In the vineyard-lined stretches of Napa and the bustling corridors of Sacramento, some of California’s most entrenched political fixtures are discovering that seniority is no longer … Read more
Daniel Felix, 10, stands atop a gargantuan redwood stump on his tribe’s ancestral land, looking out over a canopy that hides a fractured history. Once, this … Read more
For decades, the world has viewed California politics through a cinematic lens. From the silver-screen charisma of Ronald Reagan to the bodybuilding magnetism of Arnold Schwarzenegger, … Read more
If a natural disaster were to strike Los Angeles in the near future, Jena Malone might be one of the first people arriving to help. The … Read more
The boundary between corporate ownership and editorial independence has always been a fault line in American journalism, but a new legal challenge is pushing that tension … Read more
While most University of California, Berkeley freshmen are navigating the steep learning curve of dorm life and introductory lectures, Adrit Rao is managing a product roadmap … Read more
For residents of the Portuguese Bend community in Rancho Palos Verdes, the ground has been a source of constant anxiety for years. Homes have split open, … Read more
Hollywood has always been a town of gambles, but the proposed $111 billion takeover of Warner Bros. Discovery by Paramount and Skydance is sparking a level … Read more
Pasadena Playhouse, one of the nation’s most celebrated regional theaters, will bring Josefina López’s groundbreaking musical Real Women Have Curves to Los Angeles for its post-Broadway … Read more
Three months after the tragic plane crash that claimed the life of Colombian singer Yeison Jiménez, his widow Sonia Restrepo has spoken publicly about her stance … Read more
The United States is navigating a volatile geopolitical crossroads as a fragile ceasefire with Iran approaches its expiration date. President Trump is currently weighing whether to … Read more
