Gavin Newsom Touts California’s COVID-19 Vaccine Program, But Supply Problems Persist

3 arrested after $500,000 watch is stolen off the wrist of Beverly Hills restaurant patron May 12, 2021

Alleged gang members stole $500,000 watch from man dining outdoors in holdup that left woman shot in the leg

Michael Finnegan

Asian Pacific American Heritage Month: How have you responded to microaggressions? May 12, 2021

Many Asian Americans deal with microaggressions that may not seem like a big deal to others but can take a toll. What are your strategies for how to respond?

Jennifer Lu, Ada Tseng

Two more drivers report car windows being shot out on 91 Freeway in Inland Empire May 12, 2021

Authorities said the windows were shot by a BB or pellet gun. There have been a handful of similar reports over the last week.

Lila Seidman

Latino and Black Californians less likely to have received COVID-19 vaccine May 12, 2021

A Los Angeles Times analysis finds disparities in who's getting vaccinated, also showing lower figures in more disadvantaged parts of California.

Sean Greene, Rong-Gong Lin II

Redistricting commission accused of violating open-meetings law and other failures May 12, 2021

The independent redistricting commission was created to stop secretive map drawing.

Seema Mehta

Newsom to propose transitional kindergarten for all California 4-year-olds in budget plan May 12, 2021

Providing transitional kindergarten for all 4-year-old children could cost $2.7 billion a year at full implementation.

John Myers

'You cannot do anything': Indian American doctors struggle with COVID-19 crisis back home May 12, 2021

The dire COVID-19 situation in India has been particularly hard to watch for many Indian American healthcare workers.

Soumya Karlamangla

How vaccine 'passports' became a battle cry for COVID-19 conspiracies, 'anti-vaxx' forces May 12, 2021

The debate in Orange County signifies continuing skepticism toward the government's handling of COVID-19 and speaks to the larger politicization that has plagued nearly every other aspect of the pandemic.

Hayley Smith, Priscella Vega

California could fast track endorsement deals for NCAA college athletes May 12, 2021

California is already set to allow college athletes to be compensated beginning in 2023, but a new push aims to make it happen sooner.

Melody Gutierrez

California attorney general launches racial justice bureau to combat hate crimes, police bias May 12, 2021

State attorney general launches racial justice bureau to fight exploding Asian racism, extremism and discrimination.

Anh Do

24 fires a day: Surge in flames at L.A. homeless encampments a growing crisis May 12, 2021

In the three years since the Los Angeles Fire Department began tracking them, fires related to homeless camps have more than doubled.

Doug Smith, James Queally, Genaro Molina

People are still dying from COVID in California despite huge progress. Here's who they are May 12, 2021

Despite a statewide mood of optimism, about 52 Californians are still succumbing to the novel coronavirus each day.

Hayley Smith, Soumya Karlamangla

Op-Ed: California must fix its school inequality problem. Early screening for risk of dyslexia is a start May 12, 2021

Failure to read at grade level is one of the biggest challenges kids face in achieving academic success. A bill implementing screening for dyslexia risk can help.

Bill Lucia

He was injured during BLM protests last spring. Now he's suing the LAPD and his uncle on the force May 12, 2021

Jamal Shakir said his uncle in the LAPD directed other officers to shoot projectiles at him during a Black Lives Matter protest in May 2020

Faith E. Pinho

COVID-19 vaccine appointments for Californians ages 12-15 could begin Thursday May 12, 2021

COVID-19 vaccine appointments for California teenagers 12-15 could begin Thursday

Rong-Gong Lin II

Battered coyote pup rescued by hikers in Palm Springs is on road to 'extraordinary recovery' May 12, 2021

A coyote pup is now recovering at a Palm Springs wildlife preserve after being treated for serious injuries from a possible attack.

Lila Seidman

New civilian discipline panels more lenient on accused LAPD officers, review finds May 12, 2021

A review of recent police misconduct cases by the LAPD inspector general found all-civilian hearing panels were more lenient on accused officers.

Kevin Rector

Family wants federal inquiry of Alameda police in death of Mario Gonzalez May 11, 2021

Attorneys for the family of a Latino man who died after an Alameda officer put a knee on his back and neck for more than four minutes, are asking the U.S. attorney general to conduct a federal civil rights investigation of the Bay Area police department.

Richard Winton

How is your workplace handling the COVID-19 vaccine? May 11, 2021

Has your company or workplace decided how to handle the question of vaccines? The Times is interested in hearing from you.

Laura J. Nelson

Brush fire in Cajon Pass spreads to 11 acres, threatening gas and power lines May 11, 2021

What's been dubbed the Blue fire has grown to 11 acres but is now at 50% containment.

Lila Seidman

California Governor Gavin Newsom visits a mobile vaccination site in the Inglewood area of Los Angeles Sunday.

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Rawiri Waititi was ordered to leave as he did the ceremonial dance in protest against opposition leaders.

Israel-Gaza: Fears of war as violence escalates May 12, 2021

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Liz Cheney: Republican ousted from leadership for challenging Trump election claims May 12, 2021

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Case that fuelled Egypt's #MeToo movement shelved May 12, 2021

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Ellen DeGeneres to end talk show after 19 years May 12, 2021

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Israel-Gaza violence dominates Arab media May 12, 2021

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Amazon has €250m 'back taxes' overturned in court May 12, 2021

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Anger grows over rapist French mayor working from behind bars May 12, 2021

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Covid: Serious failures in WHO and global response, report finds May 12, 2021

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Austrian leader Sebastian Kurz investigated by corruption inquiry May 12, 2021

Chancellor Sebastian Kurz denies wrongdoing and not telling the truth to a parliamentary commission.

Facebook moderator: ‘Every day was a nightmare’ May 12, 2021

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Israel-Gaza: Israeli Arabs clash with police in towns across Israel May 12, 2021

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Cameroon jails transgender women for 'attempted homosexuality' May 12, 2021

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Lod: Why an Israeli town's mayor is warning of civil war May 12, 2021

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Spooky 'Finding Nemo' fish washes up on California beach May 12, 2021

Anglerfish, which are known to lurk deep down on the seabed, very rarely wash up on land.

What are Eid and Ramadan and when are they? May 12, 2021

Ramadan is one of the most important events in the Islamic calendar, but it's been affected by lockdown.

Air France and Airbus face trial over plane crash May 12, 2021

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Norman Lloyd: Tributes paid to Hitchcock and St Elsewhere actor following his death at 106 May 12, 2021

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Gavin Newsom Touts California’s COVID-19 Vaccine Program, But Supply Problems Persist

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