Los Angeles is the next target in California’s teacher strike-threat campaign

A wave of expiring teacher contracts is setting up labor fights across California.

Your morning catch-up: Some state beaches getting much wider, Malibu sues California and more big stories

A recently published study shows that California’s beaches have grown by a net total of some 500 acres over the last 40 years, a surprising conclusion, given all that’s previously been reported about climate change, rising seas, more severe storms and decreased sediment washing down mostly dammed rivers.

Los Angeles Through The Eyes Of Los Angeles Lakers Governor And Cincoro Co-Founder Jeanie Buss

The Lakers governor shares where to eat, stay and explore in Los Angeles — plus her tips for making the most of game night.

When will IKEA open its new Los Angeles area store? What we know

When IKEA opens in Culver City, it’ll be Los Angeles’ “first city-center store,” according to the company. Other IKEA stores in the region include Burbank and Carson.

Los Angeles weather: Second storm brings another round of rain, mountain snow to SoCal

Southern California faces another round of rain and mountain snow as a second storm moves in Tuesday night into Wednesday morning.

Southern California's Closest Ski Resorts To Los Angeles That Are Worth The Trip

Southern California isn't just beaches and palm trees. In fact, you can find great ski resorts within a surprisingly short drive from Los Angeles.

California Paid Family Leave Guidance for Torrance Workers

Torrance Employees Receive 2026 Update on California Paid Family Leave Rights Torrance, United States - February 18,

Obama calls Los Angeles homelessness an 'atrocity,' criticizes 'losing' political strategy

Obama called Los Angeles homelessness an "atrocity" despite billions spent, warns current approach is "losing political strategy" for addressing crisis.