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The world's largest wildlife crossing is entering Stage 2: What's that mean for traffic?
The second and final stage of the Wallis Annenberg Wildlife Crossing begins in July, with tasks far more challenging than the first and partial closures of Agoura Road.
Judge declines to take power over L.A. homeless programs away from city leaders
In a 62-page ruling, judge says that 'this is not the time' to hand over Los Angeles' roughly $1 billion in homelessness programs to a court-appointed third party.
'Scared to be brown': California residents fearful amid immigration raids
Although the Department of Homeland Security has denied that agents are racially profiling during immigration raids across California, it hasn't quelled concerns among U.S.-born Latinos.
Chabria: How conflict with Iran could supercharge Trump's domestic agenda
With a shaky ceasefire betwen Iran and Israel, many Americans are approaching the Fourth of July with a sense of trepidation, if not outright fear.
Barabak: You can't separate sports from politics. Just ask the L.A. Dodgers
Immigration raids terrorizing a large swath of the team's fan base have forced baseball's reigning champs to wade into uncomfortable waters. The tepid response has failed to satisfy many.
Revised LAUSD budget saves jobs today, trims future retiree health benefit contributions
The L.A. school board approved an $18.8 billion budget that postpones layoffs for a year and does not cut services to students. But future years may looking much different.
Suspected accomplice in Palm Springs bombing dies in federal custody in Los Angeles
Daniel Park, 32, was found unresponsive in his cell at the Metropolitan Detention Center in downtown Los Angeles, officials said.
Small earthquake rumbles L.A., centered near Sherman Oaks
A magnitude 2.7 earthquake was reported in the Los Angeles area Tuesday afternoon, according to the U.S. Geological Survey. The earthquake occurred four miles from Burbank and Beverly Hills.
'Who are these people?' Masked immigration agents challenge local police, sow fear in L.A.
Local police have little or no insight into where the federal enforcement actions are taking place. In some cases, local cops have been mistaken for federal agents, eroding years of work to have immigrant communities trust the police.
Housing Tracker: Southern California home prices dip in May
Economists and real estate agents say a variety of factors have slowed the market, including high mortgage rates, rising inventory levels and economic uncertainty.
Parents, chill: Why you don't need to teach your 3-year-old to read
California's dismal reading scores point to the need to bolster early literacy, but here's why experts say it may be possible to introduce reading too early.
Looming raises for L.A. County employees could cost $2 billion, CEO says
Los Angeles County's looming agreement with its biggest labor union is expected to cost the government more than $2 billion — the latest hit to a county besieged by financial woes.
Jun 28, 2025