Editorial: Why should a driver's license be required for jobs that do not involve driving?
When Kirsten Bladh was looking for work in urban planning, she was surprised that almost all of the public sector…
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Michael Flood's fight against food insecurity persists post-COVID
Michael Flood, photographed in the Los Angeles Times in El Segundo on September 8. About a month after COVID-19 locked…
Anthony Fauci has the right to savagely attack Trump. Why doesn't he do it?
Over the course of his half-century career, Anthony Fauci learned what it was like to be loved and hated at…
Column: Baseball legend Willie Mays was instrumental in California's fight against housing discrimination
SACRAMENT- As a baseball player, Willie Mays was arguably the greatest of all time – the GOAT of baseball. But…
How Leo Woodall is holding his own after 'One Day'
“I haven't seen this one specifically,” Leo Woodall says with a sheepish smile, which has made many hearts race since…
After 22 hours in the desert, a 4-year-old Torrance boy was found safe and sound
After going missing from a campground in the Sierra National Forest, a 4-year-old Torrance boy was found by a search…
Column: Can you name 3 not-so-bad things about aging?
Philly, my 1-year-old beagle, keeps stealing socks, tries to eat horse manure on our morning walks, and can be as…
'Kinds of Kindness' Review: Forced Weirdness by Lanthimos
What disturbs the master of shock Yorgos Lanthimos? General respect. The provocateur's last two films, “Poor Things” and “The Favorite,”…
Is Boots Riley the most unlikely showrunner in Hollywood?
To say that Boots Riley is an unlikely showrunner is an understatement. The Oakland-based filmmaker, hip-hop MC and political activist…
How Noah Hawley Tackles Big Themes in 'Fargo'
By his own calculations, writer-director Noah Hawley has generated 51 hours of off-kilter TV drama inspired by the Coen brothers'…