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Hollywood talent agency CAA cuts ties with Kanye West after antisemitic tirade New York — Hollywood talent agency CAA has cut ties with rapper Kanye West after the rapper made a series of antisemitic…
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Mike Davis, ‘City of Quartz’ author who chronicled the forces that shaped L.A., dies at 73 This is an archived article that was published on sltrib.com in 2008, and information in the article may…
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Rain lingers over parts of California from big, slow-moving storm clouds moving across the area. The storm system moves slowly through the state, but it has already made its presence felt across the Bay…
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Pandas sent by China arrive in Qatar ahead of World Cup Doha: China sent 23,000 fans to Qatar to support the Asian qualifiers for the 2022 World Cup in May, organisers said on Friday,…
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Opinion: Kevin de León’s defenders emerge, but they’re still a minority Last May, Kevin de León was in the throes of a mayoral race. A first-time politician who never sought political office, de León…
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Baltimore police release video of brutal light rail murder, $8K reward offered Baltimore police released video on Wednesday of the beating of a homeless man who was trying to cross a train tracks on…
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Bass, Caruso differ on crime issues and policing — but not as much as many think The San Antonio Police Department may not be in as much trouble as is being portrayed in the…
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TV producer Eric Weinberg has $5-million bail revoked after judge labels him danger to society A Wisconsin judge has revoked the bail of a former CBS News reporter who was arrested three weeks ago…
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Commentary: Redemption, writ large, in L.A. Opera’s divine ‘Omar’ January 30, 2017 L.A. Opera’s new production of “Omar” by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, which opens at the Hollywood Bowl Feb. 6, is part of a…
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City attorney with right-wing agenda fights for survival in increasingly blue Huntington Beach When Bill Young’s office first opened at 703 Broadway last spring, it featured a stack of mail in its window, a…
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