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Chief Moore told the Police Commission that Earl Roots had been hospitalized "due to a complaint of having asthma."

A series of exhibitions offers historical perspectives on the still-active LA organization’s cultural and social resonance.

The wonder material of the 1950s has become so ubiquitous that communities are finding it hard to live without it.

The beloved non-profit is undertaking an extensive revamp of its home, a former seafood packing plant near the Downtown Arts District

Scouting and thoughts on five young Cubs prospects.

The Cubs have a flurry of prospect promotions throughout their farm system.

Through murals, theater, photography and music, the Chicano Moratorium shaped a generation of Chicano artists, and influencing artists to this day.

Support Provided By This article is part of a series on the history of graphic design and social activism in California from "Artbound." Produced in partnership with Hyperallergic. Californias culture and art movements have long enjoyed a unique freedom from East Coast and European dogmas. This manifests itself in social, creative and aesthetic realms characterized by experimentation, openness and independence. Graphic design is a key element of defining this California way of life, from the cl...

Streetsblog California Editor Melanie Curry is one of very few reporters tracking the California Transportation Commission, where her reporting has lent strength to advocates’ push for appointees who stand for clean air and equitable transportation. Streetsblog San Francisco Editor Roger Rudick has frequently corrected the mainstream media record on California High-Speed Rail. L.A. Times readers would hardly know that hundreds of miles of California high-speed rail are under construction, the...