An L.A. housing agency is pausing new applications for Section 8 vouchers amid budget uncertainty in Washington, a hit to families in need of affordable housing.

Pediatricians and public health experts said they’ve seen a surge in requests for “bonus” doses of measles immunization following the death of an unvaccinated six-year-old in West Texas last week.

A new $100,000 retirement benefit per each Olympic Games will help Team USA athletes go for gold without going broke.

The lineup of the 2025 SXSW Film and TV Festival in Austin is full of returning talent. The Times spoke to organizers and filmmakers about why they keep coming back.

The Trump administration is impeding the National Institutes of Health-backed science that enabled treatment of retinoblastoma, a rare childhood eye cancer.

L.A. County is considering a hiring freeze as the government’s $45-billion budget faces “enormous pressures” from devastating wildfires, a flood of sex abuse lawsuits and a White House threatening to slash funds.

Nearly 332 million people visited America's national parks last year, a record high. That popularity hasn't shielded the agency from Elon Musk's DOGE-driven purge of the federal workforce.

With the Clippers missing several key players, James Harden steps up against Detroit as L.A. ends three-game losing streak.

Trump repeated false claims he made on the campaign trail, including that Biden secretly flew migrants into the U.S. and that many immigrants are violent criminals.

Journalist Melvin Robert says he is 'overjoyed and humbled' to join the KTLA family as he fills the post held by longtime anchor Sam Rubin, who died last year.

It’s time for Newsom, lawmakers and everyone else sparring over solar to sit down and make sure that 10 years from now, California is still the nation’s rooftop solar leader — without burdening all electric ratepayers. Otherwise, we’ll still be mired in this same agonizing debate. And the world will be a lot hotter.