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Times reporters dove deep to investigate the medical school dean at USC and the school's response to his actions. But getting the story into print, a new book alleges, was as complicated as the investigation itself. → Read More
Confetti flew. Cheers filled SoFi Stadium. And Sam Lee, a teacher from Pacoima sporting a Los Angeles Rams face mask and hat with curling horns, let the world in on a little secret. “We finally brought it home,” the 38-year-old fan said between whoops of joy as he celebrated his team’s 23-20 victory over the Cincinnati Bengals in Super Bowl LVI. “Oh my God, this is a lifetime event. It’s right… → Read More
Sunday afternoon may be all about football, but Super Bowl Sunday morning was all about commerce. → Read More
We’re looking for women who have delivered babies during the pandemic or are preparing to and have dealt with changing visiting rules. → Read More
U.S. Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg releases a plan that emphasizes moving people safely, not cars quickly. → Read More
Watts had at least 22 homicides in 2021, a more than fivefold increase from 2018. But "Watts is not equal to crime," one resident says. → Read More
The LAPD shooting death of 14-year-old Valentina Orellana-Peralta reverberated in diplomatic circles from Washington, D.C., to South America this week. → Read More
Unlike COVID-19 Christmas No. 1, when precautions were drastic and one-size-fits-all, there are tools today to help keep us safe. → Read More
Despite a California law intended to end over-pumping of aquifers, a frenzy of agricultural well drilling continues in the San Joaquin Valley. → Read More
Alexander's death compounds the horror and anger already roiling Los Angeles over a high-profile homicide in Beverly Hills and other recent crimes. → Read More
Fog blanketed much of Los Angeles County on Sunday, snarling flights and worsening air quality. → Read More
In many households where work circumstances differ widely, the pandemic has raised difficult questions of privilege and equity among family members. → Read More
Jacqueline Avant, philanthropist and friend to presidents and entertainment stars, was shot to death in her Beverly Hills home → Read More
We’d like to speak with you if you live in a split household, where some family members or roommates work from home and others cannot. → Read More
What can Britney Spears do now? Buy a house. Get married. Sue those who controlled her life → Read More
Now that many of the littlest among us are eligible for a vaccination — which could help bring the pandemic under control — you'd think we could stop obsessing about everything COVID-19. Sadly, it's just too soon to let down our collective guard. → Read More
You know you’ve come to the right place when you walk in the door of the West End Bar & Grill on a night that will go down in baseball history. → Read More
The class-action lawsuit filed in Los Angeles Monday alleges lost wages and potential exposure to health hazards. → Read More
The first victims are seabirds, graceful creatures that alight upon the ocean's surface. → Read More
The secession movement shows no sign of ending anytime soon. → Read More