In groundbreaking plan, California allows affordable housing on some commercial properties September 28, 2022
California lawmakers struck a seemingly impossible deal to build more housing in areas traditionally zoned for big box stores and office buildings.
Hannah Wiley
Teen, woman in custody in PnB Rock's fatal shooting at Roscoe's; father is sought September 28, 2022
A teen and a woman are in custody and a 3rd suspect, identified as the teen's father, is at large in connection with the slaying of PnB Rock in South L.A.
Richard Winton
'We're at the tail end of this': Heat wave in Southern California extended through Wednesday September 28, 2022
Temperatures in the San Fernando, San Gabriel and Santa Clarita valleys as well as the Inland Empire and Orange County could reach triple digits.
Alexandra E. Petri
From BTS to Zoom therapy, why Korean Americans are seeking more mental health help September 28, 2022
The COVID-19 pandemic and the shifting attitude on mental health in Korean culture pushed more Korean Americans to seek therapy for the first time.
Jeong Park
Asian Americans, tell us how you talk about mental health with your family and friends September 28, 2022
Asian Americans often struggle to talk about anxiety, depression and mental illness. The L.A. Times wants to hear about those difficult conversations.
Phi Do
Firearms groups challenge California gun law modeled after Texas abortion ban September 28, 2022
The lawsuit filed by firearms groups targets a provision that requires those challenging California gun laws to pay legal fees if the challenge fails.
Christian Martinez
The Times podcast: The fight to become L.A. County sheriff September 28, 2022
L.A. County Sheriff Alex Villanueva took office four years ago in a stunning upset. This time, his opponent Robert Luna has him on the run. We look at the difference between the two.
Climate change is fueling extremism, raising tempers along with temperatures September 28, 2022
California won't rebuild every rural town incinerated by a fire. As resources shrink and priorities change, the risk of far-right violence will grow.
Anita Chabria, Erika D. Smith
Survey: Most Angelenos have favorable view of LAPD, despite lingering concerns around bias September 28, 2022
A new survey found that the majority of Angelenos say that seeing LAPD officers in their neighborhoods makes them feel safe, even as there's widespread agreement that the department still practices racially biased policing.
Libor Jany
Column: He helped thousands of Latino students, including me. Do they remember him? September 28, 2022
Ernest Z. Robles created the Hispanic Scholarship Fund, which has granted hundreds of millions of dollars to Latino students.
Gustavo Arellano
Pico Canyon Park closed after mountain lion attack on 7-year-old boy September 28, 2022
A cougar emerged from brush in the park near Santa Clarita and bit the boy, who was walking with his father, officials say.
Tony Briscoe
Self-described 'incel' charged with hate crimes in attacks on women in Orange County September 28, 2022
Johnny Deven Young, 25, posted videos to YouTube that show him sexually harassing and pepper-spraying women, prosecutors said.
Tony Briscoe
Homeless man charged with murder, defiling corpse in L.A. probation officer's slaying September 27, 2022
A homeless man has been charged with murder and defiling human remains in the killing of an L.A. County probation officer.
James Queally, Richard Winton
Sheriff removes guns and duties from 47 Alameda County deputies deemed 'not suited' for hire September 27, 2022
The department says it initiated an internal audit of background checks and psychological exams for those hired since January 2016, and nearly four dozen deputies did not pass.
Melissa Hernandez
Athletic trainer at L.A. schools charged with sexually assaulting 10 female students September 27, 2022
Richard Alexander Turner, 64, has been charged with multiple counts of sexual assault against young women he treated while working as an athletic trainer in Los Angeles high schools.
James Queally, Howard Blume
California bans unnecessary pesticide, chemical testing on dogs and cats September 27, 2022
Gov. Gavin Newsom signs bill into law that will go into effect Jan. 1 and make California the first state in the U.S. to prohibit harmful testing on dogs and cats.
Nathan Solis
Newsom signs bill allowing California IDs for immigrants in the country illegally September 27, 2022
California Gov. Gavin Newsom has signed into law Assembly Bill 1766, which expands eligibility for state identification cards.
Brittny Mejia, Cindy Carcamo
101 Freeway in Encino to close overnight Saturday for walking bridge demolition September 27, 2022
All lanes of the 101 Freeway will be closed between White Oak Avenue and Balboa Boulevard from 10 p.m. Saturday until 10 a.m. Sunday, Caltrans says.
Grace Toohey
Father, teen daughter killed in freeway shootout with deputies after alleged abduction September 27, 2022
Anthony Graziano and his daughter were fatally shot, she while allegedly running toward deputies wearing body armor and a helmet, authorities said.
Salvador Hernandez
Despite scandals, key California politicians glide toward reelection. Here's why September 27, 2022
California state officials, including treasurer, education superintendent and insurance commissioner, expected to win reelection despite scandals.
Mackenzie Mays, Hannah Wiley

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