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Palm Springs is bracing for an economic hit. Canadian snowbirds are canceling vacations and selling property because of Trump.

Pasadena Playhouse celebrated its 100th birthday Saturday night by announcing the company has regained ownership of its landmark Elmer Grey building, listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

Stanley Zhong had a 4.42 grade-point average in high school and a nearly perfect SAT score but got rejected from 16 of the 18 colleges he applied for. He is suing the schools.

Lawsuits and interviews The Times conducted provide a fresh glimpse into the extraordinary dysfunction inside Donda and the erratic behavior of its controversial founder that led to its unraveling.

Michael Lerma, 68, was convicted of racketeering and murder in a trial that showed how he called the shots for gangs in his hometown of Pomona and took over his wing of a federal jail in downtown Los Angeles, overseeing drug sales, stabbings, and at least one killing.

A behind-the-scenes look at the months-long effort to resist President Trump’s agenda inside California Atty. Gen. Rob Bonta’s office.

Edison’s actions to prevent wildfires are under scrutiny after the devastating Eaton wildfire that killed 17 people and destroyed 10,000 homes and other structures

The death of 17 people in Altadena during the Eaton fire has highlighted L.A. County’s struggle to plan for the evacuation of elderly and disabled residents.

President Trump has designated cartels as terrorist groups and called for the death penalty against fentanyl dealers. His approach has been welcomed by some parents who have lost children to overdoses, but others warn of added stigma and unintended consequences.

Nikki Cheng Saelee-McCain disappeared in May. Ten months later, her case is being investigated as a homicide.