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  1. United Nations report highlights significant increase in US climate pollution

    The Jeffrey Energy Center coal-fired power plant as seen in January 2026 in Topeka, Kan.

  2. Democrats sue to block Trump administration from usurping states’ authority to administer elections

    House Democratic Leader Hakeem Jeffries of New York speaks during a news conference at the Capitol in Washington, Wednesday, Sept. 30, 2026(Scott Applewhite / Associated Press) Two weeks from the midterm elections, Democratic Party leaders are suing in fe…

  3. Supreme Court upholds pause on Trump's anti-trans prison policy

    A view of the U.S.

  4. Eaton Fire homeowners can now apply for free soil testing and cleanup. Here's how.

    The New Roots Eaton Canyon Pilot Program will pay contractors to come and test eligible homeowner's soil for lead and remediate it.

  5. OC parents of teen who died in e-motorcycle crash face child endangerment charges

    E-motorcycles require a driver’s license because they are classified as motor vehicles.

  6. What to know about California’s other tax-the-rich measure: Prop. 3

    Teacher Emily Adams’ eighth-grade science class at Lawson Middle School in Cupertino on Aug. 26, 2025.

  7. Why are California state workers so mad at Gavin Newsom? Spoiler alert: Pay cuts

    State workers march along 16th Street during a SEIU Local 1000 picket outside the CalHR building in Sacramento on July 22, 2026.

  8. Drive-through sandbag giveaways planned in Long Beach ahead of looming El Niño storms

    Long Beach Search and Rescue team fills sandbags at the Claremont Lot for Long Beach residents on Sunday, Oct. 11, 2026.

  9. Best things to do in LA and SoCal: Oct. 21-27

    Kool & the Gang will play Pershing Square's free "I Love Funk" festival this weekend.

  10. Feds are suing California over voter fraud allegations. Experts tell voters: Don’t freak out

    L.A.

  11. LA mayor calls for pause to utility shutoffs after record-breaking heat waves

    The sun sets behind power lines near homes during a heat wave in Los Angeles.

  12. LAUSD prepares schools for possible El Niño storms

    District staff are clearing drains, trimming trees and checking roofs, windows and doors, in preparation for El Niño.

  13. Southern California's wild weather swings continue. Next up, rain

    Rain is expected Wednesday night and Thursday morning across Southern California.

  14. This institute could get $4 billion from a ballot measure. With just three workers, is it ready

    Courtyard view of the UCLA Research Park under construction in the former Westside Pavilion shopping center in West Los Angeles on Aug. 19, 2024(Brian van der Brug, / Los Angeles Times via Getty Images) The science research institute that would likely rec…

  15. Why these 5 everyday items fluctuate in price at the grocery store

    Ever since the pandemic, grocery prices have been out of whack.

  16. $125M settlement approved for Garden Grove chemical tank incident

    A damaged tank at GKN Aerospace in Garden Grove forced thousands of nearby residents to evacuate.

  17. Can the new federal voucher program help public schools? Democrats are torn

    (Westend61 / Getty Images) Democrats and public school advocates have until the end of the year to make a tough decision: Whether to embrace a Republican program that might help some public-school families pay for things like tutoring and summer school –…

  18. California state workers are about to strike. What that means for the DMV, parks and more

    People stand at the counter of the Department of Motor Vehicles in Fresno on Oct. 2, 2026.

  19. Emergency manager sues LA County, alleging retaliation over Eaton Fire whistleblower complaints

    Altadena residents walk through the smoke and debris of the Eaton Fire in January 2025.

  20. Pasadena's Healing Force wants to turn the Beastie Boys' old studio into one of LA's chillest venues

    L.A. band Phi-Psonics as they performed during a 2024 residency at Healing Force of the Universe.

  21. Racist language may still lurk in your property documents. Here’s how to get rid of it.

    A "For Sale" sign is seen on a house in Monterey Park, California, on September 17, 2025.

  22. Santa Monica Pier sign is coming down for restoration. Here's how to watch

    People take pictures at the entrance to the Santa Monica Pier on June 12, 2022, in Santa Monica, California.

  23. Why Latino voters are rejecting both parties ahead of the midterms

    Angelenos cast their ballot at the Arroyo Seco Regional Library in Los Angeles, California on Nov. 5, 2024.

  24. TV rooms came true. Self-cleaning kitchens didn’t. Inside LACMA’s ‘Home of the Future’

    The exhibit: LACMA’s new exhibit, "Home of the Future, 1925–1985: Designing Domestic Utopias," explores visions of how designers imagined technologies would transform life in American homes.

  25. Bike lanes vs. street parking: West Hollywood city leaders reignite Fountain Avenue debate

    The protected bike lanes are just one part of a longer-term project to increase mobility on Fountain Avenue, including sidewalk widening.

