Is Erewhon’s Arrival in Silver Lake the Final Nail in the Gentrifying Neighborhood’s Coffin?
It's been ages since the first domino fell, but the pricey grocery store signals a new phase in the enclave's transformation into WeHo East
Forever 21 Pulls ‘Koreatown’ T-Shirt After Outcry
Some observers thought the fast fashion brand's homage to the L.A. enclave looked a little too familiar
Media Mogul Byron Allen Hits McDonald’s with a $10 Billion Lawsuit
The Allen Media Group chairman and CEO accused the fast-food giant of discrimination for not advertising with Black-owned networks
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
L.A.’s Latest Real Estate Craze: Homes with Two Kitchens
The city's elite homebuyers now have their hearts set on houses with a "show kitchen" and a "prep kitchen"
A Former Panda Express Worker Alleges She Was Subjected to ‘Cult-Like’ Rituals and Sexual Humiliation
The ex-employee claims advancement at the company is predicated on “self-improvement” seminars that she describes as “psychological abuse”
AMC Will Reopen the Movie Theaters at the Americana and the Grove
Cinephiles can soon head back to the movies at a pair of popular outdoor malls
Can an Apartment Help Residents Be Healthier? This ‘Wellness Building’ Hopes So
This wellness-minded apartment complex boasts a top-tier gym, safety features galore–and an on-site TikTok studio
Elon Musk Says He Still ‘Strongly Believes’ in Crypto, but Backs Away from Bitcoin
The billionaire cryptocurrency booster has suddenly realized Bitcoin transactions are bad for the environment
A Cargo Ship Jam at L.A.’s Ports Could Make Holiday Shopping a Pain
Even Port of L.A. director Gene Seroka has never seen a bottleneck like this before
