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Beat L.A.’s summer heat with Thai tea slushies and frozen ginger lemonade, or opt for a blended take on a classic cocktail.
Beneath its suburban bustle, there’s a layer of small-town, IYKYK pride in this sprawling South Bay city.
When aspiring Mexican Mafia member Ezequiel Romo ordered a series of murders from prison, he told underlings he intended to purge their Blythe Street gang of weaknesses. Instead, authorities say, the plan backfired.
The people buying homes in Southern California are older and wealthier, but home prices are not rising as much as one might expect, a Times review of home sales data finds.
A rare convergence of a powerful El Niño, super king tides and sea level rise spurred by climate change could menace California with record coastal flooding this winter.
They were two killings that rocked the rap world.
Working for the sons of cartel leader ‘El Chapo,’ a pilot known as Jando rose from drug smuggler to become the commander of the Sinaloa cartel’s air force.
As LA Jazz Festival founder Martin Ludlow reflects on how his festival broke down days before launch, he says he’s disappointed that it’s become the “flop of the moment.” He hopes to try again even as angry performers, some waiting to be paid, question his stewardship.
The story of how L.A. steadily lost much of its homegrown industry to other locales is a tale of hubris, escalating costs, political inaction and fierce competition from states and countries hungry for a piece of the Hollywood pie.
A convicted election denier went to prison. Now, she might help run elections in a California county
Shasta County registrar of voters Clint Curtis said he wants to hire Tina Peters, the former Colorado county clerk convicted of charges related to election tampering.
While Southern California was burning in January 2025, people online were placing money on potential outcomes. Experts say the possibility of making money on disasters can create dangerous incentives.
