'California's coast is not for sale.' State battles Trump plan to limit coastal oversight

08/11/26 6:07 PM

Hundreds of Californians rallied at a federal hearing to protest a Trump administration push to wrest regulatory control over the state's coastline.

'Profoundly corrupt': Trump sued over selling early access to Truth Social posts

08/13/26 12:01 PM

Free press groups say selling access to Trump's posts is "unconstitutional."

435 arrests, $12 million in OT, few lessons learned: LAPD issues report on ICE protests

08/12/26 10:00 AM

A report issued Tuesday by the LAPD detailed challenges the department faced when responding to protests last year, but said officers performed well when dealing with unruly crowds. Critics said it failed to address injuries caused by use of less-lethal weapons and aggressive actions by officers.

A 'super' El Niño is now super likely, leaving California bracing for impact

08/13/26 6:01 PM

A "super" El Niño is now 95% likely to develop this year as the climate pattern gains dramatic strength in the Pacific Ocean — leaving officials across California and beyond bracing for a wet and potentially destructive winter.

A model allegedly scammed rich L.A. 'sugar daddies' by exploiting their great weakness

08/13/26 3:57 PM

An L.A.-based social media influencer is accused of targeting older men across Southern California through dating apps and social media platforms, posing as their girlfriend before robbing their homes. New alleged victims keep stepping forward.

A much-needed cool-down is on the horizon for SoCal this week

08/10/26 10:00 AM

A gradual cooling trend will lower temperatures across most of SoCal, according to the National Weather Service. Thursday and Friday will be the coolest.

A typo by California police led to violent arrest of innocent man who later died, officials say

08/11/26 1:53 AM

A police watchdog found that San Francisco police officers threw a man to the ground and pepper-sprayed him after they entered the wrong license plate into their computer.

After more than a million hearings without a transcript, California high court allows recording

08/10/26 7:13 PM

California's Supreme Court ruled that proceedings in some civil cases can be electronically recorded to create transcripts, settling a dispute that has pitted attorneys for domestic violence victims and others against court reporters, who argue only humans can be trusted to do the work.

Ailing MLK Hospital to receive $25-million grant from Kaiser Permanente

08/12/26 7:08 PM

Kaiser Permanente will give Martin Luther King Jr. Community Hospital $25 million to expand its emergency department, which has been treating some patients in tents outside.

Arellano: The Lineage fire stunk up this Catholic church. Members are fighting back — again

08/08/26 10:00 AM

For generations, Resurrection has been a place of solace and resistance for residents angry about the latest indignity to befall the historic heart of Latino Los Angeles.