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Baby Rave is the Bay Area’s wildly popular pre-nap dance party for children under 4. Although not advertised, the affordable monthly soiree put on by the Bay Area Children’s Theatre sells out in minutes. Now in its third year, the ball is older than most of its tiny dancers.
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The “eccentric billionaire” Hologram executive has been sued by multiple women for sexual harassment.More Coverage -
It began as so many do — while reporting another story. A Times photographer and I were finishing an article about the odd and sometimes ingenious ways that homeless people seek — and find — shelter. Then we heard about a double murder-suicide.
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Three people bound by addiction and mental illness were searching for a place to belong. Their journey ended in a double murder-suicide.
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Why is it some athletes rise to the challenge while others don’t? A baseball historian says simply, “Baseball is an eternal mystery.”
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Two boyhood friends and teammates were drafted by the pros at just 17. Jim Loll, not Rick Dempsey, was supposed to be the greater prospect.
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Although Trump rails about an anonymous whistleblower’s role in the impeachment saga, laws protecting American whistleblowers predate the Constitution. But it’s been a rocky ride.
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The South L.A. rapper and entrepreneur’s death transformed the high school experience for 500 students at View Park Preparatory Charter.
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In the days after Nipsey Hussle was killed, The Times talked to people to learn how they were affected by the rapper’s death. A teacher at View Park Prep spoke up on behalf of his students.
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The FBI is releasing five portraits painted by murderer Samuel Little, who could recall roughly where and how he killed them but not their names.
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Texas Ranger James Holland got Samuel Little to admit he strangled 93 women during a decades-long, coast-to-coast rampage.
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A reporter gets to see how a detective built trust and said just about anything to get a killer to confess.
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Tommy Cosman reminded the townspeople of Gerlach, Nevada, that it was OK to be different.
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Bald eagles are choosing to nest close to human activity, but no one knows why.
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Covering a trivia contest is fun, but also a reminder that MLB needs to diversify its fan base.
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Financier Gary Winnick’s 40,000-square-foot trophy perched above the Bel-Air Country Club is listing at a lofty price amid a mega-mansion glut in Southern California.
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On Thursday, California will unveil an app created by UC Berkeley that will offer earthquake early warnings to any corner of the state. Warnings will also be issued for some quakes by text message.
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Born in South Korea, Christian Morales was raised by a Mexican abuela in East L.A. At his Mexican restaurant in Seoul, he’s re-creating the flavors of the home he can’t return to since being deported 17 years ago.
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Lawyers for Elon Musk and Vernon Unsworth, the cave diver suing for defamation, spar over information regarding Musk’s ties with insurance giant AIG.
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