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  1. 2028 Olympic torch relay to begin in Atlanta and travel through all 50 states before arriving in LA

    In this Friday, July 22, 2016 photo, people play in the fountains shaped by the Olympic rings at Centennial Olympic Park in Atlanta.

  2. New California law bans officers from using gloves that deliver electric shocks

    Assemblymember LaShae Sharp-Collins, left, talks with Assemblymember Christopher Ward during an Assembly session at the Capitol, Monday, Aug. 31, 2026, in Sacramento, Calif.

  3. Newsom vetoes insurance-claim bills: Is it ‘petty’ politics?

    At center, Gayle Nicholls-Ali, an Eaton Fire survivor, holds a sign while protesting outside the Governor's Mansion in Sacramento on Aug. 25, 2026.

  4. LA County will start mailing ballots this week for November election

    L.A.

  5. LA County says they’ve already found 69 bats with rabies. How to protect yourself and pets

    Public health officials are warning of an unusually large number of rabid bats in SoCal this year.

  6. New law tightens rules on explosive chemicals after Garden Grove scare

    Workers in hazmat gear remove neutralized methyl methacrylate, also known as MMA, from two storage tanks at GKN Aerospace in Garden Grove on June 30, 2026.

  7. California recognizes Eid as a state holiday. What does that mean?

    Eid celebrations at the Islamic Society of Orange County.

  8. Lauren Halsey talks remaking the Hollywood Bowl for one-night ‘funk opera’ with Erykah Badu

    A rendering of the setup that'll be on display at Lauren Halsey's emajendat.

  9. Bass, Raman to appear at LA mayoral forum hosted by Jewish groups

    The two candidates for L.A. mayor, incumbent Karen Bass (left) and challenger Nithya Raman, are set to appear at a forum sponsored by a coalition of Jewish groups at the Skirball Cultural Center.

  10. Trump can’t force election changes by blocking counterterrorism funds to states, judge says

    President Donald Trump speaks in the Oval Office of the White House, Monday, Sept. 28, 2026, in Washington.

  11. OC Transportation Agency board declares coastal erosion emergency

    The Mariposa pedestrian bridge damaged by a landslide in San Clemente.

  12. Newsom signs new protections for LGBTQ, reproductive rights

    California Gov.

  13. An Olympics budget report from LA28 is missing key details. One city official says that’s a problem

    Dodger Stadium is one of L.A.'

  14. Supreme Court gives OK to Trump's voter database. California says it won't use it

    California officials say the Supreme Court ruling will have no effect on the elections that are just five weeks away.

  15. The Trump administration weakens fuel efficiency standards for new cars

    Traffic moves along the 405 Freeway on Feb. 13 in Los Angeles.

  16. Long Beach’s Peninsula keeps washing away. The fix could cost hundreds of millions

    Several tons of sand eroded, exposing the wooden bulkhead along the Peninsula in Long Beach earlier this month.

  17. Elliott Smith's LA: 5 places where the musician's legacy lives on

    Elliott Smith playing with the band Heatmiser.

  18. Find world class Black art in these LA County libraries and community centers

    El Abrazo (The Embrace) by Elizabeth Catlett.

  19. There's an orchestra in your LA backyard. This free app tells you who's playing

    The delightful sounding house finch.

  20. LA prosecutors didn't know a Long Beach cop had a battery conviction. He now works for Burbank

    A still of unidentified Long Beach police officers taken from LBPD Officer Erik Suarez's body-worn camera.

  21. After major fire, the race is on to protect what remains of Santa Rosa Island’s Torrey pines

    A Torrey pine tree, seen in June, that survived the Santa Rosa Island Fire(National Park Service / inciweb.wildfire.gov) After a fire scorched more than a third of Santa Rosa Island this spring, the race is on to protect what remains of a beloved grove of…

  22. In 2024, I raved about a ghost kitchen in Glendale. It's now on the New York Times' top 50 list

    The exterior of Yerord Mas in Glendale, not far from the original ghost kitchen.

  23. Appeals court clears LAHSA to seek federal funds, rejecting Trump admin effort to sideline agency

    A man experiencing homelessness stands on a street lined with tents and motorhomes in the Skid Row area of downtown Los Angeles.

  24. Vroman's and Book Soup announce new owners

    Pasadena institution Vroman's Bookstore and West Hollywood's Book Soup announced Thursday that Robert Hoffman and his family will take over ownership of the two bookstores.

  25. Meet the DTLA chefs making mouthwatering, boundary-breaking Indian cuisine

    Charred sweet potato chaat from Brick Lane in the Arts District (Katrina Frederick / Courtesy Brick Lane ) If you're a fan of Indian food, there's a good chance you head to places like Artesia or Orange County when the craving strikes.

  26. A new California law forces one community to try something different over homelessness

    At right, Sacramento County Supervisor Rich Desmond speaks with an unhoused person during the city's point-in-time count on Jan. 26, 2026.

