Jeffrey Soros told donors his family's fellowship covered Abdul El-Sayed's grad school bills, fueling GOP hypocrisy attacks.

Mary Osako says releasing the 264-page report could cause “impossible” reputational harm. Seven employees want it public.

Two lawsuits accuse the state of illegally holding back school money as districts report layoffs and swelling class sizes.

No injuries reported, but a chunk of seaside bluff is gone and a geologist is now surveying the damage.

A dog was also gravely hurt in the same overnight crash near Pacific Coast Highway and Alameda Street. A man is now in custody.

A dozen immersive rooms, Paul Atreides' throne, and spice-tinged cocktails hit the Arts District before Dune: Part Three lands in theaters.

A stolen-car pursuit lasted barely a minute before it ended in flames near Candlewood and Premiere. Debris pierced a nearby home's door, but no one inside was hurt.

The 80-year-old riding club says it has nowhere else to go as Pasadena moves to end its lease at Hahamongna Watershed Park.

Framing is complete on a seven-story Pico Boulevard project with four units set aside for extremely low-income renters.

Los Angeles warms to 88 degrees Tuesday before a major heat wave arrives. Coastal flooding and high surf remain concerns along vulnerable beaches.

A car ended up inside a Food 4 Less in El Monte Tuesday morning; three people were struck, and at least two were taken to a hospital.

Photographer Shannon Sommer says the coyote is already familiar to nearby residents.

The GOP nominee wants language help pushed outside the classroom entirely, and he's calling Coastal Commission staffers idiots.