Gustavo Arellano

Making them sweat about a gubernatorial primary is a start, writes columnist Gustavo Arellano. It was the Los Angeles Hispanic Republican Club’s potluck party for President Trump’s State of the Union ...

Pricy tactic LAX approved to get travelers aboard its upcoming train

The aggressive fee is supposed to manage congestion by urging travelers to choose SkyLink, a nearly $3.5 billion project that ...

Signs of life in Malibu as iconic Los Angeles restaurant reopens

After more than a year, one of Southern California’s most recognizable oceanside restaurants is reopening this week. Duke’s Malibu, the sunny, surf-loving all day restaurant right on Pacific Coast ...

L.A.’s 14 worst intersections share a few things in common

The Times ranks the worst L.A. intersections, what we know about a shooting at Rihanna's mansion and more big stories ...

As the war in Iran intensifies, Californians feel pain at the pump and fear a ‘forever war’

While prices at the pump are a serious concern for Californians, so is the fear of a so-called forever war, particularly among military families in the state. The escalating Iran conflict has sent a ...

Attorneys for suspect in Los Angeles' Palisades Fire seek his release based on new evidence

Defense attorneys for the man accused of sparking the deadly Palisades Fire in Los Angeles are holding a news conference to ...