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Some L.A. transplants said they felt like a local after experiencing their first wildfire season or when they mastered the freeways. We also heard from people who were born and raised in L.A. but only began proudly claiming their hometown as their own after learning about its rich history.
The Humboldt County Sheriff’s Office announced this week that a set of remains were identified through forensic DNA testing as belonging to Kay Josephine Medin, who had been missing since the summer of 1987.
After two decades of delays and government messaging, Wednesday marked Real ID deadline day for Americans who planned to board a domestic flight.
Long Beach has partnered with Washington, D.C.-based Throne Labs to add four portable public restrooms throughout the city as part of a pilot program.
The L.A. Times’ Food Team has picked its 32 Best Weekend Brunch Spots in Los Angeles. They include tart and bubbly mimosas, tasty Bloody Marys and bountiful Benedicts from Long Beach, to Pasadena and along the Westside and Inglewood.
A motive behind the workplace shooting remains unclear and the two victims remain hospitalized a day later.
A suspect has been taken into custody after two women were critically injured in a shooting at the Spartan College of Aeronautics and Technology in Inglewood on Friday afternoon, authorities said.
The Marin County Sheriff’s Office alleges Christopher Britton, of Fairfield, burglarized classrooms at several schools in February, making off with credit cards and running up thousands of dollars in unauthorized purchases.
A demonstration near the home of a man suspected in a string of cat killings in Santa Ana resulted in vandalism. Police urge residents to remain calm.
Nearly a year after the protests, the Los Angeles city attorney’s office said it would not file criminal charges against the vast majority of students and protesters arrested due to a lack of evidence.
