Boiling Point

1 day ago | latimes.com | Gustavo Arellano

Mourners attend a Mass presided over by Archbishop Jose H. Gomez at the Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels following the death of Pope Francis. Los Angeles Archbishop José H. Gomez and the late Pope Francis assumed their positions two years apart. Both were pioneering Latinos — Gomez became the first Mexican-born head of the largest U.S. archdiocese in 2011, and Francis became the first pontiff from the Americas in 2013.

1 day ago | latimes.com | Jenny Jarvie

The exterior of the State Bar of California in downtown Los Angeles. Nearly two months after hundreds of prospective California lawyers complained that their bar exams were plagued with technical problems and irregularities , the state’s legal licensing body has caused fresh outrage by admitting that some multiple-choice questions were developed with the aid of artificial intelligence.

1 day ago | latimes.com | Jack Harris

Tuesday night’s game at Wrigley Field mirrored what much of this young season has felt like at large. Every time the Dodgers looked to be gaining real traction, they quickly spun out. Every time they seemed to find their top gear, they instead slipped back into reverse.

2 days ago | latimes.com | Tommy Calle

La Fundación Cultural Latin Grammy lanza la cuarta edición de mentoría y panel virtual con She is The Music El año pasado en la ciudad de Miami fueron reconocidas durante la Semana del Latin Grammy con el galardón Leading Ladies figuras como Diana Rodríguez, Vivir Quintana, Ana Rosa Santiago, Julieta Venegas y hoy la Fundación Cultural Latin Grammy anunció la participación de estas destacadas mujeres del mundo de la música y el entretenimiento en la cuarta edición de su programa de mentoría...

2 days ago | latimes.com | Brittny Mejia |Libor Jany

A group of Rollin’ 60s members on the corner of South Harcourt Street and 60th Street in Los Angeles. Even in the cutthroat world of Los Angeles street gangs, the saying associated with one Crips faction stands out as cold-blooded: “You ain’t a Rollin’ 60 ‘til you kill a 60.”The Rollin’ 60s Neighborhood Crips — which is said to be named for West 60th Street that rolled through its territory in South Los Angeles — have a reputation for violence, sometimes even against fellow members.