“We are chasing what is left of life”: Gazans return to destruction.
JABALIYA, Gaza Strip — The trailer creaked under the weight of mattresses, blankets, tents, a gas cylinder, worn-out plastic barrels,…
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Why United CEO warns of Olympic Games could be “negative net” for airlines in Los Angeles
Business and leisure trips show signs of a truck after a weak start of the year. Scott Kirby, executive director…
The Yue Wa market to close in Chinatown, and a food desert
Yue Wa is one of the last remaining markets in Chinatown, a place where the most vulnerable residents of the…
For California cities with bears problems, using dogs to hunt is not a solution
California's black bears are intelligent, ingenious and opportunistic. They eat anything and everything: fruits, nuts, insects, human food and pet…
Opinion: Why I voted third and I don't regret it
I am a progressive Californian, a black man, and this year I did not vote for Democratic presidential contender Kamala…
Free COVID tests are back. Here's how to get yours
Coronavirus infections have come roaring back this year, prompting the Biden administration to revamp one of its earliest responses to…
Editorial: Why are states lagging on climate energy rebates?
There may not be Much public awareness The Inflation Reduction Act is the largest investment in clean energy and climate…
Letters to the editor: Los Angeles can get more people off the streets
To the editor: Does anyone believe that affordable housing will magically appear immediately because it is the solution? Why not…
Where to find the best bar food in Los Angeles
A private table in the corner of a nice dining room can never match the charm of a seat at…
Editorial: Let's give voters a chance to fix LA County's failed government
It has been a year and a half since the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors directed staff to examine…