Beloved Indie Music Venue Bootleg Theater Is Permanently Closing
Musicians and frequent guests are mourning the loss of a Historic Filipinotown venue that was a second home to many
Airbnb Says It Won’t Let Landlords Cash In on a Potential Plague of Evictions
A new policy would keep landlords from listing properties where a tenant was booted for failing to pay rent
AMC Is Reportedly Angling to Take Over the Theaters at the Grove and the Americana
As the city reopens, movies may be headed back to a pair of popular outdoor malls
A $2 Billion Beverly Hills Development without Affordable Units Gets the Green Light
One city council member called hotelier Beny Alagem's One Beverly Hills project "a castle-fortress of exclusion”
Amid the Fight Over Franklin Canyon, Mohamed Hadid Would Just Like a Little Gratitude
As the millionaire developer tries to keep a key piece of land from heading to the auction block, he laments his critics
Uber and Lyft Fares Are Soaring in L.A.—and the Spike Is a Long Time Coming
A combo of fewer drivers and higher demand is driving up rideshare prices, but some drivers say ongoing labor issues made this perfect storm inevitable
If This Big, Blue Jacket Is Any Indication, Kanye’s Gap Collab Is Going to Be a Hit
The first item from the Yeezy Gap line isn't sold out (yet), but it's going fast
Is Elon Musk Getting Into the Restaurant Biz?
Tesla applied for restaurant services trademarks, which could eventually mean you can chow down at the charging station
The Britely Has Jazz-Age Vibes—and Wolfgang Puck
L.A.'s newest private club arrives just in time for a Roaring Twenties redux
Kurt Cobain and Courtney Love’s One-Time L.A. Abode Just Sold
The Hollywood Heights house that the duo rented in the '90s, while both were writing landmark albums, hit the market for $998k