Los Angeles Times

A man died after his car fell nearly 500 feet off a Highway 1 cliff near Santa Cruz on Monday, according to authorities.

The Islamic Center of San Diego is mourning three people killed in Monday's attack, including a security guard praised by police for his actions.

A wind-driven fire that broke out in Ventura County Monday morning stalled overnight, allowing some residents to return home.

The Joshua tree has been featured in poetry and music and represented a burning bush in the latest episode of "Euphoria." A small group of scientists hope the key to unlocking its long-term survival is buried in the sand.

Conor Oberst has spent decades turning pain into music. Now, the Bright Eyes frontman is opening up about addiction, aging and burnout in a candid new interview as he prepares for his Hollywood Bowl show on Saturday

The challenge for LAUSD is continuing progress that has won acclaim, despite the absence of Supt. Alberto Carvalho and his top two academic administrators.

Artificial intelligence has triggered fierce competition for top talent and is also fueling tens of thousands of layoffs this year. The class divide is widening in Silicon Valley as a tiny group of employees are landing unprecedented packages for their AI skills, while many others struggle to find work. The have-nots are doing everything that used to guarantee great jobs — refreshing resumes, optimizing LinkedIn profiles and doing interviews — but companies are much more picky these days. The tech jobless are rethinking their lives. Some are taking pay cuts, others are leaving tech. Some are going back to study or launch startups. Some have retired.

A brush fire in Simi Valley has moved into a neighborhood and burned at least one home and another structure.

Several Los Angeles-based artists have been taking part in public events to create artwork celebrating community and welcoming the World Cup to Inglewood.

Spencer Pratt, like President Trump before him, is a political product of the reality-TV industrial complex. And like Trump in 2016, he has no experience in public office.