Miller Sanford Three men sought help at clinics or emergency rooms in Los Angeles County over a three-month period this year, each reporting severe diarrhea and a recent history of sexual contact with other men. Stool cultures revealed that all three were infected with Shigella sonnei, a strain of Shigella bacteria that is resistant to five of … Read more
As a candidate in 2007, Sen. Barack Obama joins a march to the Edmund Pettus Bridge in Selma, Ala. He will return there as president this weekend to mark the 50th anniversary of the voting rights march. (Scott Olson / Getty Images) President Obama will mark the 50th anniversary of the civil rights march in … Read more
The owner and executive chairman of the Los Angeles Times, Dr. Patrick Soon-Shiong, outside the company’s El Segundo office in 2018. (Jay L. Clendenin / Los Angeles Times) To the editor: This paper should not be liberal, conservative or moderate. A newspaper such as the L.A. Times should have only one goal: accurate and error-free … Read more
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, once a political star, is deeply unpopular at home and fighting for his job amid growing calls that he step down. (Associated Press) When he came to power in 2015, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau was hailed as a progressive icon, a charismatic leftist with movie star good looks who … Read more
Anita Felicelli (Amy Perl) Book review How We Know Our Time Travelers: Stories By Anita FelicelliWTAW Press: 216 pages, $18.95 If you buy books linked on our site, The Times may earn a commission from Bookshop.org, whose fees support independent bookstores. To desire the impossible is only human. Most of us have, at one time … Read more
Colleen McCabe takes a pilates class from Liana Levi, owner of Forma Pilates. 1 In a cozy pool house in Holmby Hills, 33-year-old Liana Levi counts backward from 10 as I move my leg in a slow circle. “Think happy thoughts,” she says as the deceptively simple movements cause my muscles to shake on the … Read more
10 gifts and experiences L.A. Times staffers are giving from the 2024 Gift Guide What gifts might our Gift Guide pickers pick if they were guided to pick gifts from the lists of the other gift pickers to give? Asking that question aloud might be hard to do (go ahead, we’ll wait), but answering it … Read more
An L.A. mom makes bold pottery at home that’s ‘Midcentury Modern meets ’70s surf wear’ Like most working moms, Los Angeles ceramist Emily Haynes has mastered the art of multitasking. “Please excuse the boxes of popcorn,” she says with a warm smile, leading the way to her ceramics studio in the garage behind her Valley … Read more
Paulson Manufacturing makes safety and protective and safety gear for workers in other industries. Above, workers assemble medical goggles for shipment to China. (Gina Ferazzi / Los Angeles Times) Miriam Mesina de Gutierrez was 19 years old when she got hired at Paulson Manufacturing in Temecula. It was the summer of 2001 and the job … Read more
A cargo ship leaves the Port of Los Angeles and heads out to sea on June 25, 2024, in San Pedro. (Gina Ferazzi / Los Angeles Times) The Port of Los Angeles is on track to process more than 10 million container units this year and is expecting a record-breaking December. The port in San … Read more
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