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Lopez: Horrified by the state of the union, he's an angry protester. But he's also optimistic March 8, 2026

Veteran protester Bert Voorhees, 70, says democracy is on the line and it's time to march.

Steve Lopez

Barabak: Culling the field for California governor? Don't look at me, says Betty Yee March 8, 2026

The Democratic hopeful is ignoring pressure to step aside to keep two Republicans from advancing in the June primary. She sees her straight talk and government know-how as assets once voters focus.

Mark Z. Barabak

Laurel Canyon home burns as Santa Ana winds gust through Greater L.A. March 7, 2026

A home in Laurel Canyon caught fire Saturday morning as Santa Ana winds gusted through Greater Los Angeles. About 100 firefighters responded to the blaze.

Christopher Reynolds

State Farm reaches deal to keep 17% hike in home insurance rates March 7, 2026

The agreement sent to a judge late Friday cements a $530-million emergency hike in home insurance rates Insurance Commissioner Ricardo Lara negotiated with the insurer last summer.

Paige St. John

Intense Santa Ana winds pound Southern California March 7, 2026

Gusty high-wind conditions are expected to continue pounding Los Angeles and Ventura counties Saturday with moderate to strong Santa Anas persisting through Sunday.

Alexandra Del Rosario

Daylight saving time returns, despite perennial politicking to stop the switch March 7, 2026

Generally speaking, daylight saving time clock changes are unpopular. Research shows most Americans favor ditching the practice. But for now, Californians will all move their clocks forward an hour at 2 a.m. Sunday.

Clara Harter

Gas prices soaring, Trump administration sets stage to OK controversial offshore oil plan March 7, 2026

The Defense Production Act provides the president broad authorities to influence domestic industry in the interest of national defense or emergencies.

Grace Toohey

Pacific Palisades' 97-year-old newspaper closed after the fire. Now it's staging a comeback March 7, 2026

After closing in the aftermath of the devastating Palisades fire, the coastal community's nearly 100-year-old paper is preparing to make a remarkable comeback

Clara Harter

After initial jubilation, some Iranian Americans fear a quagmire March 7, 2026

As Iranian Americans watch the rapid escalation of the war, some fear that their native country, and perhaps the whole Middle East, could descend into chaos.

Jack Dolan

Deaf 6-year-old boy is deported to Colombia without his medical devices, attorney says March 7, 2026

A Hayward woman and her two young children were detained and deported to Colombia after they showed up earlier this week for an asylum appointment in San Francisco, her attorney said.

Christopher Buchanan

Whole Foods Market has released its highly anticipated list of food trend predictions for 2026, and this year’s themes speak volumes about where consumer values,…

Lopez: Horrified by the state of the union, he's an angry protester. But he's also optimistic March 8, 2026

Veteran protester Bert Voorhees, 70, says democracy is on the line and it's time to march.

Steve Lopez

Barabak: Culling the field for California governor? Don't look at me, says Betty Yee March 8, 2026

The Democratic hopeful is ignoring pressure to step aside to keep two Republicans from advancing in the June primary. She sees her straight talk and government know-how as assets once voters focus.

Mark Z. Barabak

Laurel Canyon home burns as Santa Ana winds gust through Greater L.A. March 7, 2026

A home in Laurel Canyon caught fire Saturday morning as Santa Ana winds gusted through Greater Los Angeles. About 100 firefighters responded to the blaze.

Christopher Reynolds

State Farm reaches deal to keep 17% hike in home insurance rates March 7, 2026

The agreement sent to a judge late Friday cements a $530-million emergency hike in home insurance rates Insurance Commissioner Ricardo Lara negotiated with the insurer last summer.

Paige St. John

Intense Santa Ana winds pound Southern California March 7, 2026

Gusty high-wind conditions are expected to continue pounding Los Angeles and Ventura counties Saturday with moderate to strong Santa Anas persisting through Sunday.

Alexandra Del Rosario

Daylight saving time returns, despite perennial politicking to stop the switch March 7, 2026

Clara Harter

Gas prices soaring, Trump administration sets stage to OK controversial offshore oil plan March 7, 2026

The Defense Production Act provides the president broad authorities to influence domestic industry in the interest of national defense or emergencies.

Grace Toohey

Pacific Palisades' 97-year-old newspaper closed after the fire. Now it's staging a comeback March 7, 2026

After closing in the aftermath of the devastating Palisades fire, the coastal community's nearly 100-year-old paper is preparing to make a remarkable comeback

Clara Harter

After initial jubilation, some Iranian Americans fear a quagmire March 7, 2026

As Iranian Americans watch the rapid escalation of the war, some fear that their native country, and perhaps the whole Middle East, could descend into chaos.

Jack Dolan

Deaf 6-year-old boy is deported to Colombia without his medical devices, attorney says March 7, 2026

A Hayward woman and her two young children were detained and deported to Colombia after they showed up earlier this week for an asylum appointment in San Francisco, her attorney said.

Christopher Buchanan

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