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Tom Girardi gave more than $2 million to Democratic politicians during a period in which he was stealing money from clients.

From the moment you spot Skyview’s lemon-yellow “motel” sign off the 101 Freeway, Los Alamos strikes you with its juxtaposition of old and new.

For $350 a month, Heimat, a sexy ‘fitness concept,’ offers exclusive events, sleek equipment, marble walls and big windows with views of L.A. traffic.

A war on urban coyotes is exposing deep divisions between those who want to eradicate the animal and those who are calling for peaceful coexistence.

Nicole Linton’s family says she has struggled with bipolar disorder since 2018. Few but her closest confidants knew about her diagnosis.

Julio Urías’ family gathers around a TV in Culiacán every time he pitches. They pray for the Dodgers ace who overcame eye surgeries to become a star.

We tallied a list with scores of classic Mexican restaurants across the region. Here are our top picks.

Commercial cannabis resulted in corruption and questionable conduct that has rocked local governments across California, a Times investigation found.

Running or jogging on the beach means you don’t have to worry about cars and stop lights, and being in nature while exercising compounds the good vibes of a workout session.

The success of illegal cannabis shops and the struggles of legal ones in the heart of L.A.’s Eastside offer a stark illustration of how California’s legalization of marijuana has gone wrong.