Josie Huang

As U.S.-China tensions rise, advocacy groups are warning about Asians being scapegoated by politicians. Again.

As Labor Hall of Honor inductees, the group of more than 70 Thai garment workers will share recognition with the likes of Cesar Chavez and Eugene V. Debs.

For every community mourning a mass shooting, a question invariably arises, after the police barricades are gone and the bouquets have withered.

Some supporters of the anti-discrimination bill say they are on a hunger strike until the governor signs it into law.

Loyal patrons packed the famed Orange County hangout Friday to support staff and the victims’ families.

The Los Angeles City Council on Wednesday voted 12-3 to add $384 million in LAPD salary spending by 2027.

USC has hired the University of Washington’s Jennifer Cohen to steer the powerhouse athletic department away from a string of controversies and into a new and uncertain era in the Big Ten Conference.

In the week since wildfires devastated Maui, the Hawaiian community in Southern California has organized donation drives and fundraising efforts. Some are urging to give to relief efforts rather than to visit the island.

The ceremony was held before hosting the Colorado Rockies in front of a packed stadium crowd.

Thai-speaking staff will teach exploited workers about their rights and how to organize.

We hear from a restaurant manager, a gas station owner and an event planner.

On the 50th anniversary of Lee’s death, a look back at the icon’s pre-fame years in L.A., in pictures.