Latest Stories RSS

More than a year later, a teenager recounts the small, devastating losses of legacy landmarks, neighborhood identity and the ordinary life she left behind.

The fest will feature 65 bands, with acts hailing from Los Angeles, Mexico and as far as France and Holland.

Critics of spyware, which can be used to remotely hack into phones, worry the Trump administration is eroding policies that stigmatized the commercial spyware industry.

The team’s first practice will be open to the public on June 8. It’s limited to about 7,000 people. You can get free tickets through a lottery that closes Monday.

Today on AirTalk: local response to attack at the Islamic Center of San Diego, concerns about nicotine pouches, common gastro conditions, and why PCOS is being renamed.

The city’s airport is set to close at the end of 2028. Voters have approved turning it into a park. But some now want a piece of that land for affordable housing.

The review commissioned by the L.A. County Fire Department echoes other after-action reports, pointing to unprecedented conditions and strained resources as main challenges.

A San Diego judge ordered the penalties earlier this month after the city ran out of legal appeals.

Three adult victims and two suspects have died.

this system is different from how most states handle their primary elections.

The fire on the south side of Simi Valley began Monday morning and has charred nearly 1,400 acres.

Career technical pathways provide a leg up — if students complete them.