Prison health workers are among the best-paid public employees. Why are so many jobs vacant?
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Times Investigation: LAFD report on Palisades fire was watered down, records show
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Southern California's Christmas weather forecast keeps getting worse. What you need to know
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Jury acquits L.A. man who towed immigration agent's car during TikTok influencer's arrest
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A Montclair councilman was found liable for sexual harassment. He refuses to resign
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The high-tech tools used to track down Nick Reiner after his parents' slayings
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Four times as many: Shootings by LAPD officers far outpace L.A. County deputies
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Social media users in the Central Valley are freaking out about unusual fog, and what might be in it
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Immigrant truck drivers in limbo as feds deny California effort to reissue licenses
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California-based company recalls thousands of cases of salad dressing over 'foreign objects'
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California sees population growth for third consecutive year after pandemic-era exodus
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Boyle Heights is finally seeing light again after years of broken streetlamps
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California woman led transnational 'Terrorgram' group from her home in the suburbs
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Tyler Skaggs' family reaches a settlement with the Angels during deliberations in wrongful-death case
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Natalia Bryant gets new restraining order against alleged stalker with added protection for family
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Orange County school board member accused of harassing children, possessing child porn
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Lopez: Palisades dad wanted his teens to maintain hope after losing their house. Now they're heading home
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Housing Tracker: Southern California home values drop in November
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Watchdogs warn L.A. County is undermining efforts at oversight of Sheriff's Department
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In a divided America, Rob Reiner was a tenacious liberal who connected with conservatives
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Huge budgets cuts, enrollment drops: Pasadena schools struggle to rebuild after Eaton fire
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Secret sex abuse settlements keep public in the dark about big payouts at schools
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Sparky the dog nearly dies, loses leg after package thief leaves gate open in Fontana
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He tried to steal a plane but crashed straight into a hangar in Van Nuys, police say
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State regulators vote to keep utility profits high, angering customers across California
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Target left botulism-linked infant formula on store shelves, FDA says
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CHP officer said his pain warranted retirement. Then investigators saw how he spent his free time
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California Turning Point USA club in jeopardy after city councilwoman's controversial comments
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Chabria: Beneath the rambling, Trump laid out a chilling healthcare plan
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California storms not canceling Christmas vacation. Holiday travel could set records
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Brentwood is mourning the Reiners, but also having O.J. Simpson flashbacks
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Powerball jackpot jumps to about $1.5 billion, the seventh highest in U.S. history
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California in for wet, white, potentially wild Christmas as Pineapple Express storm looms
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Years of planning culminate in 'baby boom' of great apes at L.A. Zoo. Here's how they did it
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L.A. Councilmember John Lee hit with $138,000 fine in Las Vegas gift case
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Who's running the LAPD? Chief's style draws mixed reviews in first year
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She was awaiting a green card after three decades in the U.S. Then ICE arrested her
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A chilling narrative of the Rob Reiner slayings is emerging: What we know
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Want to walk your loved ones right up to the airport gate? You can at these California airports
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Feds go after violent L.A. gang linked to Mexican Mafia; 16 suspects arrested
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'This is the beginning': $4 million for affordable housing in Altadena sparks new hope
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Federal watchdog will investigate Energy Department over selective blue state grant cancellations
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After alleged SoCal catnapping by delivery driver, pet is still missing and worker is out of a job
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Judges quiz California and GOP attorneys in Prop. 50 redistricting case
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It 'penetrates your bones': Day laborers protest noise machines installed at Home Depot
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Trump administration moves to dismantle leading climate and weather research center
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'I am afraid that I might die here': ICE detainee fears 'imminent death' without lifesaving care, lawyers say
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More than $11 million for homeless prevention coming to L.A. County
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Reiner children speak of 'horrific and devastating' loss of parents, urge 'compassion and humanity'
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Nick Reiner makes first court appearance to face murder charges in killings of parents
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After the L.A. fires, heart attacks and strange blood test results spiked
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Nick Reiner's elusive movements across L.A. the weekend he allegedly killed his parents
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After the Fires: L.A.'s double disaster left thousands of scars, and the healing will take years
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After the fires: A glance back at The Times' coverage of the Eaton and Palisades wildfires
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After Palisades failures, is LAFD prepared for the next major wildfire?
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After a rocky start, rebuilding in the Palisades and Altadena is gaining momentum
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'Both sides botched it.' Bass, in unguarded moment, rips responses to Palisades, Eaton fires
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Arellano: With his un-Christian Rob Reiner insults, Trump proves he's the real 'Meathead'
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The fire took his sister and his lifelong home. He's been fighting to get back ever since
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A teenager processes life after disaster. 'My whole life was stripped away'
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For L.A.'s mayor, a Palisades recovery marked by missteps, reversals and delays
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Lopez: Nearly every house on their west Altadena block was incinerated. Nearly everyone will be back
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Recipe for L.A.'s fire disaster: Intense rains followed by unprecedented heat and dry conditions
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This housekeeper lost her job in the Palisades fire — but not her hope
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This mom loves the buzz of her Palisades neighborhood rising from the ashes
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Edison neglected maintenance of its aging transmission lines before the Jan. 7 fires. Now it's trying to catch up
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L.A.'s hydrants ran dry during the fires. Residents are still demanding solutions
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On a $1 houseboat, one of the Palisades fire's 'great underdogs' fights to stay afloat
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Reiner family tragedy sheds light on pain of families grappling with addiction
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Larry David, Martin Short and other famous friends had this to say about Rob Reiner
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