Digital subscriptions at the LA Times are far from meeting expectations, according to a memo sent out to staff and obtained by The Poynter Institute.

James An never pictured he’d be doing this: kneeling on a wet sidewalk to help a shivering homeless man after a cold night of hard rain in Koreatown.

There are a number of reasons why golf courses aren’t doing so hot across the country, including an aging population, an oversupply in courses and expensive upkeep. So are people just playing less golf? It’s unclear.

The ideological divisions gripping the Democratic Party intensified on Wednesday as presidential candidates waged an acrimonious battle over health care, immigration and race that tested the strength of early front-runner Joe Biden’s candidacy.

People living in an encampment in the Sepulveda Basin lost everything in a fire. No one showed up to offer them emergency shelter.

New national study also finds that low-income kids were more likely to have middle-income classmates, regardless of race or ethnicity

When former Maryland congressman John Delaney questioned the feasibility of Medicare for all at last night’s Democratic presidential debates, Senators Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren came back with sharp responses that made headlines.

If you’re looking for a model of consistency in baseball, look no further than Los Angeles.

The signature domestic proposal by the leading progressive candidates for the Democratic presidential nomination came under withering attack from moderates in a debate that laid bare the struggle between a call for revolutionary policies and a desperate desire to defeat President Donald Trump.

The U.S. Department of Agriculture has a new proposal that would change SNAP eligibility requirements -- and some argue that it may have an outsized impact on Californians.