The poster, revealed at D23 Expo, Disney’s largest fan event, was one of several announcements for fans of “Star Wars,” Marvel and Pixar.
An annual picking trip to a California farm has become a window into our daunting climate and work challenges.
Howard is expected to join his sixth team in five years. Once again, he will be in Los Angeles with championship aspirations.
Kamala Harris has the home-state advantage, but the other Democratic presidential hopefuls are not ceding the state.
Friday: A Times reporter returns to Jewish sleepaway camp. Also: Wildfire prevention and the story of a formerly $1 billion property in L.A.
Snap changed social media — and Venice, Calif. — for good. What’s next?
Did someone really walk into an auction and buy the priciest piece of real estate in California for $100,000? Well, yes and no.
The 17-year-old, London Wallace, was in an apartment at a party when officers conducting a probation search arrived. An officer hit him several times, the lawsuit says.
The 17-year-old, London Wallace, was in an apartment at a party when officers conducting a probation search arrived. An officer hit him several times, the lawsuit says.
Thursday: The consent decree stemmed from a Los Angeles case. Also: A foiled possible mass shooting, and North West’s summer camp.
For gender-nonconforming campers, a new all-gender cabin at Camp Tawonga was a rare respite from the outside world, where bullying and the feeling of not fitting in can make growing up difficult.
Kee was awarded for his bravery in World War I, but later became a convicted criminal when he skirted discriminatory laws to help immigrants move to America from China.
He loved the Baja Peninsula and helped preserve it, introducing people to the region and convincing them that it was worth protecting.
The jewelry designer Irene Neuwirth has filled her abode with gemlike colors and pictures of her dog.
The jewelry designer invites T into her home in the Venice neighborhood of Los Angeles.
Wednesday: Local regulations stand in the way of more apartments. Also: Pacific Gas & Electric shares tumble; and Tom Waits’s San Diego.
Long before streaming video, it captured images of campus life every 20 seconds. The quirky project, believed to be the longest-running public webcam, will shut down at the end of August.
In the late 1960s, Haddon Salt built a fast-food empire. Then Kentucky Fried Chicken came knocking.
In the late 1960s, Haddon Salt built a fast food empire. Then Kentucky Fried Chicken came knocking.
A growing number of Western homeowners are being dropped by their insurance companies, prompting warnings from officials and worries about what comes next.
With a lawyer, most unaccompanied immigrant children don’t get deported. But most don’t have one, and go before a judge alone.
With a lawyer, most unaccompanied immigrant children don’t get deported. But most don’t have one, and go before a judge alone.
Tuesday: Gov. Gavin Newsom signed into law one of the nation’s toughest standards for the use of deadly force. Also: A stunning turn in the Ghost Ship fire trial.
He says low-quality streaming is hurting our songs and our brains. Is he right?
Robert Nederlander and Carole Shorenstein Hays can compete to program shows in their now separately operated playhouses.
Monday: The new curriculum could devolve into a political scrum, while still being great for engaging students. Also: Kamala Harris’s fund-raising turning point.
The bidding for the Porsche Type 64, built by Ferdinand Porsche in 1939, was supposed to open at $13 million but instead started at $30 million.
“I’ve been writing a book for a couple of years and then they slip the chain off and I can run wild.”
I’m childless, still trekking the path to self-realization, and always the first one on the dance floor.
In California, water is precious. The state’s hidden pools are yet another reason to treasure it.
How our nudes have changed in the last 50 years.
Seniors need transportation alternatives more than ever, but many are intimidated by ride-hailing apps.
The ruling is a partial victory for the Trump administration because it allows a stricter set of rules to go into effect, but only in New Mexico and Texas.
Friday: A museum exhibition in L.A. shows the work of incarcerated artists. Also: Warming temperatures, and a tiny chef.
Superfans share their memories of this macabre but delightful Disneyland attraction.
