Who won the VP debate? Here's what news outlets are saying
JD Vance is getting praise for his tone, but observers are also noting his lies.
October 2, 2024
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Trans Woman Daniela Hernandez Stabbed Multiple Times in Los Angeles
Hernandez, a volunteer with the TransLatin@ Coalition, is in stable condition.
October 6, 2020
38 Women Accuse Writer-Director James Toback of Sexual Abuse
The women shared their stories with the Los Angeles Times. Toback denies all the allegations.
October 22, 2017
Actor Tyler Ritter Isn't a Gay Man — He Just Plays One on TV
The Los Angeles Times recently misidentified Ritter as gay -- but, perhaps in a show of how times have changed, there has been no fallout.
November 5, 2014
James Franco Facing More Sexual Misconduct Accusations
Five women have come forward with sexual harassment allegations against James Franco, according to the Los Angeles Times.Â
January 11, 2018
Columnist: John Wayne's Name Should Be Stripped From Calif. Airport
After a shockingly homophobic, racist interview resurfaced, a Los Angeles Times writer says the actor's name shouldn't adorn the facility.
February 22, 2019
Trans Nudity at Los Angeles Spa Roils City
A complaint about a trans woman led to protests at Wi Spa, and now the Los Angeles Times has weighed in with an editorial supporting inclusion.
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July 7, 2021
This Reporter Finds The Music You're Going To Love
The Messengers: The music that Los Angeles Times reporter Gerrick Kennedy writes about today will be the stuff you love tomorrow.
August 21, 2014
Chick-fil-A Graffiti Vandal Arrested
The West Hollywood artist who claimed responsibility for painting "Tastes Like Hate" on a Torrance, Calif., Chick-fil-A has been arrested, according to the Los Angeles Times.
August 10, 2012
California Episcopal Bishops Come Out Against Prop. 8
The six most senior Episcopal bishops in California have announced their opposition to Proposition 8, the ballot measure that would undo marriage equality in the state if passed this Election Day. The bishops, including Rt. Rev. J. Jon Bruno, who leads the Los Angeles archdiocese, issued a joint statement and then held a press conference on the matter on Wednesday, The Los Angeles Times reports.
September 12, 2008
Girl, interrupted no more
Los Angeles Times sportswriter Christine Daniels (nee Mike Penner) announced in an April column that she is transitioning to life as a woman. Her story set a readership record--but it's only just beginning.
May 18, 2007
Obama to Name Out L.A. Deputy Mayor to Environmental Post
A Democratic aide has confirmed to The Advocate that President-elect Obama is preparing to name Los Angeles deputy mayor Nancy Sutley, who is gay, as a senior member of his environmental team, as reported Wednesday by the Los Angeles Times. The information comes on the heels of an Advocate.com story Tuesday about the lack of openly gay people in President-elect Obama's inner circle.
December 11, 2008
How gay is Superman?
Read the Advocate cover story that has Warner Bros. nervous about whether the gay appeal of Superman Returns is good for the box office. As featured in the Los Angeles Times and on the Drudge Report.
June 2, 2006
Tyler, Olson, and Lawyer Gloria Allred File Suit in Wake of Prop. 8
Robin Tyler and Diane Olson, the first plaintiff couple named in the historic lawsuit that overturned California's ban on gay marriage and the first same-sex couple married in Los Angeles County in June, wasted no time filing a new lawsuit with California's supreme court Wednesday morning. In announcing their legal action, the couple also said the No on 8 campaign -- specifically Los Angeles-based efforts -- dropped the ball in helping to defeat the measure.
November 6, 2008
Judge Rules Against Lesbian in High School Outing Case
According to the Los Angeles Times, a federal judge in Orange County has ruled that Charlene Nguon's rights were not violated when the then-principal of Santiago High School, Ben Wolf, revealed her homosexuality to her mother.
October 3, 2007
Prop. 8 Still Ahead With Most Precincts Reporting -- And the Suits Begin
California's Proposition 8 is ahead 52% to 48% with 95.4% of precincts reporting, the Los Angeles Times reports this morning. The measure to ban same-sex marriage has collected 5,163,908 votes so far, with 4,760,336 votes cast against it.
November 6, 2008
PG&E Gives $250K to Defeat California's Prop. 8
Pacific Gas and Electric Company announced Tuesday that it would donate $250,000 to the No on Proposition 8 campaign, the Los Angeles Times reports. Company officials also indicated they would attempt to garner support from other companies to defeat the antigay measure by assembling a business advisory council on the matter. Proposition 8 would amend the state's constitution to prohibit marriage between same-sex couples.
July 31, 2008