  26. Data breach exposes California student information: How to protect your family

    The 2026 breach exposed the information of 5.7 million students currently enrolled in transitional kindergarten through high school and those enrolled since 2023.

  27. Federal prosecutors charge 28 California green card holders with voting violations

    Homeland Security Investigations task force officers escort a suspect accused of illegally registering to vote to a processing facility at Federal Building in Los Angeles on Oct. 19, 2026.

  28. Long Beach neighbors rush to defend man after ICE agents break his arm, witnesses say

    Videos circulating online show ICE agents pin a Long Beach man to the ground.

  29. A Kelvin wave raised sea levels on the West Coast. More are coming

    Coastally trapped Kelvin waves moving along the West Coast.

  30. Forget swiping: How pitch decks are saving LA’s exhausted singles

    Pitch-A-Friend Los Angeles leader Jackson Wise opens the night at Eastwood Bar in Koreatown.

  31. Comedians are holding secret shows in World War II training huts and other random places

    Go past the dog walkers and strollers up the hilly street with the massive refinery.

  32. South Pasadena finally has a bookstore. Step inside Outpost Books

    Nicole Novembrino is the owner of the new bookshop Outpost Books that opened in South Pasadena in September(Laura Dux / LAist) Tucked away between a massage spa and pet wash on Fair Oaks Avenue is South Pasadena’s only new and used independent bookstore.

  33. California files its 100th lawsuit against Trump, this time over ICE at courthouses

    Attorney General Rob Bonta during the swearing-in ceremony for Senate President pro Tempore Monique Limón in the Senate chambers at the state Capitol in Sacramento on Jan. 5, 2026.

  34. California graduation rate hits 10-year high, but 18% of students are chronically absent

    California’s graduation rates reached a decade high last school year, while chronic absenteeism and suspensions continued to decline.( Julie Leopo / EdSource) California’s graduation rates reached a decade high last school year, while chronic absenteeism…

  35. Trump administration sues California to block state from counting alleged noncitizen mail-in ballots

    Seal of the U.S.

  36. Was planning for LA’s Olympic arts and culture festival left too late?

    Dancers perform at the Musee d'Orsay as part of the European Heritage Days and the Cultural Olympiad in Paris, on Sept. 16, 2023.( Julien De Rosa / Getty Images) The 1984 Olympics in Los Angeles was paired with an equally elaborate arts festival: 10 weeks…

  37. LAUSD begins to make the case for school closures, with many questions yet to be answered

    There are about 374,000 students enrolled in Los Angeles Unified schools in the 2026-27 school year, according to preliminary district data, nearly 4% fewer than the previous year.

  38. A new pilot offers essentially free electricity during the day. Will it change people's behavior?

    During the day, California has more solar power than it can use or store.

  39. California Science Center announces early reservations to see space shuttle Endeavour

    The California Science Center’s expansion in Exposition Park will open to the public on Nov. 13.

  40. Justice Department threatens California with legal action over claim of noncitizens on voter rolls

    The U.S.

  41. Best things to do in LA and SoCal: Oct. 14-20

    Street Food Cinema puts on Boo-ze, Bites & Frights two weekends in a row.

  42. After a decade of wildfires, an overlooked election could shape California’s climate future

    (Photo illustration by Grist / Photos: Christina House / Los Angeles Times / Getty Images; Stephen Lam / San Francisco Chronicle / Getty Images; David McNew / Getty Images) Insurance is a social contract.

  43. LAist asked the experts for their hottest takes on all 14 California propositions

    AirTalk host Larry Mantle, left, speaks with a panel of experts to guide us all through the 14 state propositions on the Nov. 3 ballot.

  44. City of LA will establish a fund to clean the 6th Street Bridge

    Cyclists ride across the Sixth Street Bridge in Los Angeles in 2022.

  45. High swells are hitting Long Beach again, and weekend rain is on the way thanks to another hurricane

    A man stands on the boardwalk as he watches waves slam the wooden bulkhead that protects homes on the Peninsula in Long Beach on Sept. 28, 2026.

  46. n/naka marks 15 years celebrating its own version of kaiseki cuisine

    The opening course at n/naka pairs an oyster with asparagus, elderflower, dill and horseradish.

  47. What’s the oldest thing you have that’s still in commission?

    What's an old item you still use?

  48. Inglewood mayoral challengers weigh in on video billboards and transparency; Butts skips forum

    Mayoral candidates, from left, Fre’Drisha Dixon, Joseph Soto, Arturo Martinez, Gloria D.

  49. Hundreds of Orange County workers plan to strike next week. Here's what services it could disrupt

    Hundreds of Orange County workers from the Teamsters Local 952 are planning to strike next Tuesday, Oct. 13.

  50. LA’s day laborers can take free health and safety training —and pickup free work boots

    Construction workers building a housing project in California.