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Oscar nominated films “King Richard” and “Licorice Pizza” depict what it takes to...

Oscar nominees “King Richard” and “Licorice Pizza” are imperfect films, but they accurately show what it takes to succeed in California, says Joe Mathews.

Widespread support of the University, its students, faculty, and programs has made a dramatic success of Sac States first comprehensive fundraising effort, which even after attaining the milestone continues toward its June 30, 2022, completion.

The longtime civic leader fits the profile of successful power brokers in the city’s past. Will that kind of résumé succeed in the present?

And Eric Lander resigns.

The crimes against humanity complaint filed in Texas against individuals behind the Wuhan coronavirus (COVID-19) vaccines has more "teeth" compared to the case filed before the [...]

Retired ILWU leader Clarence Thomas says privatization attacks are occurring under Democrats By Ken Epstein More than 100 people —teachers, parents, school activists and community leaders — came together Sunday, Jan. 23, at a Zoom town hall meeting to begin mobilizing the city to oppose the permanent closing of neighborhood schools and threatened takeover of […]| Retired ILWU leader Clarence Thomas says privatization attacks are occurring under Democrats By Ken Epstein More than 100 people...

At one time there were four credible proposals to build stadiums around L.A. and bring one or more NFL teams here, but Inglewood won out.

On a clear December morning, Los Angeles' greatest hits shine from the roof of the Audrey Irmas Pavilion: You can see the Hollywood sign, the Griffith Park Observatory, even a snowy Mount Baldy, all without squinting.

The wait is over for one of the most hotly-anticipated editions to the cultural landscape of Los Angeles in recent memory. OMA has announced the official completion of its much-heralded Audrey Irmas Pavilion for the Wilshire Boulevard Temple in Koreatown. The new building offers a unique center...