Gascón Charges Son of Beverly Hills Councilman with Identity Theft
Some would say the fake Instagram account mocking his father's political opponent was a joke, but Gascón is suddenly all about law and order
No Addiction Required: How Fake Drugs Are Quickly Killing Gen-Z
Despite the fact that the COVID-19 pandemic was still tearing across the country, May 14, 2020 was an otherwise perfect Northern California spring day—particularly on the campus of Santa...
L.A. County Businesses Can Drop Indoor Mask Rules Starting Friday
The L.A. County Department of Public Health issued a new order Wednesday that allows businesses to eliminate indoor masking requirements for staff and customers
Why Third District’s Supervisor Race May Be One of the Best on the Ballot
Entry of Democratic veteran Bob Hertzberg amps up the contest for the powerful post
L.A.’s Scandal-Scarred Fire Department Has a New (Female) Chief. Here’s Why That Matters
Kristin Crowley promises to usher in a new, more inclusive era at the LAFD. But as Jon Regardie notes in his latest Cityside column, she’s not exactly a radical choice
How Bad is Crime in L.A.?
Barbed wire at The Grove. Home invasions in Hollywood. Smash mobs at CVS. Are we just being paranoid, or is the city really falling apart?
L.A.’s Estimated $477 Million Super Bowl: Here Are the Big Winners Off the Field
The NFL's championship promises to drop a windfall worth hundreds of millions on Los Angeles
Fox News Doesn’t Want You To See Its Latest Interview With Donald Trump
Why was Sean Hannity’s off-the-wall exchange with 45 mysteriously 86’d?
The War On Councilman Mike Bonin Is Far From Over
An effort to yank the veteran councilmember from office fails. Now he faces a brutal June election
Good Cop, Bad Cop: The War Between The Sheriff and the D.A.
What could mortal enemies Alex Villanueva and George Gascón have in common? How about everything. (And nothing.)
