latimes.com / Page 6

A passport can inform which government recognizes us on paper. But it doesn't tell us what holds the nation together, what binds disparate strangers into a people.

Charli Kaaya, sister of former University of Miami quarterback Brad Kaaya, helps Calabasas win Division 2 girls' tennis title.

Lincoln Riley and USC are seeing what happens when a football program keeps and develops talent recruited out of high school rather than over-rely on the transfer portal.

Cris Collinsworth has worked with 13 partners over 17 seasons in the "Sunday Night Football" booth, and he swears he doesn't hate your favorite team.

Developer Meritage plans to build 122 townhouses and 20 single-family homes on the former Trinity Broadcasting site just south of the 405 Freeway.

Republicans know the elderly, term-limited president's days are numbered. The question of "Who gets MAGA when Dad can no longer operate the remote?" has become unavoidable.

Lawsuits accuse ChatGPT of propelling AI-induced delusions and suicide ...

SpareRoom's mixers connect potential housemates in fun, low-key settings -- no endless online profiles to fill out, no awkward interviews.

The "Wicked" franchise marks a key property for Universal, which is building its stable of known stories.

A black bear surprised an 87-year-old man who had stepped into his garage for firewood before dawn Wednesday. The animal then followed the man into his house.