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Carolyn Cole, a veteran L.A. Times photographer who won a Pulitzer Prize for her coverage of civil war in Liberia, breaks down the depiction of her profession in A24’s ‘Civil War.’
Many in Los Angeles and California support a legal right to housing. Here’s how that works in Scotland.
The Redding Rancheria wants to build a nine-story casino complex along I-5. Are the tribes opposing the project protecting sacred land — or just jealous?
Jacksonville, Fla., has a good track record for moving homeless people off the streets. But as the city continues to grow, local builders and advocates worry about creating another housing crisis like the one in Los Angeles.
As climate change heats ocean water around coral reefs, scientists in Florida race to haul coral to safety in gene-bank tanks before they go extinct.
Los datos compilados por un médico forense en el norte de México revelan que el uso de fentanilo es mucho más común allí de lo que afirman los líderes del país.
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Data compiled by a medical examiner in northern Mexico reveal that fentanyl use is far more common there than the country’s leaders have claimed.
World Ocean Day brings students to Newport Beach for science studies in a marine protected area off the coast.
A ‘strong southern swell and high tide’ led to flooding of beach parking lots and areas around the boardwalk, Seal Beach police said.
In DeSantis they trust: Conservative parental groups and powerful politicians clash with parents, teachers and librarians who oppose the banning of books.
