Under-the-Radar New Restaurants to Check Out in Los Angeles, June 2025
By Rebecca Roland
The World’s Biggest CatCon Returns To L.A. For Its 10th Anniversary — With Adoptable Cats And 150+ Vendors
By Sofia Delpueche
These Hollywood Eloteros Deliver Buttery, Cotija-Covered Corn Delights on a Fleet of Golf Carts
By Bill Esparza
Downtown LA ICE arrest
By Jordan Rynning
Elon Musk Retakes Ownership of Gene Wilder’s Former L.A. Home From ‘Willy Wonka’ Star’s Nephew
By Etan Vlessing
Metrolink unveiling new pricing model with lower fares
By Travis Schlepp
Revised LAUSD budget saves jobs today, trims future retiree health benefit contributions
By Howard Blume
Thieves steal unedited film footage from Los Angeles production
By Travis Schlepp
Homeboy Industries honors former gang members, the formerly incarcerated with special graduation
By Marco Haynes
Egg surcharge removed
By Aiko Offner
L.A. Chamber of Commerce leader says raids, protests and tariffs are bad for business
By Md Fazlur Rahman
Widely-shared video shows arrest of man at downtown LA immigration check-in, ICE says
Jordan Rynning
- Video shows a man pinned against a wall by three people wearing masks on a sidewalk in downtown L.A.
- He cried out for help, yelling in Chinese, “Help me. . . I-C-E.”
- This incident is one of many recent arrests of people appearing for regular check-ins with immigration officials.
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Michelin awards new stars to four L.A. restaurants for 2025—including the city’s first-ever three-star eateries
By Patricia Kelly & Patricia Kelly Yeo
In landmark decision, judge rules California FAIR Plan’s smoke-damage policy is illegal
By Laurence Darmiento
L.A.'s Coolest Street Art Gallery Is Hidden In DTLA's 2nd Highest Building – And Its Bursting With Angeleno Pride
By C. Taylor Henderson
After ICE sweep, LA’s wholesale flower market is a ghost town
Adolfo Guzman-Lopez
- Vendors in downtown L.A.’s wholesale flower district say business is down 60% after a recent immigration raid.
- A large part of their customer base is flower sellers on street corners whose numbers have plummeted.
- Many of them are immigrants, and vendors say the fear of deportation is causing many to stay home.
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Windsor Village Residents Meet City Leaders
By Casey Russell
Get A Sugar Rush At The Sweetest 10K Run In L.A. That Stops At 4 Delicious Cookie Spots
By Sarah Nash
The future of filmmaking? USC gets $25 million for virtual production center
By Samantha Masunaga
Ex-priest at Dolores Mission Church arrested in child sexual abuse case dating back 30 years
By Alex Medina
A burger inspired by LAFD will debut at ‘EEEEEATSCON,' the big food fest
By Alysia Gray Painter
DUI Checkpoints Planned Across Los Angeles This Weekend
By Chris Lindahl
Free live concerts return to MacArthur Park’s Levitt Pavilion
By Richard Guzman
Veterans' advocates warn of low morale amid L.A. deployment: 'This is not what we signed up for'
By Hailey Branson-Potts & Phi Do
Venice Residents Get More Street-Cleaning Parking Tickets Than Anyone Else in Los Angeles
By Jon Regardie
10 Freeway Fuel Spill Brings Traffic To A Standstill
By Chris Lindahl
‘Who are these people?’ Masked immigration agents challenge local police, sow fear in L.A.
By Nathan Solis & Richard Winton
National Guard troops deployed to L.A. were sent to Riverside County marijuana farm raid
By Clara Harter
As jacarandas bloom throughout L.A., fire victims hope their burned trees will flower too
By Malia Mendez