Gov. Gavin Newsom’s opposition is the latest hurdle for the utility, which is seeking to resolve a complex bankruptcy and take part in a state wildfire fund.
Fans are already starting to see the shift of Raider Nation from California to southern Nevada. Can the team really boost the economy in a city built around tourism?
Workers at Loyola Marymount University are in a contract dispute, and all seven candidates who qualified for the debate said Friday that they would not cross a picket line to attend.
A pioneer in sports podcasting relies on spinach feta wraps from Starbucks, a Linus blanket and Busta Rhymes on repeat.
Friday: Tejal Rao, our California restaurant critic, serves up bonus content. Also: What California can learn from New Zealand, and the year in pictures.
“Killing in the Age of Algorithms” is a New York Times documentary examining the future of artificial intelligence and warfare.
The biggest climate stories you might have missed — but still have time to read.
A decade ago, producers could barely give away their syrahs. But many persisted, adjusting their viticulture and winemaking. How does it taste now?
With sparklers available from all around the wine-producing world, why taste three from the United States? The wines themselves answer the question.
Thursday: A look at the moving pieces in the utility’s bankruptcy. Also: Zoe Lofgren, and a historic marionette theater.
At Stanford, David Camarillo chases the dream of a helmet that can prevent brain disease related to playing football. It’s filled with water. Really. Brain experts say he’s wasting his time.
At Stanford, David Camarillo chases the dream of a helmet that can prevent brain disease related to playing football. It’s filled with water. Really. Brain experts say he’s wasting his time.
The president’s campus intervention ignores the bigger threat of anti-Semitism and threatens speech.
A new effort in Oakland, Calif., matches hosts with people who were recently incarcerated to help them reintegrate after they’re released.
A child psychologist says we need to impart the difference between feelings and actions. Also: Moving for a job; housing problems in the Bay Area.
Several doctors were arrested during a protest this week after they were refused permission to administer free flu vaccines to migrants.
Wednesday: The Gerald Desmond Bridge is a crucial connector. Its replacement will be seismically safer, too. Also: A lawsuit to stop the SAT and ACT.
A Los Angeles institution has a new home. Join us for a behind-the-scenes tour.
Tuesday: Chad Mayes talks about his decision to go independent. Also: Golden Globe nominations.
This Riverside County city began to grow years ago, when prices of coastal real estate skyrocketed and people flocked east in search of affordable homes.
This Riverside County city began to grow years ago, when prices of coastal real estate skyrocketed and people flocked east in search of affordable homes.
The harsh, black cover of the book, which memorializes 37 people killed at the country’s schools last year, is meant to spur action.
A California congregation’s display is meant to highlight the plight of refugees and asylum seekers.
As she finishes her first year as our California restaurant critic, Tejal Rao names the flavors she can’t forget from in and around the city.
Monday: An expert talks about the effects of seeing people living on the streets. Also: A major PG&E settlement, and Katie Hill speaks out.
A hilltop house in Mendocino County, a midcentury-modern home in Berkeley with Golden Gate Bridge views and a four-building complex in Joshua Tree.
A hilltop house in Mendocino County, a midcentury-modern home in Berkeley with Golden Gate Bridge views and a four-building complex in Joshua Tree.
A new report documents the concentration of cutting-edge industries in a few coastal areas and why lawmakers ought to be alarmed.
I overcame the desperation I felt after stepping down from Congress, and I’m still in the fight.
The agreement could help tens of thousands of residents rebuild while helping to resolve the utility’s bankruptcy.
The congressman had pleaded guilty this week to a federal charge of misusing campaign funds, and could go to prison.
Why does Los Angeles sit in the quiet?
Friday: How segregation lives on in Central Valley water access. Also: A look at Google’s founders.
County health officials are asking the medical community to be on the lookout for additional cases of myonecrosis, a bacterial infection associated with black-tar heroin use.
The state's unusual decision exposes the insurance industry’s miscalculation of the cost of climate change.
Thursday: A new study finds that it’s roughly $1 billion per year — but there’s more to it. Also: A look back at a decade of change in the Bay Area.
Matthew Doherty had clashed with the president’s team over potential interventions in the state, which has half of the country’s unsheltered homeless people.
“If this allegation is true, then the behavior exhibited by this officer is not only wrong, but extremely disturbing,” the board of directors for the Los Angeles Police Protective League, the police officers’ union, said in a statement.
Rhett Baruch has transformed his compact Los Angeles apartment into a showroom for the colorful, unconventional items that he sells.
Federal authorities unsealed a new indictment against Jehad Serwan Mostafa, who they say joined Al Shabab in his 20s, and reminded the public about a $5 million reward for help finding him.
Ms. Fontana, who was part of the “Star Trek” universe from its early days, was best known for her work on Spock, the half-human, half-Vulcan Starfleet officer portrayed by Leonard Nimoy.
