Leslie Berestein Rojas

E-bike maker Delfast has dozens of Ukrainian staff. Some were able to flee the country, others are internal refugees, and others are stuck in their homes. All are trying to keep working.

They have family and friends in both countries. They worry their family and friends in Ukraine will be killed, while they’re upset that many in Russia believe Putin’s lies about the invasion.

A plane loaded with medical supplies, baby formula and other critical items for Ukrainian civilians and soldiers left LAX Thursday morning.

A plane loaded with medical supplies and other items is set to leave LAX for Poland. From there, the plan is to take it into Ukraine by truck.

The characters in Detained, which premieres this weekend at the Fountain Theater in Hollywood, are based on real people who landed in immigrant detention.

Taken by photographer Steven Gold, the photo depicts a woman and a little girl, presumably a mother and daughter, walking down the street in the MacArthur Park neighborhood near Alvarado Street.

Seeking stability and prenatal care, one family left a base in Virginia and traveled to Orange County to stay with relatives.

Lifelong Rams fan Scott Severe was one of the lucky ones. He was in the stands to see the Rams clinch the NFC championship and came all the way from Utah for Sunday's game.

Officials encourage those without insurance to sign up.

Under Gov. Newsom’s plan, low-income people in that age group who qualify could start applying on Jan. 1, 2024.

More families are arriving; they'll need everything from housing to computers.

Pacific Blvd. in Huntington Park is one of L.A.’s legendary shopping districts, with stores selling everything from quinceañera dresses to cowboy hats. But online sales and the pandemic have taken their toll.