Los Angeles launches program to help homeless people navigate the courts
Los Angeles city and county leaders on Thursday launched a legal services program that helps homeless people resolve legal problems…
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Why your favorite streaming shows appear on old TV
In the late 1990s, NBC ran a promotional campaign with the slogan “If you haven't seen it, it's new to…
Feds won't reimburse California for $300M for homeless housing amid COVID. Congress wants answers
WASHINGTON- California cities and counties could be hit by the more than $300 million they spent housing thousands of homeless…
How Netflix won the streaming war
Four years ago, Netflix faced a formidable challenge to its dominance. Competitors such as Walt Disney Co. and Warner Bros.…
Opinion: Don't destroy L.A.'s best opportunity to build affordable housing
Last October, the Los Angeles City Planning Department abandoned some of the region's most ambitious actions to address racial and…
Editorial: Los Angeles County cities should stop fighting for an end to cash bail. Is working
The end of money bail for most nonviolent, nonserious crimes has not increased repeat arrests or court appearances, according to…
California Libraries May Lose Free State Park Passes
As California faces a staggering budget shortfall, library cardholders could soon lose the ability to get free passes to more…
Opinion: After Dobbs, Republicans promised to redefine the term “pro-life.” How's that going?
It's not spring yet, but think June. Children will be out of school and we will celebrate the second anniversary…
Latest unfounded conspiracy theory: Cloud seeding to blame for California storms and floods
When a water agency for most of California's Inland Empire and parts of Orange County began a pilot program to…
Editorial: A turning point for the homeless? Keep people housed
There is no doubt that Los Angeles needs more permanent housing for people who are already homeless. That is the…