"LA Times Today" looks at the warm, wet winter weather and how El Niño is going to shape the next few months of California’s climate. Plus, as tourists return to Maui, many Hawaiians say they simply have no more aloha spirit to give. Also, the stunning surprise in the desert — Death Valley reopens to a burst of color, wildflowers and a surprise lake. And finally, the new face of country music has lots of tattoos on it. Jelly Roll opens up about how he overcame addiction and prison to become this year's breakout country act.

Source: Los Angeles Times October 27, 2023 06:11 UTC