Los Angeles attorney faces up to 8 years for allegedly embezzling $4.8 million from client
A Los Angeles divorce attorney is facing up to eight years in prison after being charged with allegedly embezzling about $4.8 ...
Los Angeles Times News Quiz this week: The stumper questions most people missed
From details about Taylor Swift's newest album to what makes the rattlesnakes of Catalina different, here's a look back at ...
Endorsement: Don’t double down on failure. Reject Measure A in Los Angeles County.
Reject Measure A to force the county to go back to the drawing board, come up with a serious plan for reducing homelessness, ...
Gangs within the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department are banned with new policy
The Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department announced a new policy Wednesday banning gangs among deputies in the department, ...
Los Angeles Chargers visit the Pittsburgh Steelers in a meeting of surprising 2-0 teams
Pittsburgh leads the series 24-11, but the Chargers have won two of the past three, including a 2021 matchup where Justin ...
Climate-Related 'One-Two Punch' Seen Driving Los Angeles Wildfires
"That one-two punch, that sequence, means you grow all this extra potential fuel for fires and then you dry it out to extreme ...
Los Angeles ‘Romeo and Juliet’ accused of toting an AK-47 and terrorizing weed dispensaries
But their luck ran out. During that robbery, an LAPD patrol car pulled up outside, and Mendoza allegedly tossed aside the ...
Los Angeles Times to Host ‘Climate California Live’ on Sept. 26 in Downtown L.A.
Sponsored by the California Center for Climate Change Education at West L.A. College, the event will include three panel ...
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How LA's first playgrounds brought respite to working class children
It was noon at Playground Number One in Los Angeles on a crisp October day in 1905. As schoolchildren swamped L.A.’s first public playground, on Violet Street in what is now the Arts District, a ...