Gilroy Garlic Festival shooting survivors sue organizers of the event
The lawsuit was filed four months after the July 28 shooting in Gilroy, Calif., that left three dead and more than a dozen injured.
From the archives: Read The Times’ coverage of the Orange County murders
In fall 2013, women began disappearing from the streets of Santa Ana. Read more about the cases that inspired Christopher Goffard’s new podcast, “Detective Trapp.”
9 student deaths at USC this semester raise alarm among students and administrators
The body of a male student was found in an off-campus apartment Monday, the ninth in a series of deaths this semester.
L.A. archbishop, an immigrant from Mexico, becomes first Latino to lead U.S. bishops
Los Angeles Archbishop José Gomez, the highest-ranking Latino in the U.S. Catholic Church, was elected president of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops on Tuesday.
Hate crimes dip slightly, but surge against Latinos
Hate crimes declined slightly in 2018, the FBI said in a new report. But crimes targeting people — as opposed to property — surged dramatically, as did crimes against Latinos.
Uber will challenge L.A.’s suspension of its permit to rent out scooters and bikes
The city suspended Uber’s permit in October after a dispute over a data-sharing requirement.
Newsletter: What does it mean to be a progressive prosecutor?
Former public defender Chesa Boudin’s victory in the San Francisco district attorney race being heralded as a victory for the progressive prosecutor movement.
Coast Guard rejected boat safety recommendations despite pleas from federal investigators, records show
An L.A. Times review of federal documents shows the National Transportation Safety Board has repeatedly called for stronger regulations aimed at improving safety following serious boat fires, only to see the Coast Guard not implement them.
Several small earthquakes strike El Centro in Imperial County
Five small earthquakes hit El Centro, Calif., Monday evening.
Meet six artists making the public art you’ll soon see on Metro’s Crenshaw/LAX Line
Just 14 artists of more than 1,200 applicants were chosen to create art for Metro’s Crenshaw/LA transit line that will move through Los Angeles, El Segundo, Inglewood and parts of unincorporated L.A. County.