Magnitude 4.6 earthquake shakes near Fortuna in Northern California March 21, 2023
The earthquake occurred seven miles south of Fortuna in Northern California at 4:18 p.m. Pacific time Tuesday, according to the U.S. Geological Survey.
Quakebot
Abcarian: Another LAUSD strike — it's hell on families, but workers had no choice March 21, 2023
Los Angeles' public school bus drivers, teacher aides, custodians and cafeteria workers are merely demanding well-deserved raises — and respect.
Robin Abcarian
Amid threatened state intervention, L.A. County OKs steps to reform probation department March 21, 2023
With a few months left for a dramatic course correction, the Board of Supervisors unanimously passed three motions Tuesday aimed at overhauling the troubled department.
Rebecca Ellis
LAPD chief: Inspector general's office to investigate release of officer photos March 21, 2023
Chief Michel Moore, citing safety concerns, said the inspector general will investigate the disclosure of officers' photos in an online database launched by the Stop LAPD Spying Coalition.
Richard Winton, Libor Jany
LAUSD strike has parents scrambling for day-care sites March 21, 2023
With LAUSD schools closed, parents scrambled to care for their children
Sonja Sharp, Brennon Dixson, Howard Blume, Hailey Branson-Potts
Parents brave the rain to secure three days of food for their children March 21, 2023
Parents venture out in a fierce storm to secure three days of food for their children on first day of LAUSD strike
Brittny Mejia, Sonja Sharp, Hailey Branson-Potts
Man who was on life support after violent confrontation with Montclair police has died March 21, 2023
Antonio Ibanez died 10 days after Montclair police officers used force to detain him. A family attorney is urging police to release body-camera footage of the incident.
Salvador Hernandez
Trash interceptor weathers the storms, sparing Pacific from thousands of pounds of garbage March 21, 2023
Heavy rains have put the Ballona Creek trash collection system to the test, and for the most part it appears to have passed.
Terry Castleman
Potentially deadly fungus spreading rapidly across California, CDC says March 21, 2023
Candida auris, a potentially deadly fungus that is resistant to drug therapy, is spreading rapidly across California and the U.S., the CDC said.
Noah Goldberg
Photos: Three-day strike shuts down LAUSD, halting class for 420,000 students March 21, 2023
The nation's second-largest school district ground to a halt Tuesday as 30,000 service employees — joined in sympathy by about 30,000 teachers — walked off the job to begin an anticipated three-day strike in demand of higher wages.
Times Photography Staff
Trial begins in Park City ski-crash lawsuit against Gwyneth Paltrow March 21, 2023
Gwyneth Paltrow was present in Park City, Utah, as a jury began hearing arguments about whether she is liable for a 2016 crash on the ski slopes.
Jonah Valdez
Downtown L.A.'s Grand Park to be renamed in honor of longtime Supervisor Gloria Molina March 21, 2023
L.A. County supervisors vote to rename Grand Park in honor of Gloria Molina, the longtime supervisor who last week revealed she has terminal cancer.
Rebecca Ellis, Julia Wick
A 16-year LAUSD employee pickets over earnings of just $1.41 over minimum wage March 21, 2023
A worker at Parmelee Elementary School in South Los Angeles helps prepare over 1,500 meals a day. After 16 years, she makes $1.41 above minimum wage.
Hailey Branson-Potts
Mammoth, Big Bear extend their seasons (and yes, you'll be skiing into summer) March 21, 2023
Experiencing its snowiest winter on record, Mammoth Mountain will keep ski operations going into July. Big Bear also extends its season.
Christopher Reynolds
Man arrested for trying to ram Riverside park rangers with car after being spotted in a drug deal, police say March 21, 2023
A man whom park police stumbled upon making a drug deal inside a Riverside park attempted to ram two officers with his car before firing a gun, police said.
Noah Goldberg
Deadly 'bomb cyclone' storm slams California, toppling trees and causing blackouts March 21, 2023
At least one person was killed in the low-pressure system that brought widespread rain, damaging gusts that knocked glass out of skyscrapers and left tens of thousands without power.
