End of an Era
Santa Clara’s Great America amusement park will close in six to 11 years after being sold to Prologis, a real estate developer, for $310 million.
California Drought
Georg Kochi moved to his family home and tore out the lawn. As he learned about native plants, he fell in love with drought-tolerant landscaping.
Protests over gentrification
Dunsmoor, an upscale new restaurant in L.A.'s Glassell Park neighborhood, was hit with protests and ‘Gentrification Is Genocide’ graffiti on opening day.
Pain at the Pump
Gas prices in California will go up about 3 cents due to the state’s excise tax on gasoline, which is adjusted each year.
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Los Angeles County officials have reported limited local transmission of monkeypox, with some recent cases involving people who attended large events and infected people who haven’t traveled out of state.
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A new biography and documentary on the late singer tell vastly different versions of his life story, but both are potent reminders of his pioneering brilliance.
USC and UCLA’s decision to join the Big Ten in 2024 will make a significant impact in the college sports world. Here’s a breakdown of what the move means.
It was 1966. Cheryl Bryant and Clifton Palmer were 22, and abortion in California was illegal except to save a woman’s life. But Bryant was determined to get one. That abortion would change the lives of the young couple and the respected physician who referred them, and lead to the decriminalization of abortion in California years before Roe vs. Wade.
