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U.N. accuses Israel of violating international law and urges its new government to halt expansion of settlements in the West Bank and East Jerusalem.
After 15 months of being closed because of the coronavirus outbreak and coming close to going out of business, the Boulevard, the only gay bar in Pasadena, is open once again, with no social distancing and with live entertainment.
José Zelaya, the Disney Television Animation’s only Salvadoran designer and digital animator, as a boy dreamed he would “work for Mickey Mouse.”
Black Lives Matter has emboldened a younger generation of the Klamath Tribes, who are now speaking out on their treatment on the parched Oregon-California border.
La decisión de California de cerrar la prisión de Susanville sacudió la ciudad, donde las consecuencias podrían ser nefastas para los residentes y los negocios que dependen de la economía del encarcelamiento.
The Los Angeles Times takes you on a visual journey through a year in California that’s impossible to sum up in just words. Use this opportunity to recall how much we really lived through in the shadow of a deadly virus — and how it all felt.
José Zelaya, the Disney Television Animation’s only Salvadoran designer and digital animator, as a boy dreamed he would “work for Mickey Mouse.”
California’s decision to close the prison in Susanville rocked the town, where the consequences could be dire for residents and businesses that depend on the economics of incarceration.
On Saturday — Juneteenth — CBS will air the Bill Pickett Invitational Rodeo, the nation’s only touring all-Black rodeo.
In Los Angeles, Zapotec street vendors organize free weekly cookouts — but it’s done for more than charity.
Their feathery displays adorn and agitate a swath of the San Gabriel Valley, but peacocks may soon face the wrath of the Board of Supervisors.
A growing encampment has left significant damage in the freshwater marsh. But that’s no reason not to be sensitive to the needs of homeless people.
Pasadena’s plan to take more water from the Arroyo Seco has been complicated by the unexpected introduction of hundreds of rainbow trout.
New California guidelines say that fully vaccinated people are no longer required to wear masks in most public settings.
Movies marked a triumphant return with the ‘F9' premiere at the TCL Chinese Theatre on Friday night.
Paul Rudd, Anthony Mackie and Disney executives take the stage as the Avengers Campus opens at California Adventure.
Our photographer got a sneak peek at the Marvel-themed Avengers Campus, the newest attraction at Disney California Adventure in Anaheim.
Samir Mansour’s bookstore was a cultural magnet for residents of the Gaza Strip until an Israeli airstrike leveled it. Now he has to start over.
The Getty Center, which has been closed since March 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic, reopens to the public.