Topanga Canyon Boulevard will shut down entirely overnight later this month so crews can continue installing a large storm drain beneath the highway, part of the final major phase of
The Superior Court of Los Angeles County has added traffic services to CourtHelp, its interactive online tool, allowing residents to look up citations, make payments and complete common traffic-related
When Samantha Dockser and Morgan Messing set out to fix a problem in Los Angeles' literary scene, they started on Instagram.
The two founded Preoccupied LA after discovering that
The Los Angeles County Department of Economic Opportunity has launched Path to 2028, a countywide initiative designed to help small businesses, workers and communities benefit from economic opportunities tied to
From beach yoga to one-on-one nutrition consulting, Peak Health cultivates a holistic approach to wellness that encompasses movement, diet and, above all, human connection.
Peak Health currently offers
Brisk Festival LA will return for its sixth edition Aug. 22 through Sept. 13 at the Morgan-Wixson Theatre, presenting 49 original short plays that organizers say mirror the multilingual
California Environmental Voters, the state's leading climate advocacy organization, announced its endorsement of Brian Goldsmith for state Senate in District 24.
Senate District 24 takes in some of
Allstate announced Aug. 4 that it has become a Founding Partner of the LA28 Olympic and Paralympic Games and the official home and auto insurance partner of Team USA.
The
When Live Love Spa launched National Wellness Month in 2018, founder and CEO Lisa Michaelis felt like she was “shouting from the rooftops.” “We would tell people how smart it
With two years to go until the Olympic and Paralympic Games arrive in Los Angeles, LA28 has become the most in-demand ticketed event in Olympic history, organizers announced July
The number of people experiencing homelessness on the Los Angeles Metro transit system has dropped 57% since 2024, transit officials announced Monday, marking a second consecutive year of steep declines
Los Angeles welcomed 49.5 million visitors in 2025, generating $42.6 billion in local business sales and supporting more than 530,000 jobs across Los Angeles County, according to
