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In a bold shift, former President Trump is redefining the “you break it, you own it” principle amid escalating tensions with Iran. His approach signals a tougher stance that could reshape U.S. foreign policy in the region.
“Zootopia 2” has become the highest-grossing U.S. animated movie of all time, the Los Angeles Times reports. The sequel surpassed box office records, marking a major milestone for Disney’s franchise.
A former water polo player has accused an elite Los Angeles school of racial slurs, sexual assault, and a subsequent cover-up, raising serious concerns about the institution’s handling of misconduct, according to the Los Angeles Times.
Los Angeles launches new initiatives to attract businesses back to California, aiming to boost the local economy and create jobs amid rising out-of-state relocations. Efforts focus on incentives and streamlined regulations.
The FIFA Club World Cup 2025 will be hosted across stadiums in the United States, featuring venues in key cities like New York, Miami, and Los Angeles. These locations promise a global football spectacle on iconic turf.
A homicide investigation is underway in Reseda after a girl was reportedly killed in an alleged bullying incident, authorities confirmed. The case is under active investigation by local law enforcement.
The Los Angeles mayoral race heats up as candidates vie to address key city issues including homelessness, public safety, and housing. Voters face a critical choice shaping LA’s future leadership and policies.
The Los Angeles Times invites readers to share the best book they’ve ever read in a book club. From timeless classics to modern hits, discover which titles sparked the most engaging discussions. Join the conversation today.
The Trump-era DOJ seeks to intervene in a lawsuit accusing Los Angeles schools of discriminating against a “new minority: white students,” sparking debate over race and education policies in the district.
Former President Trump labeled Chicago the “world’s most dangerous city,” sparking debate as data shows the four most violent U.S. cities are actually in red states, challenging common political narratives on crime.
Pima, featured in the Los Angeles Business Journal, challenges the notion of “basic” with its innovative approach in LA’s competitive market. The company’s unique offerings and growth mark a standout story in the region’s business landscape.
The Los Angeles Chargers have made key roster moves this week, including signings, releases, and practice squad adjustments. Stay updated with the latest team transactions only on USA Today.
Gas prices continue to surge nationwide, but one Los Angeles gas station is making headlines by charging drivers an unprecedented rate. The extreme pricing highlights growing concerns over fuel affordability amid inflation.
A man was detained after driving a truck through an anti-Iran protest in Los Angeles, Al Jazeera reports. Authorities have launched an investigation into the incident, which escalated tensions at the demonstration.
Street activist turned congresswoman Karen Bass is vying for Los Angeles mayor, aiming to bring her deep community roots and progressive vision to the city’s top job, promising change and inclusive leadership.
Live Nation Entertainment has reached a settlement with the U.S. Department of Justice, addressing antitrust concerns. The agreement aims to ensure fair competition in the live event promotion industry.
A new Brookings report highlights a significant surge in Latino and Hispanic-owned businesses across the US, underscoring their growing impact on the economy and entrepreneurial landscape.
LOS ANGELES — Olympic legends Miller and Naber, alongside football figures Cantor and Rothenberg, were honored at the 20th L.A. Sports Awards, celebrating decades of athletic excellence and local sports impact.
A recent memo warns California could face drone attacks amid escalating tensions with Iran. However, officials downplay the threat, emphasizing preparedness and cautioning against public alarm, reports the Los Angeles Times.