Southern California Is Having a Pandemic Real Estate Boom
Home prices and sales have surged, but the good news doesn't extend to most renters
Disneyland Unlikely to Reopen Until 2021, Company Tells Investors
Disney CEO Bob Chapek says he is "extremely disappointed" about the prolonged closure
Rideshare Drivers and Labor Groups Are Suing to Overturn Prop 22
They claim the measure violates the California state constitution
The Standard, Hollywood Is Closing—but Giorgio’s Will Live On
After 22 years, the pandemic has spelled the end of the stylish Sunset Strip fixture
Aaron Sorkin Canceled Filming at the Chateau Marmont in Solidarity with Workers
“We urge everyone else in the industry to follow his lead and honor the boycott of the Chateau Marmont,” said labor leader Kurt Petersen
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From Open House Horrors to Clients from Hell, L.A.’s High-End Real Estate Agents Tell All
Six of Los Angeles’s highest-end agents dish among themselves and give us the straight dope about the cons—but mostly pros—of selling eight-figure properties in the middle of a pandemic
LACMA Is Gearing Up for an April Reopening
After a yearlong break, the transformed L.A. museum is getting ready to invite guests back inside
The ‘Target Husk’ in Hollywood Opens at Last, 12 Years After Work Began
A history of the legal fights and political maneuvers behind the longest-awaited Target on earth (probably)
As the Pandemic Takes Its Toll, California Launches New Small Business Relief Programs
Governor Gavin Newsom announced a package that includes tax deferrals, credits, grants, and more