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Someone took a chainsaw to L.A.’s hardworking urban trees, sparking a police investigation and internet outrage.
Layoffs, fire recovery and Olympics preparation highlight Bass’ State of the City address.
Policyholders across the state could soon be on the hook to cover insurance payouts for January’s Palisades and Eaton fires.
There’s a growing sentiment among the immigrant community that it’s best to leave on their own terms and with their property rather than against their will via harsh arrests and deportations.
Don’t mistake a serene workout for an easy one.
L.A.’s big plan to curb traffic deaths is failing miserably. An independent audit details how.
California leaders filed a federal lawsuit, arguing that Trump’s “rogue and erratic tariffs” are unlawful.
Looking for a great L.A. book? Check out these lists.
Du-par’s, an L.A. culinary staple, is struggling. Can I return to the diner despite a bad memory with its red vinyl booths?
The list of unanswered questions about the L.A.-area firestorms is long. The answers, slow in coming.
Canadians felt disrespected enough by the Trump administration that they voiced their disapproval with their dollars, boycotting LGBTQ+ friendly Palm Springs. The city has felt the sting.
In spite of all the cuts, firings and rehirings, there are still some new developments.
