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Too many of the state's residents, especially Latinos, are being disenrolled from our Medicaid program for procedural reasons.
Young men, who tend to be more progressive than their elders, are the most isolated. Boys are retreating into the manosphere for reasons beyond addictive technologies.
The move to legalize psychedelics in California appears to be entering a new phase, with incremental steps to permit the drugs in therapeutic settings.
A middle school principal and father grew concerned about people's relationships with their smartphones. So he opted for a dramatic tech downgrade.
Strength is tarot's card of 2024. "It's like an angel or a guide that comes at just the right moment." Here's how you can tap in if you need it.
Founded in West Hollywood 25 years ago, Barry's helped launch the era of the modern boutique fitness studio. Its glamorous devotees wouldn't sweat anywhere else.
With weaker than expected revenues, Gov. Gain Newsom wants to declare a budget emergency and ask California lawmakers to dip into the state's reserves.
Florida Surgeon Gen. Dr. Joseph A. Ladapo is advising people to avoid the most effective COVID vaccines, just as a surge in disease cases gets worse.
Ben Rothenberg's new biography, 'Naomi Osaka: Her Journey to Finding Her Power and Her Voice,' reveals the tennis phenom as she returns to the Australian Open.
Walking pilgrimages, steep trail hikes and cave kayaking: Take on these unique fitness challenges in 2024 to feel powerful.
Freeway driving anxiety is real, especially for people suffering from grief. Here's how one driver plans to handle the bumper-to-bumper chaos after years away.
Gov. Gavin Newsom urged support of Proposition 1, an overhaul of California's mental health system that will be on the ballot in the March 5 primary.
Plus, a tasting of several nonalcoholic spritzes and elixirs for the sober and sober curious.
The first step to creating successful goals for 2024 is to reflect on 2023.
Saptarshi Majumdar attends concerts in L.A. multiple times a night. He goes for the camaraderie, but wheelchair accommodations — or lack thereof — can feel othering.
At 34, Matt Smith is a widower and amateur botanist whose grief and passion are fueling a quest some might call quixotic — to photograph every plant native to Los Angeles County.
A salute to an N.C. State legend who battled depression and nearly took his own life in Calabasas before finding his way back. He has inspired The Times' Ben Bolch throughout his life.
Asael Roblero became a fixture at L.A. County Board of Supervisors meetings as he sought help for his incarcerated son with a mental illness.
A medical examiner credits 'acute effects of ketamine' for the death of Matthew Perry. But for some, the drug saves lives.
Not celebrating Christmas can feel lonely. But in and around religiously diverse Los Angeles, Jews, Mulims, Hindus and others share the experience of not sharing an experience.
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