The Week in Photos: Snow, rain and striking teacher aides disrupt L.A. and LAPD goes on a 'watch list.' March 25, 2023
Here is what you may have missed: A small tornado wrecked havoc in Montebello and Trump did not get arrested but wants protests if they come for him.
Times Photography Staff, Silvia Razgova
'We've lost the aqueduct': How severe flooding threatens a Los Angeles water lifeline March 25, 2023
The Los Angeles Department of Water and Power is struggling to maintain the city's Eastern Sierra aqueduct amid continued flooding from snowmelt.
Louis Sahagún
Journalism legend Linda Deutsch on why the closing of Hollywood's beloved Off Vine matters March 25, 2023
Heirs of a Hollywood starlet have sold the storied gathering spot Off Vine to developers ... for a parking lot.
Linda Deutsch
Column: Gloria Molina's farewell message to L.A.: Don't be corrupt March 25, 2023
After announcing she has terminal cancer, Gloria Molina reflects on her career as a trailblazing Latina politician.
Gustavo Arellano
Column: Who's more dangerous behind the wheel — drivers 70 and older, or 30 and younger? March 25, 2023
Are older drivers dangerous? The DMV is enforcing a rule that says people 70 and older have to take an in-person test and eye exam. Some say it's discrimination.
Steve Lopez
LAPD officers sue owner of anti-cop website for posting photos, 'bounty' March 25, 2023
Three Los Angeles police officers are suing a man who they say put a "bounty" on them after posting their images to his anti-law enforcement website, in the latest fallout from the recent release of photos of thousands of LAPD officers.
Libor Jany, Richard Winton
Former U.S. marshal from Brea convicted of framing ex-girlfriend in 'rape fantasy' scheme March 25, 2023
Ian R. Diaz, 44, was convicted of conspiracy to commit cyberstalking, cyberstalking perjury and obstruction of justice, the U.S. Department of Justice said.
Christian Martinez
Shutdown looms for L.A. County's troubled juvenile halls, state warns March 25, 2023
The Board of State and Community Corrections will make a final determination on whether to shut down the facilities on April 14.
Rebecca Ellis, James Queally
California Powerball winner buys 2nd multimillion-dollar home — this one in Altadena March 25, 2023
The winner of the $2-billion Powerball jackpot bought his second multimillion-dollar home in recent weeks, this one in Altadena — not far from where he bought his life-changing ticket.
Grace Toohey
LAUSD and union workers who led massive strike reach tentative settlement March 25, 2023
The agreement comes after L.A. Mayor Karen Bass intervened to mediate the protracted dispute that led to a three-day strike and LAUSD school closures.
Howard Blume, Dakota Smith, Debbie Truong
2 killed in Riverside County helicopter crash; NTSB investigating March 24, 2023
The Riverside County Sheriff's Office said deputies were called to the crash site near Pulsar View Road and Chastity Road in an unincorporated area of Perris at 12:39 p.m.
Taryn Luna
Snowpack in southern Sierra hits all-time record levels. How deep is that? March 24, 2023
The statewide snowpack record also hangs in the balance as another storm is poised to bring even more snow to the Sierra.
Terry Castleman
LAUSD strike may have been illegal — trial can move ahead, labor board says March 24, 2023
LAUSD could not prevent three-day strike by unions representing teachers and support staff, but will have the chance to prove the strike violated state rules.
Howard Blume
Antisemitic incidents surged in California as conspiracies fueled hate, report says March 24, 2023
The Anti-Defamation League said there was a 41% increase antisemitic incidents in California. Nearly half of the state's 518 incidents were in L.A., Riverside, San Bernardino and Kern counties.
Nathan Solis
Some Californians saw a rare display of the northern lights. Here's why it happened March 24, 2023
Northern Californians were able to see the aurora borealis, or northern lights, Thursday due to a severe geomagnetic spacial storm, scientists said.
Grace Toohey
Jury deliberations begin in Ridley-Thomas case that could land him in prison March 24, 2023
A jury began deliberating Friday morning whether to convict suspended Los Angeles city Councilmember Mark Ridley-Thomas of corruption charges.
Matt Hamilton
Garcetti sworn in as ambassador to India after two-year battle March 24, 2023
Vice President Kamala Harris administers the oath of office to the former L.A. mayor, who fought for his new job for nearly two years.
Courtney Subramanian
Uber driver who was killed by passenger was a war veteran and father of 2 March 24, 2023
The driver picked up two men and stopped his car in the 7-Eleven parking lot in Lynwood around 1:30 a.m. before he was shot, according to authorities.
Noah Goldberg
Newsom rolls back California drought restrictions after remarkably wet winter March 24, 2023
Newsom's decision to rescind some of the most severe restrictions comes after drenching storms eased extreme drought conditions across the state.
Hayley Smith, Mackenzie Mays
Strongest tornado in L.A. County in 40 years hit 110 mile-per-hour winds March 24, 2023
The National Weather Service said the EF1 tornado in Montebello was the strongest in the county since a tornado struck South-Central in 1983.
Noah Goldberg

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