September LA Times/Berkeley poll on statewide propositions
Sep 25, 2026
Hedge fund manager Aaron Sosnick gave a combined $4 million to two independent expenditure committees backing Nithya Raman's mayoral campaign.
For more than three days, fire crews have worked to address a lithium-ion battery fire in La Verne that has forced the evacuation of hundreds of residents and raised questions about the safety of California's rapidly expanding energy storage systems.
The U.S. 9th Circuit Court of Appeals has rebuffed a Trump administration effort to dictate how homeless service organizations in Los Angeles can seek millions of dollars in federal housing funds.
A Stanford spokesperson said its housing and dining department had used AI 'to alter the image in violation of university policy.'
Sep 24, 2026
Wilver Blanco, 42, was shot in 2024 after police were called to the Broadway-Manchester neighborhood for a report of man seen chasing an elderly man with a knife, possibly while under the influence of drugs.
The former deputy fire chief for the city of Beverly Hills has been arrested on suspicion of vandalism and stalking, police said.
Don Johnson works as an independent contractor delivering lost or delayed luggage to homes in order to pay his wife's medical bills.
Two people were killed after a plane crashed in Hesperia Thursday morning.
Two hurricanes in the Pacific could combine with high tides to cause flooding and erosion at Southern California beaches early next week.
The former husband of Jill Maiorca is accused of killing her in 2006 and hiding her body under the Big Bear Lake home "without the homeowner's knowledge," authorities said.
A majority of Americans are worried about AI's progress as tech industry leaders and lawmakers call for its development to slow, according to a poll released Thursday. Three quarters of respondents to CNN's new survey reported some level of “fear and concern” when it came to “growth and development of AI technology.” The remaining 25...
When the weekend actually rolls around, the highs, lows and chance of rain numbers you were seeing on your phone app may be totally different. It could easily rain when it says it wouldn't, or be way hotter than expected.
