The Highland Park campus locked down as LAPD and school police launched a death investigation into the boy's fall.

The billionaire won't live there — he's treating the foreclosed Winnick mansion as an investment.

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

New state law lets pop-ups open in DTLA storefronts for 120 days while forcing faster permit reviews.

Caltech students redesigned their AI-fueled Mathathon after an open letter drew thousands of signatures. The redo drops OpenAI and Anthropic sponsorship.

The 11th annual bash brings a first-ever Dumpling Bowl showdown to San Gabriel's Historic Mission District this Friday.

Nearly 139,000 Class of 2026 seniors took the SAT statewide, hedging their bets while UC quietly reconsiders its testing ban.

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.

A suspect allegedly pointed a gun at an officer during a traffic stop before the multiagency bust unraveled the crew.

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

Deputies closed Fuller Avenue for hours after a man allegedly tried to taser someone, then barricaded inside an apartment building.

Debaters get 10 minutes to defend takes like mandatory vasectomies at the 112-year-old Regent Theater on Main Street.