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The final running of Thursday Night Thunder at soon-to-close Irwindale Speedway brought out about 5,000 attendees, the organizer said, and the drag racers put on a show.

The U.S. Forest Service has closed all trails to Mt. Baldy’s peak until December 2025 to help the ecosystem recover from a fire. Hikers are defying the closures.

Forty years ago, Michael Anthony Cox was convicted of the murders of three girls in the Sierra Nevada foothills. Years later, the two main witnesses at his trial, also teenagers, recanted, saying police had pressured them into false stories. So why is Cox still on death row?

California vowed to shut down colonies where hundreds of captive dogs supply blood for veterinary care. But blood from the closed colonies is still crucial for saving lives.

In her first-ever interview, Donna Heinel recounts her time at the epicenter of the Varsity Blues scandal, four months in prison and her continued devotion to USC.

Away from the cruise ship passengers and conventioneers, you’ll find people passionate about their own unique corners of the LBC.

Soon after Hamid Mirshojae’s killing, the years of conflict between him and his former wife became a focus of suspicion.

Wells Fargo’s decision to move its headquarters in San Francisco is the latest sign of how the banking industry is becoming less prominent in California.

Working with Los Angeles architect Yo-ichiro Hakomori, a design-minded couple turn an empty lot on a challenging site into a showcase for artful living.

As rents rise, tenants are banding together on social media and shaming landlords and real estate agents for asking too much for listings.