Heat wave is coming to Southern California, with triple-digit temps in San Fernando Valley
Meteorologists are projecting high temperatures in Southern California this week, with the heat predicted to top 100 degrees in the San Fernando Valley.
Fringe theories, a friend’s death and massive explosives: Portrait emerges of Palm Springs bombing suspect
Authorities are investigating what appear to be radical views that Guy Edward Bartkus expressed online in the months before Saturday’s attack.
In a state with a dire affordable housing shortage, does the Coachella Valley offer hope?
A decade ago, the posh resort communities of the Coachella Valley produced 38 units of affordable housing a year. Today, thousands of affordable units are planned or under construction in all nine desert cities. So what’s going right?
UC Santa Barbara student missing in Big Bear during weekend visit
Police are looking for a Santa Barbara man who disappeared from the Big Bear Lake area just after midnight Friday.
Online manifesto threatened clinic attack; FBI probes Palm Springs bomb suspect’s motive
The suspect in the bombing of a Palm Springs fertility clinic was tentatively identified by the FBI as Guy Edwards Bartkus, 25.
As Palm Springs reels in wake of clinic bombing, authorities name suspect and say city is safe
The bomb explosion in Palm Springs outside a fertility clinic Saturday caused damage for blocks and has been classified as an intentional act of terrorism.
Barabak: For Kamala Harris, it’s not just whether to run for California governor. It’s why
The former vice president will spend this summer figuring out her political future. If she seeks the governorship, she’ll need to commit to the job 100% and explain to voters what’s in it for them.
As L.A. rebuilds from the Palisades fire, residents ask: What’s the plan?
To supplement the city’s bare-bones emergency management team, Mayor Karen Bass turned to an Illinois-based disaster recovery firm, Hagerty Consulting, inking a yearlong contract for up to $10 million.
She brought ‘teeth’ as juvenile hall watchdog — but claims state defanged her
Efty Sharony filed a whistleblower claim alleging that three months after she called out conditions in L.A. juvenile halls, she was fired from her state oversight job and replaced by someone less qualified.
‘We all need hope’: Altadena community park reopens four months after fires
Residents and public officials celebrated the reopening of Loma Alta Park in Altadena with expanded services and programs for those displaced by January’s Eaton Fire.