A California commission’s findings in the state’s deadliest fire could make a path out of bankruptcy and probation much harder.
In 1958 he and two others became the first to scale a 2,900-foot granite wall in Yosemite National Park in California that many considered practically unclimbable.
She was crowned the perfect Democrat for 2020. Here’s what doomed her campaign.
Mr. Hunter, a Republican congressman known for his hard-line views and early support for President Trump, pleaded guilty on Tuesday to a crime that could end his political career.
El gobierno actual de Estados Unidos se ha enfocado en detener la migración en la frontera sur. Pero casi la mitad de quienes están de manera no autorizada en el país —brasileños, indios, chinos— ingresaron con visa.
Tuesday: Peter Lynn talks about what he’s learned in his five years at the helm. Also: Shade as privilege, and the return of “The L Word.”
Amazon, Apple and HBO are helping to fuel a revitalization, while the city grapples with high rents and home prices.
One hundred years after the silent film era, Culver City is reclaiming its status as an entertainment center.
From the Bay Area to New Delhi, explore air pollution around the world.
Mr. Hunter, a California congressman, was charged with spending more than $200,000 in campaign funds on personal expenses.
A 1936 English Cotswolds-style cottage in Los Angeles, an updated 1924 house in San Francisco and a custom home in Rancho Santa Fe.
A 1936 English Cotswolds-style cottage in Los Angeles; an updated 1924 house in San Francisco; and a custom home in Rancho Santa Fe.
Monday: A new office building — soon to be occupied by Netflix — is a demonstration of “what’s possible” with solar power. Also: More cold weather on the way.
Shade in Los Angeles sits at the intersection of two crises: climate change and income inequality. City officials are rushing to deploy cover to hundreds of bus stops and plant 90,000 trees.
President Trump has focused on blocking unauthorized crossings on the Southern border. But nearly half of those who are in the country unlawfully actually entered with permission.
My quest to imagine a different reality.
Rising housing costs predate the tech bubble. And it will take more than Apple and Facebook’s billions to fix it.
Rising housing costs predate the tech bubble. And it will take more than Apple and Facebook’s billions to fix it.
Gobright, who was known for the simple life he led and the risks he took, fell during a descent on Wednesday.
A decade after the pioneering original ended, “The L Word: Generation Q” includes a group of new young cast members from across the L.G.B.T.Q. spectrum. Can the series still break ground in 2019?
In the 20th century, California’s black farmworkers settled in waterless colonies. The history endures underground, through old pipes, dry wells and shoddy septic tanks.
In the wealthiest state in the wealthiest country on earth, hundreds of thousands don’t have access to potable water. I wanted to know why.
In California, near immense industrial farms, small plots are rented out to field laborers so they can try to create their own farm businesses.
Nature’s most extreme animal has an equally extreme circulatory system, researchers found.
Our readers in California have asked how to help those who are homeless. Others who’ve experienced homelessness tell us what made a difference to them.
We have started a new experiment aimed at including our readers more directly in the journalistic process.
The agency said the outbreak had affected 19 states and resulted in 39 people being hospitalized.
Michael Bloomberg made a splashy entrance into the 2020 race — and you’ll see one of his ads soon.
A fire started Monday afternoon in the Santa Ynez Mountains and quickly grew, Santa Barbara County, Calif., officials said. The blaze has forced the evacuations of some residents.
Venture capitalists have a favorite new term.
The fire started Monday afternoon in the Santa Ynez Mountains and quickly grew, the county said. So far, no injuries have been reported.
Neighborhood residents relish the quiet streets and are working to resurrect the area’s heritage as a garden district.
Tuesday: An exhibition at LA Plaza de Cultura y Artes explores questions of identity. Also: An update on the Cave fire, and a weed church.
Neighborhood residents relish the quiet streets and are working to resurrect the area’s heritage as a garden district.
Holly George-Warren’s “Janis: Her Life and Music” shows us the person behind the pop idol.
Wonderful Seedless Lemons, from the producer of Pom Wonderful, are available from November to May.
El cambio climático ha prolongado la temporada de llamas en California y eso está trastocando el complejo sistema de intercambio de recursos para combatir los fuegos en Australia y en el resto del planeta.
Monday: Parents and teachers weigh in. Also: President Trump’s unrelenting focus on California, and an ode to marching bands.
A floating house in Sausalito, a brand-new home with a pool and outdoor fireplace in Palm Springs and an 1853 Greek Revival mansion in Sacramento.
A floating house in Sausalito; a brand-new home with a pool and outdoor fireplace in Palm Springs; and an 1853 Greek Revival mansion in Sacramento.
The passes have encouraged snowsports fans to visit more than one mountain on a vacation. Here’s how to navigate the new landscape.