Hayley Smith, Susanne Rust, Luke Money
Massive strike shutters LAUSD as a sea of workers seeking higher wages rallies downtown March 21, 2023
LAUSD bus drivers, custodians, teachers, classroom aides and cafeteria workers join wet, cold picket lines at shuttered schools across the district.
Grace Toohey, Andrew J. Campa, Brennon Dixson, Howard Blume, Hailey Branson-Potts, Sonja Sharp, Brittny Mejia
Space station discarded some trash. It rained fire in California's sky March 21, 2023
Satellite debris reentering the Earth's atmosphere recently lighted up the sky across Northern California. Experts say the phenomenon is more common than many realize.
Grace Toohey
Humans are the greatest peril to mountain lions. Can that change? March 21, 2023
The average California mountain lion is more likely to die at the hands of a human than of natural causes.
Sean Greene
L.A.'s only Indigenous school helps return land to California's Native population March 21, 2023
By naming it the Chief Ya'anna Learning Village, a school official said they will pay tribute to an Indigenous leader who offered refuge to Indigenous immigrants.
Melissa Gomez

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The $15.6bn financing package is expected to be approved in the coming weeks.
Two held after mob rushes Sydney LGBT protesters March 22, 2023
Two men have been arrested after a mob clashed with LGBT activists outside a Sydney church, police say.
Video shows police piling on Irvo Otieno before his death in custody March 22, 2023
A US grand jury has indicted 10 people charged with second-degree murder for Irvo Otieno's death.
Ron DeSantis sharpens attacks on Trump's 'daily drama' March 22, 2023
In a TV interview, the Florida Republican takes shots at his possible rival's leadership style.
California battles heavy floods with more rain and wind to come March 22, 2023
Another large storm is forecast to hit the state's central and southern coast this week.
Malawi cannabis: Farmers let down after paying out cash March 22, 2023
Small-scale growers are empty handed after forking out large sums for equipment and training.
'Reckless' Gwyneth Paltrow caused Utah ski crash, lawyers say March 22, 2023
The Oscar-winner denies claims she caused serious injuries to a man on the slopes in Utah.
From street truce to Olympic battles - breaking's 40-year odyssey March 22, 2023
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Ugandan parliament passes bill to jail gay people March 21, 2023
People identifying as gay or a sexual minority could face lengthy prison terms if it becomes law.
Ban lifted on Israelis' return to evacuated West Bank settlements March 21, 2023
Lawmakers vote to allow Israelis back into four West Bank settlements that were evacuated in 2005.
Badger tunnels halt traffic on Dutch railways March 21, 2023
Trains in the north and south of the Netherlands are affected, with some services stopping for a week.
Cheers and applause as Uganda passes new bill banning identifying as LGBT March 21, 2023
Uganda's parliament drafts new law that criminalises identifying as LGBT in the country.
Putin: China plan could end war, but Ukraine and West not ready for peace March 21, 2023
Mr Putin says China's plan could end the war - but he claims Ukraine and the West are not ready for peace.
Conspiracy theorists led family to death in Switzerland March 21, 2023
Swiss investigators say adults in the family were obsessed with conspiracy theories.
The US interest-rate decision the world is watching March 21, 2023
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Memorial raids: Russia targets leaders of banned Nobel Prize-winning group March 21, 2023
Nine leaders of Memorial are targeted, months after their organisation was shut down.
New Jersey Fountain of Life Center church engulfed in flames March 21, 2023
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Journalist opens USB letter bomb in newsroom March 21, 2023
Ecuador's government condemns the attack after journalists nationwide are targeted.
Amritpal Singh: Sikh separatist preacher continues to elude police March 21, 2023
Punjab's top court questions efforts to find Amritpal Singh, who's being sought by thousands of police.
The South African choir that performed for Queen Victoria March 21, 2023
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