How Real Is the Threat of an Eviction Crisis in L.A. County?
With the state's 15-month moratorium on evictions set to expire at the end of June, low-income renters may be facing their nightmare
The Hollywood Bowl Is Making a Triumphant Summer Return
After its first summer closed in nearly a century, the landmark is roaring back with one of its most exciting seasons yet
Updated! All of L.A.’s Outdoor Movie Nights and Pop-Up Drive-Ins
Who doesn't love movie magic under the stars?
Starting Tuesday, Vaccinated Californians Can Lose Their Masks Almost Everywhere
California mask rules change when the state reopens on June 15. Here's what you need to know before the big day
Maps Illustrate Just How Bad the Drought Really Is
Scientists are tracking drought conditions that are worse than they've been in at least 20 years
Are There Any Lesbian Bars Left in Los Angeles?
Readers Ask Chris about queer watering holes, Metro's seats, and more
Song Catalogs Are Selling for Big Bucks, but Will the Trend End on a Bum Note?
Everyone from Paul Simon to the Red Hot Chili peppers are selling their song catalogs to free-spending entrepreneurs for record-setting paydays
Young Filmmakers Set Out to Capture the Complexity of L.A. and the Results Are Beautiful
As part of a Frieze L.A. program, emerging movie makers created L.A.-centric meditations on everything from gig work to filmmaking itself—and you can watch them all
Rep. Adam Schiff Wants a ‘Wholesale Review’ of the Trump DOJ
A New York Times bombshell this week revealed that House Dems' Apple metadata was seized by the Department of Justice
A Glimpse at the People and Cars of L.A.’s Lowrider Scene
Lowrider culture, spawned in the 1940s, is thriving across Southern California. But as a photographer who spent five years chronicling it discovered, this time women are making their presence known