Netflix and Glen Powell Fake Lawyer Billboards for 'Hit Man'
Los Angeles has become famous, or perhaps infamous, for its ubiquitous billboards advertising personal injury attorneys, whose numbers have only…
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How to have the best Sunday in Los Angeles, according to Nancy Silverton
When people tell you they don't like Los Angeles: there's too much traffic; everyone drives and no one walks; Nancy…
Los Angeles instrumental band La Lom to open Vampire Weekend
The historic Roosevelt Hotel, dating back to 1927, still maintains its old Hollywood charm. An antique-looking chandelier hangs from the…
Clifton's will reopen (again), this time in a different center
Andrew Meieran is about to reopen the doors of one of Los Angeles' legendary restaurants in a bid to once…
Can two California drag queens save the next generation of performers?
It's June and Pride Month is in full swing as LGBTQ+ communities around the world celebrate together and commemorate the…
3.5 magnitude earthquake shakes San Gabriel Valley and parts of Los Angeles
A 3.5 magnitude earthquake was reported near South Pasadena on Sunday morning. The tremor struck at 9:55 a.m. and was…
Los Angeles Airbnb Law Failed to Stop Party House in My Neighborhood
To the editor: Her article about the Los Angeles rental home that the tenant secretly listed for sale on Airbnb…
Los Angeles clears homeless encampment near Hollywood recording studio
The city of Los Angeles on Friday cleared a homeless encampment near Hollywood's iconic Sunset Sound recording studio and moved…
He was a prominent art dealer. Now, the 80-year-old man faces prison.
Douglas Chrismas, once known as one of the country's leading contemporary art dealers, was a man so consumed by greed…
Judge Dismisses Lawsuit Challenging Mayor Karen Bass' Emergency Declaration on Homelessness
A judge handed a legal victory to the city of Los Angeles on Thursday, agreeing to dismiss a lawsuit seeking…