LA Astronomical Society to Mark 100 Years with 100 Telescopes at Griffith Park
The Los Angeles Astronomical Society’s celebration of its 100th anniversary Saturday at the Griffith Observatory will be highlighted…
A shakeup at L.A.’s animal services. Is that good news for its 60,000 animals?
L.A. has one of the largest animal shelter systems in the country, and it’s going through a major…
Here are some fresh and favorite food haunts to try
Much of the news dominating the local restaurant scene has focused on sadness. Two Los Angeles icons, Cole’s…
A Tejano tries King Taco for the first time
L.A. Times photography fellow Ronaldo Bolaños is still learning the city, so that’s why the Dallas native asked…
Speed cameras are coming to Los Angeles. Here’s where to expect them
The challenges of driving through Los Angeles streets are well known. There are the seemingly increasing number of…
Inside the ‘California exodus.’ This is what is real and what is myth
Few storylines engage Los Angeles Times readers more than the “leaving California” narrative. And over the last decade,…
Californians who left the state saved money, bought homes
I couldn’t say how often it happens, but every once in a while, the thought of buying a…
You could pay more than $5,000 for a single ticket to the 2028 L.A. Olympics
The budget for the 2028 Summer Olympics in Los Angeles anticipates $2.5 billion in revenue from ticket and…
Four-day OCD treatment offers new hope in New Zealand – No Such Thing as Normal
The hug came moments after Isabella had completed an intensive treatment for obsessive compulsive disorder, the Bergen 4-day…
100 Years On, Quantum Physics Remains the Universe’s Greatest Mystery
A century on, the quantum landscape remains dazzlingly productive and stubbornly mysterious. Its equations steer lasers and LEDs,…