Cardinal Roger Mahony

Sheriff Joe Arpaio's Reign of Terror Becomes Arizona Policy, Thanks to State Senator Russell Pearce and Governor Jan Brewer

Ruining the L.A. Marathon

Preachers pressured City Hall to change it. Now the race faces uncertainties

Rock Picks: Raveonettes, Amebix, Thorns of Life

Also, the Head Cat, the Spanks, Jimmy Webb and others

Queer Town: A Prop. 8 Town Hall Meeting at Young Israel

On Monday evening, three and a half hours after Variety reported that movie director Steven Speilberg had donated $100,000 to the "No on Prop. 8" campaign, Rabbi Elazar Muskin turned over his synagogue, Young Israel of Century City, to supporters of the anti-gay marriage ballot measure. Under Muskin ... More >>

Numero Uno's George Torres Faces Murder Charges

Rags-to-riches story of L.A. grocery king goes sour

Grocery King George Torres Fingered in Murders

Racketeering charges against Numero Uno markets founder include bribing two former L.A. planning commissioners

To Forgive or to Shun

A child-porn-convicted rabbi tries to make amends as rabbi sex-abuse cases roil the Jewish community

Devils in Disguise

A pedophile priest and his pious protectors

The Two Aristocrats

Mayor V. and Prez Fox take in L.A.

Antonio's Long Ride

How immigration issues torture the mayor

A Day of Power

Can Congress pick up the vibe of the movement?

LA’s Underground Power Broker

The name Vignali receded into L.A. history after the “Pardongate” scandal of 2001, but questions remain about drug-dealing son Carlos and his real estate magnate father, Horacio, who just might be pulling the strings in the remaking of downtown L.A.

Bunkum Hill

Over the past 50 years, the city has tried repeatedly to turn Grand Avenue into the living, breathing heart of downtown, and has failed miserably. Now, a public-private group led by Eli Broad is trying again — with the emphasis on private

Letters

Over the past 50 years, the city has tried repeatedly to turn Grand Avenue into the living, breathing heart of downtown, and has failed miserably. Now, a public-private group led by Eli Broad is trying again — with the emphasis on private

Father Sarducci, Please Call Home

Over the past 50 years, the city has tried repeatedly to turn Grand Avenue into the living, breathing heart of downtown, and has failed miserably. Now, a public-private group led by Eli Broad is trying again — with the emphasis on private

MTA Game Plan

The poor walk, so that the middle class can shrink

Swept Up in a Cause

This time Sandoval works a swing shift for her future

The End of Times

Dammit, it was the “hometown” that we liked most about our hometown rag

Juvenile Injustice

Proposition 21 aims to send thousands of California teenagers to adult prisons

The New Unionism Finds a Home

Once the nation’s most anti-union big city, L.A. has now become America’s most dynamic labor town

On the Beach With Gray and Cybill

Once the nation’s most anti-union big city, L.A. has now become America’s most dynamic labor town

Out and No Wonder

Why aren’t city managers held to a higher standard?