"No Kings" protests are expected to draw crowds around greater LA on Saturday, Oct. 17, 2026.

A medida que se acerca el día de las elecciones, el incendio del almacén de Lineage se ha convertido en un tema central de la campaña por la alcaldía.

Rising operating costs and immigration raids were already pushing Guadalupe Morales’ business, Quique's Discount Store, to the brink. Then a fire broke out.

Years behind schedule, the $150 million Destination Crenshaw art project faces growing skepticism from the community it’s meant to serve.

At the first LA County listening session on renaming streets and public places named after César Chávez, residents shared what should be a priority.

Less than a week after the boys' killings, the community honored their lives and showed support to the grieving family.

Community members filed the suit claiming Gray is in violation of state law because the city of Inglewood purchases water from the West Basin Municipal Water District.

We’ve rounded up a list of mostly free events on LA’s Eastside and downtown to celebrate the cherished cultural holiday.

About two dozen residents attended the town hall centered on public safety in MacArthur Park along with the LA County District Attorney.

Ballot measure campaigns are drawing the most money, with Inglewood’s mayoral race being the next most expensive, according to campaign finance records.

The city is launching an audit of the stadium’s tax payments after a judge voided the contract that brought the stadium to Inglewood.

The Boyle Heights Neighborhood Council voted to support an Arts District-led effort to implement such a zone along the sidewalks and perimeter of the future park.

The founder of Fragrance of Elegance says their mission is to plant seeds of hope and healing while allowing people to come together and create something unique in their own community.

See what Karen Bass and Nithya Raman said about homelessness, policing and emergency response.

This open-aired street festival is dedicated to celebrating the Black community, its culture and pride.

At this LA singles night, friends pitch their besties on stage with slide decks, and the hype is the whole point.

Justin Auston was a multi-sport athlete during his time at Bishop Montgomery High School, and then attended Long Beach City College to develop his football career.

Here’s how we went from a heated confrontation at a Sept. 15 City Council meeting to an LA Superior Court hearing.

One of LA’s largest free street festivals is back, taking place this Saturday from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m.

With three weeks until the election, here is what voters said to Councilmember Nithya Raman and Mayor Karen Bass.

The brand has not been seen on store shelves for decades, but in late October, La Reina will return with rolled tortilla chips.

In Boyle Heights, the Halloween vibes were strong and the pups might've been the best attraction. Here's what we saw.

Every ballot mailed in elections requires a voter’s signature. Here's a look at how the process to verify those signatures works.

A 723-page review ordered by Gov. Gavin Newsom finds LA fires overwhelmed a system never designed for a wind-driven conflagration.

LBCC is offering one of the country’s first undergraduate degrees in trauma studies, hoping to build the next generation of trauma-informed workers.

One minute she was making a pupusa, the next she was running to help a wounded man in MacArthur Park.

Residents stood in shin-deep flooding on Friday, and least one home in the 6500 block of Seaside Walk appeared close to collapse.

The moratorium was announced in September in an effort to comply with LAUSD’s new policy to either ban or curtail screen time in the classroom.

Mayoral candidate Fre’Drisha “Sha” Dixon’s name is misspelled on official election materials. Here’s what we know about the mixup.

Koreatown and Pico Union organizations are helping residents afford groceries amid rising costs and changes to SNAP.

The Paramount, El 7 Mares and Candelas Guitars were recognized as part of the city's HistoricPlacesLA Revealed: Latino Los Angeles initiative.

Funds will go toward trash and bulky item pickup, graffiti abatement, and other beautification services for the bridge.

More than 100 people attended the forum. Here’s what we learned about the five candidates challenging Inglewood Mayor James Butts.

Sara Hernandez and Sarah Rascón could represent the district for up to 12 years following Sen. Maria Elena Durazo’s departure from the state Senate.

LAPD launched an internal investigation after a swarm of officers allegedly profiled and detained young men the day they were set to graduate from a second-chance program.

Agents with the Department of Toxic Substances Control Criminal Investigations Bureau are serving a search warrant at the site.

This year’s potentially historic El Niño could cause flooding and coastal erosion. Emergency officials want you to make a plan for your household now.

Community Space Food Bank says first-time visitors have surged as CalFresh benefits are reduced or lost. The food bank is now trying to raise $17,000 to stay open.

Voting has started in LA. From registration to ballot drop boxes, here's how to vote in Koreatown, Pico Union and Westlake.

LAUSD's overspending, declining enrollment and increasing costs put the district at risk of insolvency by 2028, according to a report from a state agency.

In a suit, California Communities Against Toxics described the fire as an ‘ongoing chemical disaster’ and called on the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency to release records about what happened.

Participants expect to arrive at the Metropolitan Detention Center in downtown L.A. on Tuesday afternoon after their nearly 100-mile trek.

The cafe's owners said losing coffee sales has put the store’s future in jeopardy as they navigate costly upgrades and a lengthy city permitting process.

Voting has started in Inglewood. From registration to ballot drop boxes, here’s how to vote.

Around 300,000 people attended the four-day Los Angeles Korean Festival in Koreatown, according to organizers.

The two candidates for LA mayor appeared separately in conversations at A Place Called Home, a youth services community organization.

The 2025-2026 season marked King/Drew senior Honesty Gilmore's second year competing on the varsity level.

Ballots have been sent out and drop boxes are open across the Eastside. Here’s how to cast your vote — by mail or in person.

Applications for the district’s magnet, dual-language and affiliated charter schools are due by Nov. 6.

How to protect yourself, your rental and your personal property from a wet winter.