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- Major League Baseball content producers join WGA
The organizing effort marks the first time a professional sports league's content creators have formed a WGA bargaining unit.
- St. Francis High's twin towers bring intrigue to boys' basketball season
The Golden Knights will feature 7-foot-5 Cherif Millogo and 7-foot Yann Kamagate when the season opens next week.
- The Sports Report: UCLA rises up the CFP rankings
Undefeated UCLA earned its highest College Football Playoff ranking, ascending to No. 4 in the latest top 25.
- Prep talk: Dorsey makes late-season progress to reach City Section Open Division playoffs
The Dons face San Pedro on Friday in a CIF City Section Open Division football playoff opener.
- This week's top high school football playoff games
This week's top high school football playoff games includes a rematch of Corona Centennial vs. Mater Dei in Southern Section Division 1.
- The week’s bestselling books, November 15
The Southern California Independent Bookstore Bestsellers list for Sunday, Nov. 15, 2026, including hardcover and paperback fiction and nonfiction.
- The Times' preseason top 25 boys' basketball rankings
Defending state champion Sierra Canyon High starts at No. 1 in the preseason top 25 boys' basketball rankings for the Southland.
- Honor those who served by ensuring veterans receive benefits
We are denying care to some of the former service members who need it most: those discharged under conditions labeled “other than honorable.”
- What Nithya Raman's election means for the future of the LAPD
Mayor-elect Nithya Raman faces decisions on the fate of the police chief, a new LAPD contract and potential changes in policies on immigration enforcement and other issues.
- Hollywood warned young screenwriters about AI. Now it may be their ticket in
As generative AI spreads through Hollywood, unsettling writers worried about losing jobs and creative control, some L.A. educators see it as a way for emerging screenwriters to develop pitches, visuals and projects — and reach industry contacts once reserved for insiders.
- There's only one way to bring film and TV productions back home
More than 60 countries offer a national incentive to shoot projects within their borders. The U.S. isn’t one of them.
- 'Passing Strange' has a belated — and muddled — L.A. premiere at Pasadena Playhouse
'Passing Strange,' the coming-of-age musical by Stew and Heidi Rodewald, has its Los Angeles premiere at Pasadena Playhouse in a production directed by Zhailon Levingston.
- Route 66 is 100 this week. Are its small-town businesses celebrating?
Entrepreneurs along the Mother Road hoped that the centennial would reinvigorate the route — and the towns that rely on it.
- Just 156 votes separate the two candidates in L.A.'s 9th District council race
With votes still being counted, Jose Ugarte holds a slim lead over Estuardo Mazariegos for the CD9 seat, according to the latest tally released Tuesday night.
- Chris Harrison calls his exit from 'The Bachelor' 'a gut punch.' But he's excited about 'The Vow'
Harrison is a host and executive producer of Fox Nation's "The Vow," a new dating reality TV series which has heavy emphases on God and prayer.
- Sticky toffee pudding is L.A.'s latest dessert obsession. Here are 11 favorites
In L.A., the classic British dessert is popping up on local menus, including traditional and creative interpretations that pull inspiration from a variety of cultures.
- Millions of Californians have been cast adrift. For nothing
Proposition 50, the Democratic gerrymandering initiative, has drawn California Republicans into near-extinction in Congress. That's unhealthy and unnecessary.
- Ditch the dinner table for the great outdoors? The case for Campsgiving
With the growth of glamping resorts and campground-finding sites like The Dyrt and Hipcamp, it's now easier to enjoy a Thanksgiving camping getaway — whether solo or with the whole family.
- She claimed to be a rich L.A. aerospace heiress. Now she's hiding from police in Dubai, FBI says
For years, Mary Carole McDonnell presented herself as an heir to the McDonnell Douglas empire with access to an eight-figure trust fund. But as the lies piled up and authorities started closing in, she disappeared.
- 'VisionQuest's' Maximoff twins — Ruaridh Mollica and Joe Locke — on their long-awaited family reunion
The Maximoff twins are finally reunited in the 'VisionQuest' finale. Ruaridh Mollica and Joe Locke talk Tommy and Billy's big moment.
