Ryan Fonseca

Los Angeles Times

A reckoning in Palm Springs decades after a 'city-engineered holocaust'

By: Ryan Fonseca

The city of Palm Springs could vote to start on the path to reparations for the Section 14 burnouts.

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You can always go downtown. But in some California cities, many still don't

By: Ryan Fonseca

In many cities, everything's waiting for you, but fewer people are going downtown.

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Young(er) California politicians get a new shot at Congress?

By: Ryan Fonseca

The 2024 election could help bring down the average age of California's representatives in Washington.

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An unfriendly battle over pride banners in friendly-branded Solvang

By: Ryan Fonseca

The feud in the Danish-themed tourist town led an actual Danish leader to step in.

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Hollywood writers are on strike. Here's what to expect

By: Ryan Fonseca

The writers union is demanding higher wages and an overhaul of the residual payment process to reflect the modern age of streaming content.

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Could charging Big Tech a ‘journalism usage fee’ help save local news?

By: Ryan Fonseca

While many publishers and newsroom unions have voiced support for the California Journalism Preservation Act, some organizations worry it could make things worse.

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Is this the year California OKs speed cameras?

By: Ryan Fonseca

Safety advocates and some state leaders have been down this road before but are hoping the third try will be the charm.

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How's a four-day workweek sound? Let us know

By: Ryan Fonseca

Companies in California and around the globe are taking part in an experiment to rethink productivity and work-life balance.

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Western states floated a Colorado River deal. What happens after the Band-Aid comes off?

By: Ryan Fonseca

California, Arizona and Nevada would agree to reducing water use by 3 million acre-feet between now and the end of 2026, provided the federal government compensates major water users.

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Dodgers Pride Night drama can't stop this sister act

By: Ryan Fonseca

L.A.'s Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence share their mission and their reaction to a week of outrage.