Opinion: What a quail taught me about grief by joining a flock of turkeys
It is the spring evening and the seventh anniversary of my mother's death from cancer is approaching, a death that…
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This gentrifying neighborhood in Mexico City has a house in SoHo and an immigrant camp
MEXICO CITY – In the rapidly gentrifying Mexico City neighborhood of Juarez, tourists lug their suitcases to luxury Airbnbs and…
Editorial: Why does it have to be so hard to get a speed bump in Los Angeles?
What is the most exclusive and difficult reservation to get in Los Angeles? No, we're not talking about getting dinner…
Larry H. Parker, Car Accident and Personal Injury Lawyer, Dies at 75
Larry H. Parker, the well-known Southern California car accident and personal injury attorney, has died, his family confirmed to The…
Opinion: Apocalypse now, but not in Santa Monica
In December, an atheist, pro-choice, anti-gun, environmental activist, also known as a Santa Monica resident, asked me: “So, how do…
Fix homelessness? That's not the purpose of L.A.'s anti-camping law
To the editor: The Times editorial board, Los Angeles Councilwoman Katy Yaroslavsky and Los Angeles County Supervisor Lindsey Horvath, mistakenly…
Los Angeles' infamous Cecil Hotel, now housing homeless people, is for sale
We are now looking for a new owner: a skyscraper in downtown Los Angeles rich with colorful anecdotes from its…
Olive Tree Inspires Beautiful Silver Lake Redevelopment Near Reservoir
Under the canopy of the enormous olive tree that shades his house, Daniel Gerwin's 11-year-old son climbs the tree's gnarled…
Measure HLA will cost city $3.1 billion, new report says
With less than three weeks until Los Angeles' municipal elections, City Hall's top budget official said Measure HLA, the ballot…
Firefighters seek to defeat the HLA Bike and Bus Lane Measure
The union representing Los Angeles city firefighters launched a campaign this week against Measure HLA, representing the first serious threat…