Jacob Moscovitch

MOCA’s star-studded annual gala celebrated artist Pipilotti Rist, whose exhibition closes on June 6, as well as the museum’s new director, Johanna Burton.

Nearly 30 years later, the film reminds us that the blacktops of the city are where shared histories converge

There’s something remarkable about vanity license plates and the people who rock them. We spoke to the owners of 19 such plates and learned about the stories behind them.

The incident in the hospital wasn’t Andrzej Stefanski’s first flashback. He vividly remembers Hitler’s command blasting through the radio when the Polish troops were forced to surrender: ‘Kill them all.’

Cannabis consumption is inherently social. Then came the pandemic. Now what?

There were reflections on a day of remembrance 20 years after the 9/11 attacks.

Times staff photojournalists revisit our post-9/11 archives, with images from California, New York and across the country

Look through the post 9/11 archives of our staff photojournalists and read the stories behind each sliver of history

Photo editing intern Jacob Moscovitch walks through the last month of visual coverage from across The Times.

We asked over 60 college students how they feel about their schools’ approach to physical and mental health as classes resume