World & Nation
A parole board has ruled that Susan Smith should remain in prison 30 years after she was convicted of rolling her car into a lake and drowning her two sons.
Books
Susan Seidelman’s new memoir, ‘Desperately Seeking Something,’ traces the arc of American film over the last 45 years as refracted through her singular career.
Hollywood Inc.
Wojcicki was among Google’s longest-serving employees and one of the highest-profile female executives in Silicon Valley. Few people had greater sway over the economics of the internet in the social media era.
About the Los Angeles Times
Susan Brenneman is the Op-Ed editor at the Los Angeles Times, where she oversees commentary in Opinion.
Resettlement agencies have raced to welcome refugees before President-elect Donald Trump takes office.
Opinion
Trump’s nominee for secretary of Health and Human Services peddles misinformation about vaccines and insults those with disabilities.
New York City police are working to identify the woman who died after being intentionally set on fire inside a stationary subway train.
President Trump’s transportation secretary is instructing his department to prioritize projects for states with higher marriage or birth rates.
L.A. Influential
Unite Here Local 11, the politically powerful union representing Southern California hotel workers, has three presidents. The arrangement is unique — and working.
Lifestyle
He was cute and had a nice profile depicting a clean-cut, slightly geeky guy. He was more computer tech than Miami drug dealer. Then I read a story about him.