday that will rescue UC Berkeley from a court-ordered enrollment freeze and steep admission cuts. | Continue reading
More than 100 places across the state with the term —a slur aimed at Indigenous women — would be renamed under the bill. | Continue reading
U.S. health officials say some people getting Pfizer or Moderna COVID-19 vaccines should consider waiting up to eight weeks before the second dose. | Continue reading
The moon is about to get walloped by a big piece of space junk | Continue reading
California Atty. Gen. Rob Bonta has announced that he and a coalition of his counterparts are pursuing an investigation into how TikTok affects young people. | Continue reading
Hollywood Burbank Airport filed a lawsuit seeking to block approval of an environmental report for the California high-speed rail project. | Continue reading
AMC on Tuesday introduced the idea of variable ticket pricing for movies, an established practice in Europe. | Continue reading
Lawyers who represented a Colorado baker are back in court defending a web designer who doesn't want to design sites for same-sex weddings. | Continue reading
KTLA-TV Channel 5 celebrates its 75th anniversary this year after playing a crucial role in Los Angeles history, setting trends that revolutionized TV news. | Continue reading
Walt Disney Co. says it is moving beyond 'storytelling' and into 'storyliving' with a string of real estate projects, beginning in the Coachella Valley. | Continue reading
UC Berkeley may be forced to slash its incoming undergraduate class by one-third, or 3,050 seats, and forgo $57 million in lost tuition. | Continue reading
The West is experiencing its most severe megadrought in a millennium, according to a new study. Scientists say climate change is playing a major role. | Continue reading
Hertz Corp., facing lawsuits from hundreds of car renters who say they were falsely arrested for auto theft, files thousands of related criminal complaints each year against customers, according to claims in newly released court documents. | Continue reading
Racist slurs were hurled daily at Black workers at Tesla’s California plant, delivered not just by fellow employees but also by managers and supervisors, California’s civil rights agency alleges in an explosive lawsuit filed against the company Thursday. | Continue reading
At 74, the Grateful Dead's Weir remains a musical adventurer, from his trio Wolf Bros to collaborating with orchestras to reimagining the Dead's legacy. | Continue reading
Luc Montagnier led the team that identified the human immunodeficiency virus that causes AIDS. He later spread false claims about the coronavirus. | Continue reading
The Bay Area's hold on venture capital remains solid, but the loss of Tesla and other companies could threaten California's economic future. | Continue reading
States are being given the go-ahead to build a nationwide network of electric vehicle charging stations. | Continue reading
Young's new remarks come two weeks after the singer pulled his entire catalog from the streaming service in protest of Rogan's dalliances with vaccine misinformation. | Continue reading
CEO Daniel Ek sent a memo to employees on Sunday, apologizing for the drama they had to endure over the controversial podcast host. | Continue reading
A federal judge refuses to stop the FBI and San Bernardino County Sheriff's Department from seizing the cash of licensed marijuana dispensaries. | Continue reading
Five years after China’s incarceration and forced labor campaign began, most Uyghurs abroad remain cut off from their families. Some are speaking out. | Continue reading
A court may decide whether Waymo's business interests outweigh the public's right to understand the safety issues around self-driving cars | Continue reading
During the pandemic, a growing number of families have chosen to home school their children, with an especially large increase in the number of Black home schoolers. | Continue reading
The rise in reported cases is the fastest accumulation of infections in the history of the pandemic. | Continue reading