A day in the Valley with Paul Thomas Anderson
Landing the perfect title is just one of the challenges Paul Thomas Anderson discusses on a drive around Los Angeles’ San Fernando Valley.
<div>Glendale’s homeless community lost access to showers during the pandemic. A nonprofit sees racism</div>
A nonprofit that offers mobile showers alleges that the city of Glendale hasn’t transcended its racist past, a claim city officials called absurd.
Column One: He sued SeaWorld to liberate the whales. Then he started getting postcards from them
Ten years after a legal activist filed a lawsuit for orcas held in captivity, he began receiving postcards from them.
A long road ahead to recovery from Huntington Beach oil spill
An oily sheen that appeared Saturday morning was likely a residual leak from the ruptured pipeline that fouled Orange County beaches, officials say.
Thanksgiving brings strong winds, power shutoffs and fire danger
As of Thursday morning, power was shut off to about 60,000 Edison customers amid high winds and fire danger warnings.
L.A. Unified nears a choice on its next superintendent at a critical moment for students
A first round of interviews began this week for 8 applicants, including interim Supt. Megan Reilly.
After decades in California politics, Allan Zaremberg has some parting advice for the GOP
For 23 years as chamber president and CEO, Zaremberg, 71, has been the most influential business representative in Sacramento, attempting to sway the governor and Legislature.
Over 23 years, lessons in life and sobriety for a father and son on the Appalachian Trail
Dad and I had struggled with alcohol dependence for years. But we took on the 2,200-mile Appalachian Trail, a multiyear journey only made possible by sobriety.
L.A. County DCFS again at crossroads as another director departs amid child deaths
The sudden resignation of Bobby Cagle caps a tumultuous period for the nation’s largest child protection agency and will force L.A. County leaders to grapple with major policy questions.
The epic journey of gray wolf OR-93 comes to a tragic end near I-5
In an epic search for territory and mates, the gray wolf from Oregon had ventured hundreds of miles to the very edge of Southern California’s crowded suburbs.