Letters to the editor: A welcome look at deadly police shootings
A reader responds to a retired police captain's perspective on use of force and de-escalation tactics.
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DWP union sues Los Angeles for double pension collection
The union representing workers at the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power is suing the city for allowing employees…
Cold temperatures, thunderstorms and new fire risks in Southern California
Cooler temperatures and possible rain are coming to Southern California this weekend, but with heightened fire risk in a region…
Kidnapping suspect arrested, 4-year-old girl recovered in Santa Monica
Police officers have arrested a woman on suspicion of kidnapping a 4-year-old girl from a restaurant in Santa Monica, authorities…
Olvera Street donkey could be forced to go out on the street after eviction
One of Olvera Street's most photographed icons could soon be gone due to a decision by a Los Angeles city…
Letters to the editor: Historic sites are no barrier to affordable housing
To the editor: I’m a little tired of seeing historic sites framed as a barrier to affordable housing (“Facing community…
Column: Seniors in this balancing class think Biden should join them
Janie Williams took her place in the front row at her weekly Balance Challenge class, beaming as if she couldn't…
Editorial: Let's reclaim MacArthur Park for people, not cars
Of all the places in Los Angeles where it makes sense to close a street to cars, the half-mile stretch…
Closing Wilshire Boulevard is not what MacArthur Park needs
To the editor: I am frustrated to read about Councilmember Eunisses Hernandez's proposal to spend valuable city resources closing Wilshire…
'Confessions of a Good Samaritan' Review: Do You Need That Kidney?
When documentary filmmaker Penny Lane decided to donate a kidney to a stranger (the dramatic centerpiece of her new film,…