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Whistleblower demands California regulators rescind restructuring of Blue Shield of California, which established a new corporate parent in Delaware. He claims the move could make it harder to regulate the medical insurer.

Authorities say Manuel Quintero is a notorious Mexican Mafia figure nicknamed Snuffy long suspected of running rackets for the prison-based syndicate. The latest case against him involves an alleged plot to murder a rapper who survived a stabbing last year while jailed.

Los Angeles County Museum of Art offers its first public peek inside the new David Geffen Galleries building, whose vast expanses of concrete deliver some lovely moments as well as some groans.

Just days after being restored, a mural of Lakers legend Kobe Bryant and his daughter Gianna in downtown Los Angeles has once again been vandalized.

Hollywood struggled in 2024, but the median pay for media and entertainment executives increased 7% from the previous year and doubled the median compensation for CEOs at S&P 500 companies.

The dueling litigation is the latest in a string of legal battles that Priscilla and the Presley heirs have been involved in since Elvis died nearly 50 years ago, leaving a financial legacy as messy and fraught as the King’s life.

When a young man was found dead in a pitch-black tunnel frequented by occultists, the LAPD considered the possibility of ritual sacrifice. But Ronald Baker’s murder would eventually be traced to a shockingly sinister deception.

The fan experience at Dodger Stadium now includes a finely choreographed production at virtually every moment except when the ball is in play, and that includes music, cranked up.

The Lucas Museum of Narrative Art has riveted the public with its futuristic architecture. But the lasting impact of George Lucas’ billion-dollar museum may lie in its landscape.

Despite myriad challenges — including a sprawling homeless population and its reputation as a sometimes dodgy place to live and work — downtown L.A. continues to defy the odds by attracting a steady stream of new residents.