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People see what he backs as a politician, but they don’t see what he’s willing to fight for, says Los Angeles Magazine.
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People see what he backs as a politician, but they don’t see what he’s willing to fight for, says Los Angeles Magazine.
Pacifica Radio board wants to add more Spanish language programming at 90.7 FM.
The start white and red apartment complex in the Arts District will get a softer look under new ownership.
The annual Los Angeles Press Club awards were handed out Sunday night. Here are the winners.
Joint attention to the homeless issue will be on the same day as 70+ Bay Area news organizations focus their coverage on the problem.
The Green Dot charter schools founder says he's in "to disrupt the political establishment and turn our city around."
California Today has news from the NYT, the LA Times and other media outlets and is written by Ian Lovett of the LA bureau.
Coming, goings, awards and Donald Trump. Plus that LAT photographer pleads no contest and gets community service.
Offices and retail in the older buildings, while it looks like the 1970s corporate side will be razed for apartments.
Magdi Hanna never saw a jukebox growing up in Egypt. Now he is one of the last to repair the icons of 20th century America.
Cunningham created the genre of street fashion photography and was featured in a 2010 documentary.
There is no more Tribune Publishing. There is only tronc.
There's nothing going on, but the trick is to make it look like there is for a few days.
President Obama and his family spent Fathers Day weekend in Yosemite Valley and appeared to be appropriately blown away.
Bear playing in the swimming pool in Bradbury during Sunday's heat.
Onni group, based in Vancouver, has other projects in downtown and would redevelop the longtime LA Times home for offices and retail.
La Opinión says the Sunday scene of families, horses and bands is like a rural Mexican village.
A demand to see the books. A shareholder lawsuit. Open derision at the corporate name change and strategy for the future.
Trump adds the very mainstream Post to the list of neutral orgs he doesn't want covering him.
The Los Angeles LGBT Center has announced a a vigil and a rally for victims of the Orlando mass shooting and their families at 7 p.m. Monday at Los Angeles City Hall.
Errant tweet from Santa Monica police chief added to Sunday jitters.
Cherry picking of some results that stand out from the others.
Big sale starts today then the Brand Boulevard shop will move online.
Lamb was "the consummate newspaperman in the glory days of the profession," his LAT obit begins.
A managing editor is out, Muhammad Ali coverage, Tronc reactions, a wedding and more.
A brush fire started by a car accident this afternoon is burning right up to homes in Calabasas, close to the area of Old Topanga Road and Mulholland Highway.
Muhammad Ali, who died today at age 74, had a lot of connections to Los Angeles.
It's not true that the new name for Michael Ferro's experiment in newspapering stands for Time to Recycle Old Newspaper Company.
Clinton fundraises in LA
Jim Henson Studios on La Brea became a presidential campaign stop on Thursday.
Brown declares disaster area
The natural gas leak above Porter Ranch now qualifies for various government actions. Story
Performing arts with cheer
Donna Perlmutter closes out 2015 with productions downtown and on the Westside.
