Newsom in fight to advance plans for $20-billion water tunnel in the Sacramento Delta
The Newsom administration is pushing to build a $20-billion water tunnel. As state regulators hold hearings, the fight over the project is escalating.
Papa Cristo’s is closing, joining growing list of struggling longtime restaurants in L.A.
Some of the city’s most storied restaurants announce closures, fundraisers and a struggle to survive in Los Angeles.
Under Trump, Texas firm pushes to restart Santa Barbara oil drilling. Is it skirting California laws?
A Houston-based oil company has rebuffed the authority of the California Coastal Commission in a bid to revive drilling off the coast of Santa Barbara.
Anti-Trump, Musk protests draw big crowds in L.A. and around the nation
Thousands of people took to the streets nationwide on Saturday to protest President Trump and his policies on healthcare, the economy and the federal government.
Trump administration cancels more than a dozen international student visas at University of California, Stanford
Amid a national sweep over student visas that has hit colleges across the U.S., the Trump administration on Friday canceled more than a dozen international student visas at the University of California — including UCLA and UC San Diego — and Stanford University.
Angeles National Forest is reopening trails and campsites in time for spring break. Here’s where.
More trails and campgrounds from the Angeles National Forest reopened Friday after months of closure during the wildfires.
Contributor: L.A.’s ‘mansion tax’ needs a remodel. Here’s how to fix it
New research shows just how serious the unintended consequences of Measure ULA have been for Los Angeles.
Trump is gutting the nation’s environmental programs. Here’s what it will cost Americans
The president’s environmental actions will significantly increase the cost of living for millions of people and bring about hundreds of thousands of premature deaths.
He sold investors on a new app, but spent the money on cars, his Malibu mansion and yacht, feds say
Bernhard Eugen Fritsch was found guilty of one count of wire fraud. Prosecutors allege he fraudulently obtained investments in his tech company, then used the funds to finance a lavish lifestyle.
Hikers beware: A rash-causing plant is growing in fire-scarred Angeles National Forest
Poodle-dog bush thrives in Southern California mountains after wildfires. It’s pretty but petting it can result in a severe skin rash, making it a bane of hikers.