So what do we do now?

The Lakers defeat the Nuggets and advance to their 30th NBA Finals

Two years since the Mann National went dark, a vacant lot remains.

This past Saturday morning, at around 1 AM, Amanda Jo Stott-Smith, 31, apparently threw or otherwise caused her two children...

When do we ever get to appreciate their work? Now we can — and help public schools too.

A Q&A with the former Los Angeles Times Food section staffer.

And we're grateful.

With wild horses heading off the American stage, it's time to remember our equine veterans.

The fortunes of a beleaguered franchise change dramatically with Blake Griffin likely to wear red and blue.

Take me to the kool-aid and pour me a double because the only way I'm going to be able to understand this one is with chemical assistance.

The Lakers outlast the Rockets, the Dodgers are playing OK without Manny, and allegations continue against USC athletics.

Jessie Gentry is fascinated by Los Angeles' grittier history, including murder scenes. Next in the Observing an L.A. Photographer series.

I was cruising around online last Friday when I came across Dan Baum's narrative of his firing as a staff...

The Lakers look to rebound after an embarrassing loss, more information is revealed on Manny Ramirez, and UC Irvine athletics impresses nationally.

Looking more closely at Manny's explanation, while the Dodgers lose their first game without him...

Manny Ramirez's positive steroid test rocks the baseball establishment, and sends the Dodgers season spiraling to who knows where. (Updated at 2 PM)

An interview with author and former Los Angeles Times manager, BJ Gallagher, about reinvention tactics for media professionals.

The the first annual ELLE DECOR Presents Legends of La Cienega Design Walk, scheduled to start on May 8 and run through May 9th, offers book signings and lectures on L.A.-based decor tastemakers such as Billy Haines, Gerard Colcord, and Tony Duquette.

The Lakers face a stiff test in the Houston Rockets, while the Dodgers keep racking up wins at home.

What I remember most about that drive, even now, fifty years later, can still take my breath away when the skies are clear. It might not seem that special to anyone these days, but I'm talking about the first time I saw the San Fernando Valley from the top of the pass.