L.A.’s Canine Crime Wave Has Angelenos Keeping Their Pets on a Tight Leash
Lady Gaga’s french bulldogs aren’t the only pups in peril. Inside a surge of daring dognappings in the area
A Media Savvy Deputy DA Is Leading a Noisy Crusade Against George Gascón
Los Angles District Attorney George Gascón was elected on promises to shake up the office. Now, longtime prosecutor Jon Hatami is fighting to roll back Gascón’s reforms—and possibly recall him
The Games Are Back, but Nothing Is the Same at Staples Center
Fans returning to the beloved DTLA arena should brace themselves for a lot of rules—including an unpopular bag ban
A Legal Motion Demands Immediate Action to House Skid Row’s Homeless
A new filing in a lawsuit regarding the City and County's response to homelessness in L.A. traces the current crisis to the 1970s
An Investigator Claims the O.C. DA Sabotaged the Robicheaux-Riley Case
An investigator for the Orange County District Attorneys Office has filed a stunning lawsuit claiming her boss attempted to have the infamous 'Rape Doctor' case dismissed for political reasons
ArcLight Cinemas and Pacific Theatres Are Permanently Shutting Down
The affiliated chains will cease operations at all 300 locations—including the iconic Cinerama Dome
One of My Kids Is Going Back to School. One Isn’t. Here’s How We Did the Math
As LAUSD schools prepare to reopen this week, a family reaches a split decision on in-person instruction
Here’s What You Need to Know About When and How to Get a COVID Vaccination in L.A.
An updated primer on who’s eligible, how to make an appointment, and more
How Did Rodeo Drive Become the Most Luxe Street in the Area?
Readers Ask Chris about new museums, a unique bit of In-N-Out architecture, and more
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