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Arizona is now among a handful of battlegrounds that will determine whether Vice President Kamala Harris or former President Trump wins the White House in November.
Los Angeles is well-versed in deception. Bring water to the desert, and everything will turn green.
The fate of magic mushrooms in California is unclear. Some wellness businesses are using them anyway
With legalization in limbo, businesses are becoming bolder in offering psychedelic-assisted experiences.
Someone has left more than a dozen bottles of urine atop a nondescript electrical box in Pasadena. But why? And who is responsible?
Bryant Riley assembled his L.A. financial service company over 20 years, serving small- to mid-cap companies. Now, his biggest deal ever has gone bad and he’s struggling to save his namesake company.
A California man paid $1,000 to rent a jaguar for an hour-long photo shoot. Then he bought the cub for $25,000, sparking an investigation into the exotic pet trade.
The shock rocker’s return has sparked outrage from women who have alleged abuse and activists aghast that Manson, who has denied all allegations, is performing in arenas again.
With a key vote coming on a bid to rezone Los Angeles to add 250,000 more homes, city officials released a long-awaited report on the history of exclusionary zoning.
Living inside the Rancho Palos Verdes landslide zone: Darkness, propane, batteries and determination
Patty Perkinson is not ready to give up on her Rancho Palos Verdes home — despite the active landslide causing untold damage and now the loss of vital utilities.
As investors replace residents, Cayucos, gem of the Central Coast, is becoming a seasonal ghost town
In a constantly changing California, Cayucos is a perfectly preserved time capsule. But the town is losing its identity as wealthy investors buy up homes for short-term rentals.
The Gas Company Tower, one of Los Angeles’ tallest skyscrapers, may get a new lease on life if a sale goes through. But officials want to make sure it’s seismically safe.
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