While some can afford to fly farther afield — and more already are traveling to California — most drive to neighboring states for abortions.
Guatemalan pastor Hugh Gomez is one of thousands of immigrants targeted for deportation over the last decade based on Interpol ‘red notices.’
A bogeyman in the debates over Obamacare, death panels have arrived for real in Idaho after lax anti-COVID measures hobbled hospitals.
Afghanistan’s rural areas bore the brunt of the last 20 years of war. The Taliban’s takeover has brought calm, but a humanitarian crisis is brewing.
Two Los Angeles mosques — one old, one new — embody the challenges facing Black Muslim congregations.
How to spend the weekend
Learn a Santa Barbara local’s favorite under-the-radar destinations — and how to embrace your inner botanist in San Diego in the latest Escapes edition.
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Four decades after his 1981 debut with the Dodgers, Fernandomania lives on. From his perch in the Dodgers broadcast booth, the kid from Etchohuaquila remains a global baseball ambassador and a hero to multiple generations of Angelenos, whose Dodgers fandom can be traced to Valenzuela’s magical rookie season.
An oral history of what’s been affectionately dubbed ‘the bus scene,’ which made creator Laurie Nunn and many Netflix viewers feel ‘less alone.’
Analysts say the ratcheting up of military might between North and South Korea raises the possibility of misunderstandings that could spiral to dangerous consequences.
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