Police say a cop from Virginia went on a horrific rampage Friday in Riverside, catfishing a teen girl, then killing her mother and grandparents. More

What we know about the Virginia cop accused of killing the family of a teen girl he catfished online. More

As 48,000 University of California academic workers push their historic strike into a third week just days before finals, tensions and anxiety are rising. "People are losing their minds," a UC Santa Barbara professor says. More

Conservatives running in school board races across California mostly fell short. Groups like the American Council say they'll keep trying. More

U.S. officials say the Biden administration supports the right to protest, but have offered little more. More

Ramin Rezaeian and fellow Iranian players are in a no-win situation as they face the U.S. at the World Cup amid protests against the Islamic Republic. More

Iran coach Carlos Queiroz once was given the task to take the USMNT far in the 2010 World Cup, but will now try to eliminate the Americans in Tuesday's Group B match. More

More than nine months after AB 1020 went into effect, some hospitals still had not put up their charity care policies in readily apparent spots on their websites, The Times found. More

Opponents of affirmative action argue that simply eliminating it will automatically create a level playing field for all students. It won't. More

California judges are circumventing a landmark constitutional ruling meant to stop the misuse of money bail. And it gets worse. More

Satellite images since 1986 show that land set aside for protection is performing much like land that isn't protected. Companies claiming offsets are skating by. More

The problem with the House speaker's autocracy is it makes speakers responsible for every stupid thing their caucus does. McCarthy could avoid that. More

NATO nations have remained remarkably united in their support for Kyiv. Lopsided economic assistance could break it down. More

The voters have spoken and Mayor-elect Karen Bass has broad support to start solving the homelessness crisis. More

For the last 10 years, people who came here as children but have no legal status could live relatively normal lives through a program called DACA. Its future — and theirs — remains unclear. More