The Garcetti-to-India Waiting Game Has Pushed L.A. into Political Purgatory
Two months after rumors of an ambassadorship started circulating, Los Angeles still doesn't know if its mayor will stay or go—and that uncertainty could have ramifications
A Look at Billionaire Eli Broad’s ‘Unreasonable’ Legacy
Why the late businessman and "venture philanthropist" did more than anyone in the last four decades to shape the landscape of Los Angeles
When It Comes to Visibility, Armenians in America Are Hopeful Change Is on the Horizon
Last year, the war in Artsakh seemed to get buried beneath heaps of pandemic and election news. Now, an American president is poised to acknowledge the 1915 Genocide for the very first time
Larry Flynt’s Life in Contempt
Until he died, the pornographer and unlikely media mogul lived to offend, but it wasn’t a totally empty pursuit
Is Erewhon’s Arrival in Silver Lake the Final Nail in the Gentrifying Neighborhood’s Coffin?
It's been ages since the first domino fell, but the pricey grocery store signals a new phase in the enclave's transformation into WeHo East
We Need to Flatten the Curve of Despair
Isolation can be deadly, but our lack of connection well predates the COVID-19 crisis
Opinion: Democrats, We Put Sheriff Villanueva in Office. Now It’s on Us to Get Him Out
As opposition to the Los Angeles County Sheriff's leadership grows, the forces that helped elect him need to help reverse course
After a Year Like This One, L.A. Has Earned a Proper Post-Pandemic Party
2020 has been full of pain and uncertainty, but after a string of historic victories, Angelenos have plenty of reason to celebrate when the time is right
Rose McGowan: “I Stand with Charlotte Kirk”
The activist and author weighs in on a Hollywood scandal that she says sounds all too familiar
After the Pandemic, Fostering Pets Should Be the New Normal
As Angelenos stayed safer at home, many invited animals to join them—and it’s made a big positive impact Â