As the country grapples with the role of systemic racism, The Times has committed to examining its past.

As the U.S. confronts systemic racism, so does the Los Angeles Times. Through the paper's history, it often showed at best a blind spot, at worst outright hostility, for nonwhite Angelenos — rooted...

Seventy-five years ago today, President Franklin Roosevelt signed Executive Order 9066, declaring parts of the United States to be military zones from which particular groups of people could be...

When the 1965 civil unrest in Watts began, The Times still had no Black reporters or editors. What it did have was a Black advertising messenger who described what he saw going on in his neighborhood.

The Times staff won a Pulitzer Prize for local spot news reporting for the paper's coverage of the Watts riots. Here's a look at the front pages during the height of the unrest in August 1965, as...

Sandy Banks arrived in Los Angeles to work at The Times at 24, never having known anyone who wasn’t Black or white. The polyglot dynamic she encountered both fascinated and bewildered her.

In the summer of 1983, The Times published a series on Southern California’s Latino community.

Ten members of The Times' MetPro class of 2018 will be promoted to full staff positions at the end of their term in December

The writer revisits a painful memory from 1992, comparing it to his father’s trauma and the current firestorm at the Los Angeles Times.

A podcast from the Los Angeles Times and Futuro Studios looks at how Prop. 187 helped turn California into the progressive beacon it is today.

Over the last 139 years, Los Angeles Times readers have seen in their newspaper the best and worst of how the American media have covered Latinos.

Los Angeles Times owner Dr. Patrick Soon-Shiong, in a letter to readers, says this news organization can succeed only to the degree it engages, examines and accurately reflects the city and the...

Over the last 139 years, Los Angeles Times readers have seen in their newspaper the best and worst of how the American media have covered Latinos.

As the U.S. confronts systemic racism, so does the Los Angeles Times. Through the paper's history, it often showed at best a blind spot, at worst outright hostility, for nonwhite Angelenos — rooted...

As the U.S. confronts systemic racism, so does the Los Angeles Times. Through the paper's history, it often showed at best a blind spot, at worst outright hostility, for nonwhite Angelenos — rooted...

As the country grapples with the role of systemic racism, The Times has committed to examining its past.

As the U.S. confronts systemic racism, so does the Los Angeles Times. Through the paper's history, it often showed at best a blind spot, at worst outright hostility, for nonwhite Angelenos — rooted...