A struggle in California, one of three states creating K-12 ethnic studies materials, highlights some of the fraught questions around the discipline.
Instead of the freeway, try a seaplane.
The Tiny Chef, the rotund, blissfully humming protagonist of a hit stop-motion video series online, is just the latest testament to the charms of miniature food.
On his first album in eight years, named after his brother “Jimmy Lee,” the singer and producer brings his family’s tragedies into his music.
Thursday: A shift in thinking about jails and mental health. Also: Virtual restaurants, and dance parties.
On a spectacular stretch of California coastline, vineyards, gorgeous beaches, markets and Mission-style architecture beckon.
Wednesday: Native Americans have some of the nation’s highest rates of food insecurity. Also: Another round of California v. Trump; and a special Berkeley cafe.
It’s harder to remain incognito in the digital age, says Tejal Rao, our first California restaurant critic. She prefers dining tech that’s understated, too.
A 1973 home near Scranton by the Apple store architect Peter Bohlin, a two-family house in Long Beach and an 1880 home in Bozeman.
A 1973 home near Scranton by the Apple store architect Peter Bohlin, a two-family house in Long Beach and an 1880 home in Bozeman.
The vote, which came after a tense meeting, nullified an earlier vote to paint over Depression-era school murals that some considered offensive to minorities.
The lawsuit says that the new rule issued by the president on Monday would force immigrants to forgo critical safety nets.
The director’s canny settings reflect his deep understanding of the region as both sun-filled and sketchy, glamorous and anonymous.
New rules will weaken the landmark law intended to save plants and animals on the brink.
Tuesday: The city’s mayor suggests requiring gun owners to buy liability insurance. Also: A run-down of legislation; and an Otis Redding classic.
The gunman was also killed in the shootout in Riverside, according to local news reports.
The gunman was also killed in the shootout in Riverside, according to local news reports.
Cafe Ohlone, a small restaurant behind a bookstore in Berkeley, serves the updated native foods of the Bay Area, along with some history.
Cafe Ohlone revives native California foods in a modern, joyful way.
Monday: Also, Kamala Harris pivots to Iowa, and a former inmate runs to put San Quentin behind him.
Following outrage over its vote to paint over the murals, which some considered offensive, the board is considering covering them in a way that preserves them.
The Sausalito Marin City School District knowingly maintained segregation, according to court papers, and even established a segregated school.
Friday: The history of the LaBianca home, surf therapy, and remembering a Bay Area civil rights champion.
State laws that let judges take guns away from troubled owners have been used thousands of times, though they work only when people report threatening behavior.
State laws that let judges take guns away from troubled owners have been used thousands of times, though they work only when people report threatening behavior.
Also: Orange County goes blue by yet another measure, and a fight over an emoji house.
Markelle Taylor changed at San Quentin State Prison, where he became a marathoner. Now he is on the run of his life.
The police said they had arrested one person in connection with the killings, but they did not yet know the motive.
As the first black person elected to the California Legislature from the Bay Area, Rumford was at the forefront of the struggle to desegregate the promise and opportunity of the West Coast.
From members-only clubs to women-only co-working spaces, there are plenty of private enclaves for Angelenos to choose from in 2019.
Wednesday: Two more mass shootings reopen wounds in California. Also: A push to make Google temps full time, and ‘Amor Eterno.’
What took shape was a story about a culture and the gray area between sport and society in which it flourished.
The gunman had a “target list” of religious institutions, federal buildings and Democratic and Republican political organizations.
The gunman had a “target list” of religious institutions, federal buildings and Democratic and Republican political organizations.
Kerry Brougher is leaving before the museum has even set an opening date. He will “return to his roots in the art world,” the board said.
Lawsuits by the Trump campaign and the Republican National Committee challenge a law with a new requirement for candidates to appear on primary ballots.
Forget pricey tours. For the cost of a one-way commuter fare, sublime views can be had in some of the world’s most picturesque cities.
