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Amid the chaos of government cuts, the defunding of grants to libraries has gone largely unnoticed. But California wasn't spared.
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With his ban from Churchill Downs-owned tracks behind him, horse racing's most famous trainer knows this week is "all about the horses."
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For nearly a year, the UCLA Police Department has kept the cellphones of 40 UCLA students they arrested during last year's mass demonstrations over the war in Gaza.
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Sunny Mills, a set decorator who lost her home in the Eaton fire, is taking tintype photos of Altadena residents at their burned properties.
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David and Jessica Oyelowo, whose Yoruba Saxon label is behind Apple TV+ series "Government Cheese," are "normalizing the marginalized" — even against political headwinds.
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Actor Diego Bonet has written his first novel, 'The Undoing of Alejandro Velasco,' which he's adapting into a limited series for Amazon MGM Studios.
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Had the U.S. simply let the Vietnamese determine their own future 50 years ago, the outcome would have likely been the same, minus the millions of dead.
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A trendy idea within both parties is to cut red tape to encourage investment and innovation. Our current tax laws discourage both.
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Culver City resident Danine Dean claims that when police raided her home, detectives showed her a picture of a young Black male and asked if she had ever seen him. Her lawsuit says she didn't recognize him — but they did have something in common: Similar names.
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Matthew Barragan comes from a Central Valley immigrant family and cut his teeth defending the rights of indigent farmworkers facing deportation. Now he's responsible for civilian oversight of the LAPD.
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