Jay-Z tells GQ he felt 'uncontrollable anger' amid rape lawsuit: 'The darkest moment'

OpenAI will shut down its Sora tool

Democrats call for review of Paramount's Middle Eastern financial backers

Alvin Ailey Dance Theater brings storied history to L.A.

'Bridgerton' will center Francesca and Michaela's love story next. Prepare for sapphic yearning

Santa Monica man arrested on suspicion of kidnapping 2 UCLA students, raping another woman

In Anaheim and Sacramento, a two-front challenge to the Angels' Los Angeles name

Brunch for group of women in L.A. led to a stabbing and broken-bottle brawl, police say

As L.A. jury deliberates, another social media lawsuit ends in $375 million verdict

California attorney general moves to block Republican sheriff's investigation of 650,000 ballots

LAUSD to erase César Chávez's name and image from its schools after unanimous board vote

Four-story buildings allowed in some single-family zones under L.A.'s plan to delay SB 79

L.A. model lured victims through dating apps then stole from them, prosecutors say. Now she's headed to trial.

NorCal woman wakes to find man biting and licking her toes. Suspect pleads guilty to stalking, breaking in

Feud over transgender volleyball player escalates as feds threaten San Jose State's funding

Donkeys are being shot with arrows in the Inland Empire. There's a $50,000 reward to find the culprit

However the chips fall, what this UCLA team has accomplished is special. What it’s trying to do — special. Hard. The Bruins’ first two tourney wins — good, but not the soul-crushing defeats other top teams dealt — don’t make the path look less daunting. www.latimes.com/sports/ucla/...

Katie King visited Imperial County to speak with residents pushing back on plans for a massive data center by a neighborhood “I think they see [us] as easy pickings because we are a low-income community and we have such a large population of Latinos" www.latimes.com/california/s...

The Lakers' winning streak was fun while it lasted. Even the end of the nine-game run gave the Lakers some optimism. In this week's Lakers newsletter: www.latimes.com/sports/newsl...

new: some 32,000 workers at 200+ hotels, stadiums and airport vendors across Southern California & Arizona have the right to skip work for safety reasons if ICE agents are present, L.A. hospitality union @unitehere11.bsky.social said Monday to employers. www.latimes.com/california/s...

The last days at 99-year-old Taix. Stop stealing stuff, people! It's the last few days 😒 ... www.latimes.com/food/story/2...

Swanson: Why the best UCLA women's basketball team ever might not win a national title

Sequins, sing-alongs and scarves: Inside the 'Hannah Montana 20th Anniversary Special' premiere

Divided Supreme Court weighs the right to seek asylum at the southern border

AL West preview: Seattle Mariners looking for their first World Series title

Epic Games lays off 1,000 employees, citing dip in 'Fortnite' popularity

Prep talk: Royal lacrosse players help raise funds to fight blood cancer

read between the lines of this story, and see the clear signal of a) suburban sprawl that could never pay for itself in the first place being b) suddenly forced to pay the cost, and c) nobody wants to/can afford to actually live in their luxury suburban homes www.latimes.com/california/s...

Angels, with longest playoff drought in MLB, turn to first-time manager Kurt Suzuki

Plus-size fashion chain Torrid to shutter a third of its stores

The last days of 99-year-old Taix: Stolen art, French onion soup lines and an online auction

The University of Southern California canceled its Tuesday gubernatorial debate after facing fiery criticism about excluding every gubernatorial candidate of color. Learn more: www.latimes.com/california/s...

On the cusp of 500 episodes, 'NCIS' continues to thrive with no signs of stopping

Federal judge orders return of California DACA recipient deported to Mexico

Rodolfo Acuña, writer, professor and Chicano studies pioneer, dies at 93

A recent Los Angeles trial revealed a subculture that revolves around newly created crypto wealth and young men who flaunt money obtained through elaborate scams.

Sorry your house burned down. Here’s a $23,000 HOA bill Jack Flemming www.latimes.com/california/s...

A luxury Altadena community levied a $23,614 HOA bill on all residents after fire damage, giving homeowners 34 days to pay. The special assessment has pitted neighbor against neighbor, leading to a mini civil war.

To mark this month’s 20th anniversary of “The Real Housewives of Orange County,” the one that started it all, the Times spoke to the original cast members, as well as key players in its origin story, about how Bravo’s long-running franchise came to be.

'White With Fear' and two other documentaries to watch right now

Taylor Frankie Paul is the latest blow to the fairy-tale formula of 'The Bachelorette'

What happens to L.A.'s KNX and other stations when CBS News Radio goes away?

California governor candidate unveils government reform plan, scathing assessment of status quo

Sorry your house burned down. Here's a $23,000 HOA bill — due next month

L.A. County rail boom: What trains are coming and when

One Beverly Hills developer raises $4.3 billion to finish the massive luxury project

Arellano: Why I'm not taking down my César Chávez photo

This rail line would get you to the Grove, the Beverly Center and Cedars-Sinai. Is it L.A.'s 'missing link'?