A Second Group of LAUSD Parents File a Lawsuit for Schools to Fully Reopen
L.A. public schools are set to start a staggered reopening on April 12, but parents’ displeasure with the details of the plan has spawned a pair of lawsuits and plenty of protests
Views From Inside the 2021 Dodgers Home Opener
Few fans were able to score the golden ticket to attend today’s game. Here’s what those who were there in person saw.
Manhattan Beach Took Beachfront Land from a Black Family. A Proposal Would Return It to Their Descendants
A California state senator has proposed legislation to return Bruce's Beach to the Bruce family
How Patrisse Cullors Is Staying Focused in the Post-Trump Era
The artist, activist, and BLM cofounder has a book and multiple projects in the works. But first, a worldwide Electric Slide dance party
Angelyne Is Eyeing a Run for Governor (Again)
As Gavin Newsom faces a possible recall, he can count on having at least one colorful challenger
What to Stream This Weekend: We Don’t Deserve Dogs, Thunder Force, and More
A roundup of the best movies and shows available right in your living room
Some of the Best Things to Do in L.A. This Weekend
A neon display with a message, a "global electric slide," and more
Updated! All of L.A.’s Pop-Up Drive-In and Outdoor Movie Nights
We love a drive-in movie
A Judge Dismisses the Daily Mail as a Defendant in Katie Hill’s Revenge Porn Lawsuit
The judge decided that nude photos taken and published without the former congresswoman’s consent are ”a matter of public interest”
Painter Chaz Guest’s Long, Lively Road to Art-World Acclaim
The longtime Angeleno finally has a studio of his own to welcome serious collectors, curators—and a new level of fame