A California school district said it was investigating and apologized if students felt “discomfort” about what happened.
In one case, detectives found an AR-15-style rifle, 100 rounds of ammunition, a list of intended targets and a drawing of the school’s layout at the home of a student.
Where sincerity, religion, sacrament and cannabis collide.
At least 28 people have been hospitalized after being infected by E. coli linked to the Salinas, Calif., growing region.
Friday: Flame on, but make it eco-friendly. Also: Los Angeles’s rent crisis.
The California senator announced her presidential campaign here with a rally for tens of thousands. Her fans loved her debate performance. But some people wonder, “Where have you been?”
Aides describe the president as obsessed with narrow policies that affect California, even as an impeachment inquiry threatens his administration.
When I learned of a scientific mission to study wildfire smoke by flying through fires on a jet plane, I immediately asked to join the trip.
As climate change pushes California’s fire season into Australia’s, an intricate system of resource sharing struggles with the load.
Thursday: A new poll shows Democratic front-runners in the Golden State. Also: The presidential contenders finally tackle housing.
The state’s severe housing shortage is driving up rents, leaving many lower-income families struggling to stay in neighborhoods they once could afford.
The creative director’s new perfumes evoke touchstones from his own life, from Parisian nightclubs to California beaches.
Fifty years ago, the occupation of the island put Indians’ rights on the national agenda.
Wednesday: A new report examines challenges facing Southeast Asians and Pacific Islanders. Also: PG&E struggles to find a way out of bankruptcy.
The American Medical Association echoed the concerns of California and New York, the latest two states to file lawsuits alleging that the company had targeted young people with deceptive marketing.
California’s largest utility needs to reach a settlement with victims of wildfires and other creditors while fending off calls for a state takeover.
Quince años musulmanes, los dobles quince (para festejar las tres décadas) o fiestas que resaltan la cultura afrolatina. En Estados Unidos, los quince años se han convertido en una celebración de la identidad.
Kim Gervais was a country music fan, small-business owner and mother of two daughters.
Tuesday: Data kept by the city reveals a more alarming portrait than a point-in-time count. Also: The streaming era has arrived.
This revitalized neighborhood, with many of its 1920s Craftsman-style homes still standing, has added vegan tacos, vintage clothing and live music to the mix.
A revitalized neighborhood known for its rich street life, North Park is only four miles from downtown San Diego.
California, hitting back at automakers that sided with President Trump, will not buy from manufacturers that do not recognize its authority to set emissions standards.
These colorful linens from Loyale Studio may be used in the kitchen or in the dining room.
The F.A.A. is rolling out a system that allows planes to fly closer to one another, but the roar that it creates is unbearable, people in the flight paths say.
The 2020 Democrats headed West to campaign in two key states. “I don’t think it matters what happens in New Hampshire or Iowa, which are not representative of the country,” Harry Reid said.
Monday: What to know about their stops in L.A. and Long Beach. Also: Updates on a mass shooting in Fresno.
A Sonoma County home with a private vineyard, a live-work loft in a former warehouse in South Pasadena and a circa-1950 redwood cottage in Monterey.
A Sonoma County home with a private vineyard; a live-work loft in a former warehouse in South Pasadena; and a circa-1950 redwood cottage in Monterey.
You might want to think twice before plugging in at an airport or on the train.
A motley alliance decided a single trail could unite this divided city. A sixth-generation native sets out to walk it.
At least one gunman opened fire on a crowd watching a football game, the authorities said. No suspects have been identified.
The woman had gotten a restraining order against the man the day before the shooting.
“None of this had to happen”: The network’s new sexual harassment policy did not prevent them from leaving after accusations against the star’s husband, a producer.
The F.B.I. was scouring social media for clues to why a high school student killed two classmates and then himself.
A journalist explains how the biggest migration in human history is helping to fuel the erosion of American cultural dominance.
Friday: Finding strength in community after another mass shooting. Also: A vaping-related death in the Bay Area, and Colin Kaepernick vs. the N.F.L.
Two students were killed when a young man opened fire at Saugus High School in Santa Clarita, Calif.
A gunman killed two people and injured three others at a high school in Santa Clarita, Calif., on Thursday. Here is what we know about the shooting, the gunman and the victims.
Calvin Marcus’s color-washed works, which feature surfers, bodybuilders and dead fish, defy narrative.
The attack at Saugus High School in California on Thursday is at least the 11th this year on a high school or college campus, which have resulted in at least six deaths.
The New York Times would like to hear from people who used to be homeless in California about what helped — and did not help — them.
A suspect was in custody after a shooting at a high school north of Los Angeles, the police said. They said the suspect was a student and he carried out the attack on his birthday.
Thursday: A conversation about the California State University’s role. Also: A profile of the notable Californian Tom Hanks.