Julia Paskin

Most of what you think you’re recycling isn’t actually recyclable, and ends up in the ocean. But you can do a few things about the recycling crisis, including cleaning up your local beach.

Pretty much anywhere you can go out for a drink and mingle will have to start requiring proof of vaccination at the door. Large outdoor venues, including stadiums, will be allowed to accept a vaccine card or a negative COVID-19 test.

Voters still have the opportunity to register day-of and vote in-person at vote centers across the state, which means results could be up in the air for days after the polls close tonight.

The suit claims the city’s mandate is tantamount to coercive bodily searches. A vaccine legal expert says that’s not the case when it comes to public health.

A bill — SB 796 — to transfer what's known as Bruce's Beach back to the family's descendants has cleared the state Senate and is headed to Gov. Gavin Newsom's desk for his signature.

We spoke with families who lost loved ones in the Sept. 11 attacks for some advice on living with loss.

Los Angeles County has divided youth sports into three risk categories, each with its own coronavirus requirements for vaccinations and weekly testing.

Onlookers saw a large fire tornado, technically a “fire whirl,” over the Chaparral Fire on Sunday.

The blanket of sewage-sludge is left over from the catastrophic backup and flooding at the Hyperion Water Reclamation Plant on July 11. Residents have reported headaches and other symptoms from the lingering odor.

A group of Afghan American activists is holding a vigil Tuesday night to mourn the lives lost and the turmoil that has taken over Afghanistan.

Los Angeles Unified School District students returned for the fall semester on Monday, going back to classrooms that are as "normal" as they've been since the start of the pandemic.

We know this is not your typical back-to-school day. We've got you covered with some helpful links as LAUSD campuses reopen for the fall semester.