President Trump weighs in on executive orders: “We protect Social Security.”

Dana Rohrabacher, former O.C. congressman, says he was part of Jan. 6 Capitol march June 15, 2021

The former Orange County congressman says he participated in the march outside the Capitol, but insists he did not storm the building with others.

Richard Winton

Photos capture California as the state fully reopens June 15, 2021

New California guidelines say that fully vaccinated people are no longer required to wear masks in most public settings.

Times Photography Staff

Many Californians keep masks on as economy reopens, saying better safe than sorry June 15, 2021

Despite Tuesday's massive reopening and the loosening of COVID-19 rules in California, many continue to wear masks in public.

Andrew J. Campa, Priscella Vega, Lila Seidman

Cable cars to return to San Francisco as pandemic ebbs, city reopens June 15, 2021

San Francisco Mayor London Breed announced Tuesday that cable cars will resume running in August with free ridership for a month.

Maura Dolan

Harvey Weinstein to be extradited to California to stand trial on sexual assault charges June 15, 2021

A New York judge rules that California authorities can take Harvey Weinstein back to Los Angeles to stand trail on five counts of sexual assault.

James Queally

San Francisco to require staff in hospitals, jails and nursing homes to get COVID-19 vaccine June 15, 2021

The San Francisco order will go into effect once the FDA gives formal approval for one of the COVID-19 vaccines.

Rong-Gong Lin II

Councilman Mike Bonin is served with a recall notice. It's the second in L.A. in a week June 15, 2021

Bonin denounced the effort, calling it 'the latest in a series of recall attempts to silence strong progressive voices.'

David Zahniser

California reopens to joy, celebrations: 'It's one of the best days of my life' June 15, 2021

As of Tuesday, restrictions are lifted at most businesses, and Californians fully vaccinated for COVID-19 can go without masks in most settings.

Luke Money, Chris Kuo, Andrew J. Campa, Priscella Vega, Lila Seidman, Rong-Gong Lin II

Who wants to be a millionaire? Four in L.A. County win COVID-19 vaccine lottery grand prizes June 15, 2021

Gov. Newsom selected 10 top winners Tuesday in California's COVID-19 vaccine sweepstakes. Each takes home $1.5 million.

Luke Money, Faith E. Pinho, Rong-Gong Lin II

California reopening: Why officials say it's safer this time around June 15, 2021

Tuesday is not the first time California has tried to reopen its economy during the COVID-19 pandemic. But officials are hopeful it will be the last.

Luke Money, Rong-Gong Lin II

Most intense heat wave of year hits L.A. area: What you need to know June 15, 2021

Southern California's heat wave will be most intense Tuesday and Wednesday, with gradual cooling Thursday and into the weekend.

Faith E. Pinho, Lila Seidman

California banned private prisons, immigrant detention centers. Will the law survive court? June 15, 2021

Last week, lawyers now representing the Biden administration urged a panel of judges on the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals to repeal the law.

Andrea Castillo

Valley Boulevard, L.A.'s Chinese main street, was a ghost town in 2020. Can it bounce back? June 15, 2021

As vaccinations picked up and case counts dropped, Valley Boulevard has slowly come back to life. Locals are starting to gravitate to their favorite noodle eatery or dim sum diner.

Anh Do

The rules, the risk, the freedom: Everything you need to know about California reopening June 15, 2021

Here's a rundown of what changes today: No more masks required for most vaccinated people, with a few exceptions.

Rong-Gong Lin II, Luke Money

A problem Silicon Valley can't solve: Drought, quake risk June 15, 2021

Bay Area counties prep for extended drought, particularly Santa Clara, which had to drain water behind a key dam deemed vulnerable to earthquakes.

Susanne Rust

As Biden narrows immigration focus, Dreamers try to stay optimistic June 15, 2021

Many immigration advocates worry Biden is abandoning his promise for broad reform, but he still may be able to help DACA recipients.

Cindy Carcamo

California's budget deadline doesn't work like voters might think June 15, 2021

The state Constitution requires lawmakers to pass a budget by June 15 or see their pay docked. But what they passed on Monday isn't the final product.

