Subsurface, 3D mapping of last week’s El Sereno earthquake reveals that it occurred beneath the Puente Hills thrust fault, a fearsome fault that has received less attention than […]

The Rev. James Lawson Jr., a preacher of nonviolent protest who taught activists to withstand brutal responses from white authorities as the civil rights movement gained momentum, has […]

An afternoon at the La Brea Tar Pits. Photo: Bryan Champlin Mushrooms and music. Culture and comedy. Dance and dog days. The week ahead is packed with options! […]

On Saturday morning, more than 20 LA Times subscribers came from near and far to join me on my first-ever subscriber hike. We met at San Pascual Stables […]

People parade through the streets in rainbow colors to celebrate the 2024 LA Pride Parade on Sunday, June 9, 2024 in Los Angeles, California. Tommaso Boddy/Getty Images Parade […]

Local Tamils, students and academics attended a UCLA Law School event marking Tamil Genocide Remembrance Day on May 18. The event, titled “Rethinking the Struggle and Collective Memory […]

Shortly after the street siege was reported on Monday morning, dozens of people were seen looting at an AutoZone in Los Angeles’ Vermont Vista neighborhood. A Los Angeles […]

Los Angeles has seen a recent spate of knife attacks and other crimes, with suspects not just violent but also behaving oddly in ways that the public often […]

It looks like the iron fist of history is finally striking down on Tinseltown. In addition to the economic fallout from the pandemic and the actors’ and writers’ […]