If California were its own country, it would outrank Japan. The state's economy hit about $4.1 trillion in 2024, sliding past ...

The Los Angeles County Department of Public Health is urging people to take precautions following an increase in flea-borne ...

On Sept. 5, 2022, a sagging power line owned, maintained and operated by SoCal Edison encountered a Frontier communications ...

Pickleball, America’s fastest-growing sport, has seen a remarkable increase in participation, with an estimated 22.3 million players in 2024 — a 150% jump from previous years. However, this surge has ...

A Los Angeles man’s 22-year mission to get an Indian consulate in Los Angeles came one step closer to being realized when ...

Superchief Gallery NFT hosted and art directed the first physical events for many NFT industry giants such as OpenSea, Makersplace, Foundation and Quantum. With a long and successful record behind ...

Famed rock ‘n roll band Chicago has had a busy summer. Performing at sold-out shows across the nation, the famed group that first formed in 1967 is keeping its legacy ...

In the 1980s, Broadway's fabled theaters and movie houses were closing one after the other, falling victim to changing cultural tastes, the ravages of age and disuse. Vaudeville and Wurlitzer organs ...

During the Los Angeles fires, Dan Voznick of the ’80s post-punk band Afterimage lost his home and nearly all of his belongings, including musical instruments. Through the Instrumental Giving registry, ...

I keep thinking I’ll thicken my skin when I visit our burnt-out Altadena property. My husband and I have divided our post-fire duties: he handles the red tape, while I ...

DOWNTOWN LOS ANGELES – It seemed a novel idea: In advance of its recently announced April 2011 show on street art, the Museum of Contemporary Art offered one of its walls to a prominent street artist.

Located in one of the liveliest centers of Los Angeles, flanked by the LA Convention Center, Crypto.com Arena and LA Live, the new Olympia mega-development project at 1001 W. Olympic Boulevard was ...