Did Robert Durst Murder His Own Best Friend, ‘Mafia Princess’ Susan Berman?
Real estate scion Robert Durst faces trial in the killing of a woman suspected of helping him cover up an earlier crime
The Last Caravan: Hope for Salvation at the U.S.-Mexico Border Died Along with Two Honduran Teens
As the Trump Administration limits the number of asylum seekers who can enter the country, young Central Americans are vulnerable to drugs, gang violence, and worse
Inside the Rise of GTramp, the High-Flying Sport That Was Born on Instagram
Venice Beach has become a Mecca for a new sort of counterculture athlete: the flipper
L.A. Foster Parents Face an Agonizing Reality
Couples who foster may fall in love with children only to have them taken away; but for many, the risk is worth the reward
Can the Los Angeles We Know Survive the Death of Its Trees?
L.A.'s 6 million trees keep us healthy—and they are all in jeopardy
How I Infiltrated One of L.A.’s Most Vicious Motorcycle Gangs—and Lived to Talk About It
ATF agent Darrin Kozlowski went deep undercover to take down the Hollywood chapter of the Vagos
This Sperm Donor Didn’t Think Much About His Side Gig—Until 20-Plus Children Surfaced
Decades after a stint as a prolific sperm donor, Peter Ellenstein’s biological brood continues to grow
A Spanish-Speaking Clown’s Burbank-Filmed Talk Show Has Become a Cultural Bridge
Not far from where the Tonight Show was filmed, Noches con Platanito is transcending late-night TV
In 1982, a Family Disappeared From Their Valley Home—What Happened to the Salomons?
A writer and former neighbor is still trying to put the pieces together
There’s a Sudden Burst of Color in L.A.’s Improv Scene
And troupes like the Black Version are lighting the way