John Myers

Can Dr. Dre and Jimmy Iovine save Audubon Middle School (and its students)? June 15, 2021

Audubon Middle School is pulsing with energy and ideas, but the South L.A. campus needs students -- and many of them need more engagement. Enter the music moguls.

Howard Blume

Podcast: Our Masters of Disasters on earthquake everything June 15, 2021

Are Californians ready for the next big earthquake? The L.A. Times' panel of peril weighs in.

Inland Empire trio plead guilty in $1.2-million COVID-19 unemployment fraud June 15, 2021

Inland Empire trio plead guilty in COVID-19 unemployment fraud cases using inmates' names

Richard Winton

President Trump spoke to reporters on Sunday about the recently signed executive orders.

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Mustafa al-Darwish: Saudi man executed for crimes committed as a minor June 15, 2021

Rights groups had called for a halt to the execution, saying that he was tortured into a confession.

Tenerife: Protests against violence as search for baby's body continues June 15, 2021

The body of a child is found in the sea off Tenerife, but her sister remains missing, feared murdered.

Israeli nationalists march through Jerusalem's Old City June 15, 2021

The parade risked igniting tensions with Palestinians, only weeks after a conflict in Gaza ended.

Covid: US death toll passes 600,000 as vaccination rate slows June 15, 2021

Amid falling vaccination rates, the US maintains global records for both total cases and deaths.

Court cancels tycoon's acquittal over Slovakia murders June 15, 2021

A businessman accused of ordering killings which brought down the government will be tried again.

Hungary LGBT: New law is 'shameful, hateful' - Katalin Cseh June 15, 2021

The legislation will make it hard for LGBTQ people to live in the country, MEP Katalin Cseh says.

Gone Girl actress Lisa Banes dies aged 65 following accident June 15, 2021

The movie and TV star died after being involved in a scooter collision 10 days ago in New York.

Ikea France fined €1m for snooping on staff June 15, 2021

Private detectives and police were paid to deliver personal information on staff and job applicants.

Police investigate death of Indonesian critic who died during flight June 15, 2021

An initial post mortem in Indonesia found Helmud Hontong had died of natural causes.

US-Russia relations: Adversary or potential partner? June 15, 2021

Three young Americans and three young Russians spoke to the BBC about the other country.

Illinois chemical plant fire being left to burn out to stop spillage into river June 15, 2021

Fire crews in Illinois are managing the blaze to avoid water laced with chemicals running into the nearby river.

Belarus plane: Ryanair boss says pilot had no choice but to land in Minsk June 15, 2021

Michael O'Leary says the crew was warned that a bomb would explode if the plane stayed on course.

Ahmad Al K: Dutch court tries refugee over Syria murder video June 15, 2021

Ahmad Al K sought asylum in the Netherlands but is accused of shooting an unarmed Syrian officer.

South Africa: Unidentified stones spark diamond rush June 15, 2021

Many of those digging in KwaHlathi village in South Africa believe the stones are precious jewels.

Liz Chicaje: Activist whose fight created a national park June 15, 2021

Liz Chicaje, who fought for the creation of Yaguas National Park, has been awarded the Goldman prize.

WW2: Unearthing Taiwan's forgotten prisoner of war camps June 15, 2021

The island had 16 camps where thousands of Allied soldiers were held captive in brutal conditions.

India's vaccine drive: Stories from the best and worst districts June 14, 2021

Vaccination rates are vastly different depending on which district you live in.

Pangolin: How do you save the 'world’s most trafficked mammal'? June 14, 2021

Thai has dedicated his life to educating the Vietnamese public about pangolin conservation.

Ethiopia's election 2021: A quick guide June 14, 2021

Prime Minister and Nobel laureate Abiy Ahmed faces his first electoral test since taking office.

Gigafactories: Europe tools up against US and Asia as a car battery force June 14, 2021

As demand for electric cars grows, giant battery factories are being built across Europe.

President Trump weighs in on executive orders: “We protect Social Security.”

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