- For peptide enthusiasts, a new HHS policy means party time
As HHS loosens peptide restrictions, advocates and entrepreneurs embrace unproven compounds despite researchers' warnings
- Scarlett Johansson is on the hunt for something deeper
After three decades of stardom, Scarlett Johansson has the clout to choose her own path. But as she stars in James Gray's “Paper Tiger,” she's still working out where she wants that path to lead.
- What we owe the artists who came before us
Two generations of photographers, Gerald Cyrus and Gioncarlo Valentine, reflect on mentorship, cultural preservation and the responsibility of carrying each other's work forward.
- Grammy nominations are out Monday. Here's who we think will make the cut
Ella Langley, Taylor Swift and Olivias Dean and Rodrigo: See who's likely to end up nominated for Grammy Awards come Monday morning.
- Voters rejected Prop. 45. The battle over California’s housing crisis continues
Proposition 45 promised to make it easier to build housing in California by overhauling CEQA, but it divided advocates. Why did voters reject it, and what happens next?
- Slasher season is over, but Dario Argento's 'Tenebrae' bleeds eternal
Claudio Simonetti and Goblin will perform the soundtrack score to Dario Argento’s 1982 horror film 'Tenebre' on Wednesday at the Alex Theatre in Glendale
- Black teachers say students call them the N-word. LAUSD vows to teach them not to
LAUSD already bans hate speech, but educators say use of the N-word is pervasive in too many schools and something must be done. Officials have passed a new plan.
- High school boys' water polo: Tuesday's playoff results and schedule
CIF Southern Section high school boys' water polo playoff results and schedule.
- High school girls' volleyball: Tuesday's SoCal Regional playoff scores, schedule
Here are the SoCal Regional girls' volleyball scores for Tuesday, along with the upcoming schedule.
- Coachella 2027 lineup: Dua Lipa, SZA, Tame Impala will headline, plus Madonna in the dance tent
After weeks of leaks and speculation, Coachella returns to the Empire Polo Club in Indio April 9-11 and 16-18, 2027 with Dua Lipa, SZA, Tame Impala topping the bill along with special sets from Madonna and Daddy Yankee
- Kings shut out for first time this season in loss to Predators
Juuse Saros made 30 saves in his 28th career shutout, and the Nashville Predators defeated the Kings, 3-0.
- Saniyah Hall, Jazzy Davidson lead USC women in rout of Charleston
Saniyah Hall and Jazzy Davidson scored 24 points each as No. 3 USC routed Charleston on Tuesday night.
- 'Only in L.A.' columnist Steve Harvey, chronicler of the amazing, amusing and absurd, dies at 80
Steve Harvey chronicled the city's fun side with his “Only in L.A.” column, which ran in the L.A. Times for 20 years. Harvey, 80, succumbed to complications of Parkinson’s disease and Lewy body dementia.
- Clippers go back to their losing ways in rout by Suns
The Clippers have lost eight of their last nine games after Tuesday's rout at the hands of the Phoenix Suns.
- Fugitive gang member helped Olympian run drug cartel and evade arrest, feds allege
A South L.A. gang member in Mexico helped Olympic snowboarder Ryan James Wedding run a billion-dollar drug cartel and dodge law enforcement, prosecutors said Tuesday.
- Girls’ flag football: Tuesday's City Section semifinals playoffs scores and finals schedule
Check out Tuesday's flag football scores.
- Stacy Keach, actor known for playing detective Mike Hammer, dies at 85
Actor Stacy Keach, best known for his title role in the 1980s television series "Mickey Spillane's Mike Hammer," has died.
- Dodgers' Brandon Gomes shares updates on Tarik Skubal, Shoki Oda, Josue De Paula and more
The Dodgers are going to take a “business as usual” approach to the offseason, but GM Brandon Gomes touched on a couple of topics.
- Wildlife crossings aren't enough to curb roadkill hot spots, researchers say
Mountain lion and mule deer populations are hardest hit in wildlife-vehicle collisions. Researchers say wildlife crossings aren't enough to curb roadkill.
- Driver in deadly North Hollywood Metro station crash held on $6 million bail
Three people were killed and others were injured when a car hit a crowd of pedestrians in North Hollywood on Tuesday evening, authorities said.