California earthquake early warning system: How to get it now
The magnitude 4.4 quake — centered near Highland Park on Monday — came with an early warning from California’s quake alert system. It was not...
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‘It Ends With Us’ movie banned in Qatar for kissing scenes
Sony Pictures’ hit film adaptation of “It Ends With Us” has been prohibited from screening in Qatar, the Los Angeles Times confirmed on Monday. The...
KNX, KFI, KTLA: What’s the story behind radio and TV call letters?
Does the alphabet matter in broadcasting any more? People fire up their phones or tablets, and the way they leap in and out of video...
High school football season begins this week for teams going to Hawaii
It’s time for the high school football season to begin. The season officially starts this weekend for a group of teams traveling to Hawaii. Other...
Photos: Closing ceremony at Paris opens up 2028 Summer Olympics for L.A.
The world watched as the 2024 Paris Summer Olympics come to a close, with plenty of drama draped across iconic venues. Paris has passed its...
As school starts, LAUSD faces chronic student absenteeism
For students and parents, the first day of school is a crush of new schedules, new teachers and new things to learn — along with...
Palos Verdes quarterback Ryan Rakowski should climb to new heights
First in a series of stories profiling top high school football players by position. Today, Ryan Rakowski, Palos Verdes quarterback. Driving along Palos Verdes Drive...
Chargers-Seahawks preseason game preview: Here’s what to watch
Quarterback Easton Stick (2) should play more than a quarter in the Chargers’ preseason opener against the Seattle Seahawks. (Marcio Jose Sanchez / Associated Press)...
‘Bubble zones’ proposed to keep back protesters at abortion clinics and synagogues in L.A.
Protesters would need to give 8 feet of space to people entering abortion clinics, schools or places of worship across swaths of Los Angeles County...
How the 2028 Olympics should showcase L.A.: 9 wild ideas
Inspired by the profound (and often profoundly silly) Frenchness of the Paris Games, we — like much of the internet — have been thinking about...