L.A. Public Works lost a tool that can cause radiation poisoning. A resident found it
L.A. Public Works on Monday recovered a thin layer density gauge, which produces radiation, after losing it in the Antelope Valley over the weekend.
Being doored to death is a cyclist’s nightmare. How can it be prevented?
Dooring occurs when a car door is abruptly opened in the path of an oncoming cyclist. Hollywood producer Robert George died after such a collision in October.
Rep. Grace Napolitano’s retirement sets up battle for coveted San Gabriel Valley seat
The race to replace retiring Democratic Rep. Grace Napolitano pits a wealthy outsider against a roster of lesser-known, hometown candidates with deep ties to the San Gabriel Valley congressional district.
A parents’ trip to grocery store ends with 4-year-old son shot dead in road rage attack
The boy and his parents were driving to a grocery store in Lancaster on Friday evening when they allegedly were cut off and then chased.
Back-to-back storms are coming to Southern California. Will it be a wet Christmas?
The forecast shows a moderate storm system will be followed by a much stronger system this week in Southern California.
Is El Niño’s reputation as a legendary rainmaker overblown?
NOAA has warned of a ‘historically strong’ El Niño through January, but so far, California’s wet season has been notably dry.
Column: In an eye opener, most California Democrats don’t want U.S. siding with Israel
This just seems startling: California Democrats think overwhelmingly that America should not take sides in the horrific war in Gaza. But Republicans side strongly with Israel.
The fight to move the Catholic Church in America to the right — and the little-known O.C. lawyer behind it
As Pope Francis nudges the Roman Catholic Church to the left globally, layman Tim Busch of Irvine is pushing American Catholicism to the right.
Veterans’ demand for more housing in West Los Angeles to go forward in federal court
A federal judge has denied a motion by the Department of Veterans Affairs seeking to dismiss a lawsuit brought by veterans who are demanding more housing and to invalidate leases of the West Los Angeles VA campus to UCLA and a private school.
Column: Voices from Nevada on a prospective Newsom presidential bid. In a word, no
Gavin Newsom is often mentioned as a possible challenger to President Biden. But a series of interviews in and around Las Vegas found no support and not much California love.