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Three alleged members of the violent online network ‘764’ were arrested in L.A. County. Family and neighbors say they had no clue of the horrific abuse orchestrated from a computer near them.
Coastal communities are beginning to assess the damage from waves and flooding as Southern California braces for more potentially destructive conditions from a ‘coastally trapped Kelvin wave.’
House managers are not butlers or maids or nannies. Some L.A. families find them key to shouldering the minutiae of invisible labor.
Los Angeles’ identity and workers’ livelihoods are at stake, say worried residents who fear that Paramount will leave the state.
The upheaval underscores how L.A. franchises have become billion-dollar assets in a high-stakes arms race, in which owners chase media money, luxury arenas and global clout as fiercely as championships.
SEIU-United Healthcare Workers West President Dave Regan denied the allegations. He said he did not attempt to extort from union officials, or assault or threaten female labor leaders.
Condo construction in California has fallen off dramatically since the early 2000s, severely limiting access to the entry-level market for homeownership. A new coalition of housing advocates wants to change that.
Leaked internal memos reveal how a packaging alliance drove a widespread lobbying and marketing campaign to dismantle California’s landmark plastic and recycling laws.
L.A. is one of the most expensive places to live in the country, but it’s cheaper than New York, Honolulu, Orange County and San Francisco, a survey finds.
A contractor has filed a lawsuit against the Lucas Museum of Narrative Art for unpaid work. It shines fresh light on the land deal given to the museum by the state of California.
From ‘Smell Segundo’ to ‘The Gundo’: how a South Bay refinery town reinvented itself.
