Wildfire victims want to rebuild with natural materials. Some say L.A. County is making it onerous
By Lila Seidman
Commentary: MAGA lost in Huntington Beach. That means it can happen anywhere
By Gustavo Arellano
6-Year-Old Boy With Leukemia Arrested By ICE Outside SoCal Courtroom Misses Medical Treatment
By Megan Verhelst
Santa Ana Couple Steps Into A Street Vendors' Shoes, Taking Over Their Shift And Buying Them Out
By Janette Villafana
California hopes law from bloody era of U.S. history can rein in Trump’s use of troops
By Sonja Sharp
Motorcyclist killed when he sideswipes truck, crashes into curb, Long Beach police say
By Jacob Sisneros
10 Things To Do For This Saturday in L.A. [6-28-2025]
By Brian Champlin
Disneyland makes a small change that should have a huge impact
By Brady MacDonald
ICE Raids Spur Aid Network in Orange County
By Spencer Custodio
A Message From Cerritos Mayor Frank Yokoyama
By Frank Aurelio Yokoyama
In praise of jasmine, the quintessential LA scent
Suzanne Levy
- For a few weeks every spring, jasmine, the glossy green plant and its white flowers bathe SoCal in a heady perfume.
- As the season ebbs away, Senior Editor Suzanne Levy has this celebration of the flower and its scent.
- You have just a short time to inhale any stray jasmine flowers around you before it disappears completely.
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'Are you from California?' Political advisor said he was detained at airport after confirming he's from L.A.
By Andrew J. Campa
'Mulholland Drive' Star Rebekah Del Rio Is Found Dead Inside Her Los Angeles Home at Age 57
By Kelsi Karruli
Don’t panic! Research planes are flying low over LA
Destiny Torres, Kyle Chrise
- You may see a pair of NASA research aircrafts flying lower than usual starting on Sunday.
- The planes will fly about 1,000 feet above ground. Commercial flights typically fly at between 30,000 to 42,000 feet.
- The planes will take flight across the L.A. Basin, Salton Sea and the Central Valley to collect pollution data.
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Long-awaited Belmont Pool faces another delay after construction bids come in over budget, city says
By John Donegan
New exhibit 'Ode to Dena' explores Altadena’s deep Black artistic legacy
Cato Hernández
- Altadena is home to many Black artists, many of whom were affected by the L.A. fires.
- A new exhibit at the California African American Museum in Exposition Park seeks to honor that legacy.
- Ode to ’Dena” is filled with artworks from more than 20 people who live in or have family ties to the neighborhood.
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Happy 5 years to the flavorful ‘Long Beach Burger Week'
By Alysia Gray Painter
They were repeatedly ticketed because of their homelessness. What did it change?
By Lisa Halverstadt, Marisa Kendall & Aaron Schrank
Under 40 Crowd: Jaclyn Sanchez on Building Wellness Spaces and Intentional Growth in Costa Mesa
By Tina Borgatta, Chelsea Raineri & Astgik Khatchatryan
I-5 Freeway Lane Closures Expected To Create Traffic Headaches
By Fernando Haro Garcia
Local artists can submit ideas for Downtown Long Beach Alliance’s neighborhood map mural project
By Christina Merino
L.A. Army veteran with Purple Heart self-deports to South Korea under threat of deportation
By Seema Mehta
Traffic Expected To Be Bad For Travel Between Los Angeles And San Diego Saturday
By Fernando Haro Garcia
Want residents, not politicians, to find answers to LA’s thorniest problems? Try a civic assembly
By Brianna Lee
California lawmakers approve expanded $750-million film tax credit program
By Samantha Masunaga
Blogs under former Anaheim mayor’s name appear while he’s in prison
By Michael Slaten
Sublime To Play At Vans Warped Tour In Long Beach
By Fernando Haro Garcia
Royal Caribbean Ship Is the Biggest Yet to Sail Out of Los Angeles
By Astgik Khatchatryan
Man Charged With Sex Attacks On 2 South OC Teens
By Miranda Ceja
Congress passes resolution condemning ‘violent riots’ in LA amid immigration enforcement operations
By Kaitlyn Schallhorn
Baby Saved From Hot Car, Dad Arrested | Teen Broke With Reality, Stepped Off Mountain |Freak School Explosion
By Paige Austin