Inspector General Says the Sheriff’s Department May Have Made False Claims About a Reporter’s Arrest
The LASD is not cooperating with an investigation into the arrest of Josie Huang, the I.G. reported to the Civilian Oversight Commission
An L.A. Neighborhood Is in Turmoil After Residents Place Boulders in an Underpass to Deter the Unhoused
An unofficial effort to keep tents from popping up under the highway in the Reynier Village neighborhood has caused citywide outcry
L.A.’s Servers Say Tipping Is Way Down During the Pandemic
Restaurant workers who rely on tips to make a living are dealing with reduced customer flow—and reduced generosity
DA Jackie Lacey Has Recused Herself from the Daniel Hernandez Shooting Case
Lacey's office won't decide whether charges are filed against LAPD officer Toni McBride, daughter of a powerful police union figure
COVID-19 Shut Down the County Fair, but the Fairplex Has Served a More Important Role
While we were all bemoaning yet another canceled tradition, the Pomona campus has been playing host to a quartet of overlooked COVID-response efforts
Artists and Activists Are Calling for a Billionaire Businessman’s Ouster from LACMA’s Board
Two activist groups and more than 100 important figures from the art world have called for Tom Gores to step down based on his connections to the prison telecom industry
Joe Biden Just Brought in $4.5 Million with the Help of a Hollywood Mogul
Deep-pocketed Democratic donors Haim and Cheryl Saban hosted a high-dollar virtual fundraiser for the former VP on Monday
Rent Prices Are Falling in Some of the City’s Swankiest Buildings
As the market for affordable apartments tightens, rents at some of L.A.’s toniest addresses are dropping
TikTok Download Ban Pushed Back, U.S. Purchase Deal Remains Unclear
You have at least one more week to download TikTok
What to Expect from Tonight’s ‘Pandemic Emmys’
From the "virtual" red carpet to critics' predicted winners, here's a peek at an unusual awards show