The author has turned his back on Fancy Coffee Places and started working in less salubrious establishments — and the words flow
Ahead of the 2028 Olympics, the city has quietly become the leader in US public transport investment
State’s attempt to impose a regulatory framework on the fast-emerging technology has split opinion in Silicon Valley
His first retrospective, at the age of 82, showcases work which satirises wealth, technology and the American drive for more
The college in the Californian desert where cowboys are in and campus culture wars are out
ChatGPT maker says legislation would harm innovation and stifle start-ups in the state
From philanthropy to the public purse, classical music institutions are in search of new sources of money
Paul Feig’s dayglo satire about a world in which people hunt each other for cash offers axe battles and bruised testicles aplenty
Forestry programmes part of climate plans are under threat from intense blazes
Relocation is the latest in a wave of defections from companies lured to Lone Star State by lower taxes and lighter regulation
Sean Wang’s tale of growing up as a Taiwanese kid in Noughties California is playfully autobiographical
The movie business is hoping for a turnaround after limping into the summer season with a shortage of big movies
State’s supreme court says ride-hailing services can treat workers as contractors rather than employees
Laws should not be written without collaboration from expert developers, investors and researchers
Billionaire entrepreneur labels state law on transgender children as ‘final straw’
They are widely derided, but deep down isn’t everyone a Nimby? And shouldn’t we try to understand why people fear change close to home?
Where to shop, eat and visit this midsummer
Mary Daly points to workers being ordered back to the office and other steps required to regenerate depleted downtown
Tech companies launch fightback against proposed law to introduce ‘kill switch’ on powerful artificial intelligence models
Vast swaths of office space have been left empty after a big shift to remote working
Savvy collectors including moneyed millennials and Gen Zs turned up for the fair’s first outing in the city
Trust in tech may have declined but demand for its services and shares is at an all-time high
Our writer finds pool-side peace and a dreamy escape from bustling LA in this classic 1960s movie
Federal government moves against Asian tech have brought investment rushing in
In America’s answer to Le Mans, the cars cost no more than $500, the contestants are amateur and the mood is resolutely zany
