Is Getting the COVID-19 Vaccine Out of Turn Ethical?
Low-risk vaccine line jumpers are finding creative ways to get those coveted shots. Is there any harm in it? Ethicists and health experts weigh in
The Drumbeat to Open L.A. Schools Is Getting Louder. Here’s When and How That Will Happen
Superintendent Austin Beutner talks about infection rates, health protocols, and his 60-day goal
What Is Causing the Decline in L.A. COVID-19 Cases?
Rates of new infections and hospitalizations have fallen far from their winter peaks, but we still have a long way to go
Tweets Mocking California’s Energy Woes Resurface Amid Texas’s Winter Blackouts
As Texans grapple with power grid failures in the face of freezing weather, Lone Star State lawmakers once again default to blaming—you guessed it—green energy
Who’ll Be the Next Editor of the L.A. Times? Let’s Break Down the Odds
It's a fight to the finish for the top job in Los Angeles journalism. Here's how the search is shaking out according to insiders
LAPD Officers Reportedly Circulated a ‘Valentine’ Mocking George Floyd
Floyd’s family and D.A. Gascón are among those who have responded to the allegation
A Recent Wave of Attacks on Asian Americans Has Communities on Edge
Reports of anti-Asian racism have surged amid the COVID-19 pandemic
Activists Say Beverly Hills Cops Are Playing Music to Keep Themselves Off Instagram
The department tells Vice that one particularly incident featuring Sublime's hit "Santeria" is "currently under review"
California Lawmakers Push for Big Theme Parks to Open Sooner than They’re Slated To
Assembly Bill 420 would move Disneyland and its ilk from the Yellow Tier into the Orange Tier
In Indignant Letter Citing ‘Home Alone 2’, Donald Trump Resigns from SAG-AFTRA
It's unclear what—if any—impact the union's move would have on the soon-to-be former president's ability to work in TV post-Oval Office