Council Eyes Revisions to Mayoral Selection Process
By Tristan Longwell
10 Things To Do For This Sunday in L.A. [7-13-2025]
By Brian Champlin
Children videotaped handcuffed in federal custody in LA; it’s ‘barbaric,’ immigrant-rights group says
By Brian Rokos
Death, lights and rock & roll: 6 little-known museums to visit in LA
James Bartlett
- Los Angeles has its share of world-class museums, from the Broad to The Getty to the Natural History Museum.
- There are many more off the beaten path that are as worthy of your time.
- Keep reading to find six niche and wonderful museums — from one dedicated to street lamps, to another on death.
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Package Pileup: Womans Address Listed For Amazon Returns | Body In Donation Bin | Border Agent Arrested
By Paige Austin
LA activists patrol Home Depots, parks using a volunteer network to warn of immigration raids
By Andrea Klick & Ryanne Mena
Man found shot to death in East Hollywood
By Vivian Chow
Where to Celebrate Bastille Day in Los Angeles
By Haley Bosselman
Driver hits LAPD squad car at scene of multi-injury crash
By Will Conybeare
This is the rare bright spot in a tough Hollywood job market
By Wendy Lee & Kaitlyn Huamani
Activists Decry ICE at Glendale Memorial Hospital
By Tristan Longwell
Results of LA region’s annual homeless count to be released
By Makenna Sievertson
‘Cover Them Up Like James Brown’: What Can Mayor Bass - and the Rest of Us - Do About the ICE Raids?
By Erick Galindo
Who will save Sunshine? The palm tree may be the last survivor of old Bunker Hill
Fiona Ng
- A small group of Angelenos is campaigning to have a palm tree relocated in downtown L.A.
- The palm, which they call Sunshine, needs a new home because its longtime patch of ground is being redeveloped.
- Fans of Sunshine argue that the palm holds unique value as one of the last remnants of old Bunker Hill.
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Federal judge halts indiscriminate immigration stops in Los Angeles and beyond
By Brittny Mejia & Rachel Uranga
Los Angeles police cannot detain or fire weapons at journalists covering protests, judge rules
Destiny Torres
- The LAPD cannot remove, detain or fire their weapons at members of the press who are covering protests.
- Press groups last month filed a federal lawsuit against the LAPD.
- The department has 72 hours to inform all LAPD officers of the order.
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Lack Of Clarity On Trade Policy Already Affecting Some In LA Construction, Development
By Bianca Barragan