  27. 5 delightfully strange museums and why people love them

    Critics have varying opinions on the newly opened Lucas Museum of Narrative Art's unconventional galleries.

  28. Prop 40: The billionaire tax could be defeated by two other tax measures

    People visit the Billionaire Tax Now booth at the 2026 California Democratic Party State Convention in San Francisco on Feb. 21, 2026(Jeff Chiu / Associated Press) California voters will soon decide whether to tax billionaires — but even if a majority says

  29. Fact check: Are Cal State faculty underpaid?

    Supporters gather for a California Faculty Association “Hands Off Our Healthcare” rally at Sacramento State in Sacramento on Sept. 23, 2026(Fred Greaves / CalMatters ) Worker pay at the country’s largest four-year public university is uneven, with some em…

  30. Many of California’s youngest students keep missing weeks of school, data show

    Kindergarten students in San Juan Unified School District in Sacramento line up after recess.

  31. UCLA's 'excessive' response to anti-war encampments chilled student activism, report says

    Fortified doors to Royce Hall at the Palestine solidarity encampment on the UCLA campus in 2024.

  32. California sheriff broke election law by seizing ballots, state Supreme Court rules

    Riverside County Sheriff Chad Bianco speaks during a news conference about his department's investigation into alleged election fraud in the county on March 20, 2026.

  33. More delays: LAX train contractor buys more time for testing

    The 2.25-mile-long elevated train designed to transport riders between airport terminals and local transit was initially scheduled to open in 2023.

  34. Journalists for CNN, MS NOW and Politico return to the White House upon judge's orders

    Broadcast news workspaces are seen outside the White House in Washington, D.C., on Wednesday.

  35. The price tag for policing the LA Olympics? $730 million, says LAPD

    The Los Angeles Police Department is planning to deploy thousands of officers a day during the 2028 Olympic and Paralympic Games.

  36. You better Beliebe it. Justin Bieber played a set at MacArthur Park

    MacArthur Park got an unexpected guest Tuesday: Justin Bieber, who joined several members of his band for an impromptu performance.

  37. His arrest made headlines. Former LA peace ambassador speaks out after case was dismissed this month

    Michael Angel Alvarez, 41, spoke with LAist on Sept. 16, 2026, about the federal body armor case against him being dismissed.

  38. California doesn't mandate registries for people who need help in disasters. Florida does. Why?

    People evacuate from the Palisades Fire in January 2025.

  39. Insurers say they’re starting to write new California homeowner policies, but how many?

    Houses sit within the forest in South Lake Tahoe near Pioneer Trail and Jicarilla Drive on Sept. 26, 2024.

  40. Flea-borne typhus outbreak reported in Koreatown as cases in LA County rise

    Los Angeles County Public Health officials warn about a flea-borne typhus outbreak in Pico Union in July 2026.

  41. Gubernatorial candidate Steve Hilton has harsh criticisms, sweeping fixes for California schools

    California Republican gubernatorial candidate Steve Hilton speaks during a campaign event on July 22, 2026, in Los Angeles.

  42. At a talent show on Los Angeles’ Skid Row, the performers are all part of the homeless community

    Deoujahne Darc performs during Skid Row’s first annual talent show in downtown Los Angeles, Saturday, Sept. 19, 2026.

  43. Major news outlets banned by Trump will have their day in court

    MS NOW White House reporter Akayla Gardner reported on Saturday near the White House complex after being denied entry following President Trump's ban on CNN, MS NOW and Politico.

  44. Best things to do in LA and SoCal: Sept. 23-29

    Kehlani will perform with Durand Bernarr, TheARTI$t and Waseel at the Intuit Dome on Thursday.

  45. Sharks, sea snakes and weird fish: El Niño brings unusual marine life to Southern California

    A longfinned big-eye was recently caught off the Venice Fishing Pier, the first time the species has appeared in California waters.

  46. LA advocates and lawmakers urge Newsom to sign bill barring police from moonlighting for ICE

    Councilmember Hugo Soto-Martínez spoke in support of the bill at a press conference outside L.A.

  47. New law aims to hold social workers more accountable, years after death of abused Palmdale child

    Gabriel Fernandez, an 8-year-old boy in Palmdale, died after being abused by his mother and her boyfriend.

  48. LAFD closes investigation into Lineage warehouse fire without determining a cause

    Firefighters work to put out a fire at the Lineage cold storage facility in Boyle Heights on Sunday, June 21,2026.

  49. LA food bank now stocking disaster relief packs

    The L.A.

  50. Proposition 39 author says ballot initiative ‘not the same’ as Trump’s efforts to constrict voting

    Assemblymember Carl DeMaio speaks during an Assembly floor session at the state Capitol in Sacramento on Jan. 23, 2025.