The editor-in-chief and publisher of the LA Times says two letters from readers that appeared in the Sunday edition of the paper should not have been published.

The LAPD, the LA County Sheriff’s Department and the FBI joined local Muslim leaders today to publicly condemn a series of letters sent to area mosques since the election of Donald Trump.

While the number of hate crimes against Muslims, Jews, blacks, gays, and women has skyrocketed, according to law enforcement officials and the Southern Poverty Law Center, the focus on fake news is intensifying in media circles, and a lot of that fake news is coming from right here in Southern California.

Californians young and old are demonstrating the election of Donald Trump to the presidency.

Why the long wait lines at early voting locations this past weekend could be a sign of things to come for California voters.

Several LA-area politicians, including Mayor Eric Garcetti and City Councilman Joe Buscaino, are denying reports today that donations to their campaigns influenced their support for a project in Harbor Gateway.

Family, friends, colleagues and even foes are remembering political activist-turned-politician Tom Hayden, who died over the weekend in Santa Monica.

The Cubs vs Dodgers in the National League Championship series inadvertently pits the Chicago Tribune against the Los Angeles Times.

House Speaker Paul Ryan held a conference call with other GOP members, in a come-to-Jesus meeting about what to do about their support of Donald Trump -- and the state Republican party is watching from blue-state California.

Metro’s recent additions to its train network are proving to be popular, and Measure M would finance the next generation – including a possible tunnel under the Sepulveda Pass. But it’s just one of several taxes you’ll be asked to approve – on yourself – come this November.