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There is a rule every professional military knows it cannot break: You do not attack people who can no longer fight, such as survivors of the recent boat strikes in Latin America.

'More than once, I have thought that the airport lounges of my childhood now more closely resembled bus terminals,' writes an L.A. Times reader.

'Investments in air taxis ignore real solutions to our mobility problems, caused by poor urban planning and underdeveloped transit and alternative modes of travel,' writes an L.A. Times reader.

With several receivers playing well and certain needs on special teams, Rams coach Sean McVay has been noncommittal about playing receiver Tutu Atwell.

Disneyland just announced its 2026 calendar. Here's everything new coming to the resort next year (so far).

Top athlete Xavler Allen has helped Carson win City titles in football last week and baseball last spring.

Luka Doncic scored 38 points against the Phoenix Suns, but his nine turnovers proved costly in a 125-108 loss that ended the Lakers' seven-game win streak.

Past Cup organizers know 2026 World Cup matches at SoFi Stadium will have a massive influence on L.A. Planning for the games hits overdrive this week.

Olympia Auset's Süprmarkt centers nutrition and altruism in a South L.A. food desert.

The country's first houses, railroads and boats relied on the strength of the ponderosa. More than 90% of its Southwestern forests could soon vanish.