The Sports Report: The inside story of the proliferation of multi-color Dodger hats
Bill Shaikin explains why you can find so many variations of Dodger hats. Also, the Dodgers and Angels earn wins, the Rams face pressure and more. #press
Corona Centennial's Helton twins create havoc along the line
Corona Centennial High's Wade and Brent Helton are twin brothers with size, strength and a big appetite for football, food and competition. #press
Offensive linemen to watch this fall in the Southland
The Southland high school football season opens Aug. 17-19 with hundreds of games across the Southland. A look at offensive linemen to watch this fall. #press
Russia intercepts drones heading for Moscow for the second day in a row
Russian air-defense systems shot down drones heading for Moscow for the second day in a row, but the attack still disrupted flights at two airports. #press
Maui wildfire devastation clear in before and after satellite images: 'Wiped out'
Fires across Maui have destroyed buildings and lead to at least six deaths. Photos from space show the scale of the destruction. #press
The Dodgers are retiring Fernando Valenzuela's number. Does he have a path to Cooperstown?
Friday’s number retirement ends a persistent debate about Fernando Valenzuela’s place in Dodger history, but it raises another question: Is Valenzuela a Hall of Famer? #press
U.S. Soccer will keep losing if it keeps ignoring Latina stars who can't pay to play
Nayelli Barahona is a lost soccer star, a potential U.S. Soccer game changer who never got scouted because she played on a Downtown L.A. club team. #press
One thing Joe Biden could learn about Latin America from Donald Trump and Ron DeSantis
Republicans live in an alternate foreign policy world in which Mexico is far more pressing than Ukraine. The Democrat should adopt some of their intense interest in our own hemisphere. #press
I treat schizophrenia. It's getting hard to distinguish its delusions from our current digital reality
When patients tell me that "the algorithm is hacked," I cannot help but agree. Yes, your phone is listening to you, the camera on your laptop is watching you and online ads are predicting what you will buy. #press
Germans. Hoosiers. Canadians! How they shaped the Southern California we know today
'Colonies' started coming to California not long after statehood. They were associations of affinity, of shared interests — neighbors or fellow churchgoers or the intellectually or artistically or industrially homogeneous. #press
Battle rages over 'sweetheart deal' between Trump administration and giant water district
An appeals court ruled against Westlands Water District in a fight over a water contract. Environmentalists want the U.S. government to rescind the contract. #press
Ohio vote shows power of abortion rights at ballot box, and a path for Democrats in 2024
The defeat of an Ohio measure that would have made it tougher to protect abortion in the state constitution shows the issue is a powerful force at the ballot box. #press
Boots. Bones. An ID with a familiar face. Hikers who found Julian Sands tell their story
The hikers who found actor Julian Sands' remains in a remote canyon on Mt. Baldy in June are haunted by what was missing from his safety gear. #press
Athlete, honor student, murderer? How did a UC Davis student spiral into an accused killer?
Testimony in Carlos Reales Dominguez’s competency trial raised the question: Why did no one intervene as he spiraled from high school honor student to accused murderer? #press
Past donors to Reps. Adam Schiff, Katie Porter and Barbara Lee face a dilemma in Senate race
Thousands of donors have backed Schiff, Porter and/or Lee in their congressional races. Now they must make a choice in the race to replace retiring Sen. Dianne Feinstein. #press
Ship Alaska's homeless population off to California? They say no way, 'Alaska's my home'
An Alaska mayor wants to send homeless people to Los Angeles. Here's what they have to say about that. #press
When will Republicans get the message that people want their abortion rights?
Issue 1 was a sneaky attempt to make it harder for Ohio voters to pass a measure protecting reproductive freedom. Its quick defeat inspires hope for democracy in the U.S. #press
Trump whines that he's the victim of a 'two-tier' system of law. In fact, he's its beneficiary
President Biden is not weaponizing the law against Trump. The former president has always used wealth and connections to skirt accountability — that's the real perversion of justice. #press
Aprender a usar los baños complican el comienzo de los niños de 4 años en las escuelas públicos
Los niños de 4 años de California están ingresando al kínder de transición. Pero muchos jóvenes estudiantes no están completamente capacitados para ir al baño, un problema al que se enfrentan las escuelas públicas. #press
Análisis: Gracias por todo chicas de Team USA, pero ha llegado la hora del recambio
A la selección femenil de Estados Unidos que fue eliminada tempraneramente del Mundial solo queda agradecerles por todo lo que han dado, pero es hora de decirles adiós. #press