Utility Journalism News Today

The Features staff is nearly doubling in an effort to bolster its successful guides, expand the wellness beat and become even more essential to Angelenos seeking to explore, savor and build community in the area.

The Class of 2023 summer interns include emerging journalists who have honed their craft reporting, shooting, editing and designing stories from coast to coast and on multiple continents.

In recent years, it's become easier to get ADU projects approved, and interest is growing.

You Do ADU, a six-part series, will guide you through the decisions about whether and how to build an accessory dwelling unit in Southern California.

There's growing interest among some Latinos and Southern California residents in understanding how traditional healing can complement Western health practices.

The combination of stakes and suspense might make you feel a little anxious. Uncertainty stresses us out, but there are ways to manage it.

The scandal began with audio leaked on Reddit. The L.A. Times offers secure ways to share newsworthy information with us.

'Dear Evan Hansen' producer Steve Fickinger's friends reflect on the moments that encapsulated the joy and laughter he brought to theater after his death at 62.

‘Not everyone wants to go to the police right away. Not everyone is ready to talk about trauma that they’ve experienced.’

Targeted News Service provides Washington Bureau coverage, federal contract and contracting information for awards and for subcontracting opportunities, a congressional vote chart, federal and congressional press releases.