Hundreds of voters voted at the Mexican Consulate in Los Angeles
Hundreds of Mexican citizens lined up outside the Mexican Consulate General office in Los Angeles on Sunday to cast their…
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Mexico votes today in a historic election
MEXICO CITY – Mexicans were voting Sunday in an election that would give the nation its first female president, a…
Topanga Canyon Boulevard to reopen months ahead of schedule
A road closure that cut off Topanga residents from their main route to the coast and forced lengthy detours will…
WeHo Pride: What roads will be closed this weekend?
Pride Month is almost here, which means there will be parades, marches, and other events to celebrate the LGBTQ+ community.…
A family cares for a grave at the Los Angeles National Cemetery
Addison Guerrero is anxiously preparing for a rite of passage into adulthood: her driving test. So Sunday began like many…
A cooler start to Memorial Day weekend in California, but warming is yet to come
Often considered the unofficial start of summer, this year's Memorial Day weekend is unlikely to bring sunny skies and warm…
A series of earthquakes shake the south of the border between the United States and Mexico
A series of earthquakes struck just south of the U.S.-Mexico border on Sunday and early Monday, with the largest reaching…
Jerry Seinfeld's Duke Commencement Speech Sparks Student Strike
Duke University recruited “Seinfeld” comedian Jerry Seinfeld to deliver its 2024 commencement speech, but not all graduates stuck around to…
Pomona College moves graduation ceremony to Los Angeles after protest
Pomona College moved Sunday's graduation ceremony 30 miles away to Los Angeles' Shrine Auditorium after pro-Palestinian protesters set up camp…
If you love cookbooks, come see us at the LA Times Book Festival.
At the LA Times Food x Now concession stand World-famous Los Angeles cookbook store Now Serving teams up with LA…