Tuesday: Have crowd-control measures at Disneyland worked too well? Also, a new publishing behemoth and the streaming TV boom.
Duodenoscopes have sickened hundreds of patients in hospital outbreaks. Now some experts are demanding the devices be redesigned or taken off the market.
Gravensteins fed the armed forces in the 1940s, and now you can try one, too.
Monday: Speaking with Chancellor Dorothy Leland. Also, updates on the Gilroy shooting, and San Francisco’s original free health clinic has closed.
Tulsi Gabbard thinks we’re doomed. Lana Wood, Natalie’s little sister, has plenty to say. Escaping the Paradise fire. And more.
Active-shooter episodes in which the gunmen espoused white extremist beliefs have been among the deadliest in recent years.
The white supremacist terrorists and the white supremacist policymakers share the same mission.
This year, there have been at least 32 fatal shootings with three or more victims in the United States.
A boutique hotel opens in a municipality soon to be populated by a wave of Amazon and Apple employees.
A new Trump administration immigration initiative is forcing many asylum seekers stuck in Mexico to navigate the court system without representation.
The authorities previously said he was killed by officers, but the coroner’s office said on Friday that his death was a suicide.
Meet the two Stanford dropouts, both 23, who run Brex, which provides charge cards to start-ups. Its growth is a sign of Silicon Valley’s unflagging exuberance.
These days, you may end up paying more than just the asking price for a home near the water.
This three-building complex, near the Pacific Ocean, is listed for $3.625 million.
This shingled house, on Cedar Island, is listed for $299,900.
This 1957 house on Sanibel Island is listed for $800,000.
This 1930 cottage in Truro, Mass., is listed for $1.2 million.
This three-bedroom, two-and-a-half-bathroom house, on the Lower Peninsula of Michigan, is listed for $639,000.
Increasingly, the court risks becoming identified as the president’s lap dog.
The experimental, kaleidoscopic beats he made and called “ghetto sci-fi” channeled a wide spectrum of black musical history.
Prosecutors say a company, China Zhongwang Holdings Limited, designed a plan to avoid paying aluminum tariffs and defraud investors. Liu Zhongtian, its former chairman, was also charged.
For eight hours last fall, Paradise, Calif., became a zone at the limits of the American imagination — and a preview of the American future.
Today’s most popular rifles can be modified in ways that keep the weapons legal but nearly indistinguishable from illegal assault weapons.
Hamid Hayat’s case had put a spotlight on the farming town of Lodi, Calif., where the authorities said men were financing terrorist groups abroad and recruiting members.
After a gunman killed three people in Gilroy, Calif., Mr. Adams said witnesses could “set your price” on an app he invented. The cartoonist, no stranger to controversy, had found another.
The shooting in Gilroy illustrated a familiar problem for states that toughen their gun laws, only to see them neutralized by neighboring states with more lax rules.
The law requires that all presidential candidates release their tax returns in order to be placed on the ballot for the state’s primary next year.
PMK-BNC and Rogers & Cowan, whose clients include Denzel Washington, Chris Pratt and Katy Perry, join forces as competition from boutique firms intensifies.
For 40 years, the festival has celebrated a once-stigmatized ingredient now central to American cuisine. On Sunday, it was the site of a mass shooting.
The IHG hotel group plans to replace “bathroom miniatures” with bulk supplies across all of its 17 brands, including Holiday Inn and InterContinental, becoming the first big brand to act.
The 79-year-old pianist and composer talks about admiring Kendrick Lamar, making a new album, and calling jazz an international — not just an American — music.
At least three people were killed and 12 were injured at a garlic festival in Gilroy, Calif.
The children were among three people killed and 12 others wounded in a shooting in Gilroy, Calif.
Increasingly, these ghoulish and improbable denizens of the abyss are being captured on video, revealing an array of surprising behaviors.
The authorities said at least 12 other people were injured at an annual garlic festival in Gilroy, southeast of San Jose.