Exposure to a common air pollutant found in vehicle exhaust and wildfire smoke triggers inflammation in pregnant women, potentially raising the risk of preterm birth, low birth weight and developmental
LA28 announced Wednesday that Drop 2, its second public Olympic ticket on-sale period, will run Aug. 10–20, offering fans worldwide another opportunity to purchase tickets to the Los
Los Angeles organizers have released the full competition schedule for the 2028 Paralympic Games, the first Paralympics ever to be held in the city and the largest in the event&
A cancer-causing metal detected in the air around last year's Los Angeles wildfire cleanup zones may have exposed more than 3 million residents to dangerous levels of
Los Angeles meditation nonprofit InsightLA will lead a free 12-mile Walk for Peace on Saturday, June 6, from Hollywood Forever Cemetery to Tongva Park in Santa Monica, inviting Angelenos
With the FIFA World Cup set to transform Los Angeles into one of the epicenters of global sport, Australian officials, civic leaders, business executives, and members of Australia’s national
GigXR, Inc., a global leader in holographic healthcare training, announced a transformative evolution of its flagship application, HoloPatient. The company is integrating advanced Conversational AI into the platform while officially
The LA28 Organizing Committee announced the inaugural cohort of its Resilience Champions Fund, a new initiative investing in local nonprofits working to build a more resilient Los Angeles. The fund
The Los Angeles County Department of Economic Opportunity and the Board of Supervisors announced the third and final round of the Small Business Resiliency Fund, bringing total direct financial assistance
At a time when national proficiency in civics has fallen to historic lows, a group of John Adams Middle School students were among more than 200 Los Angeles-area students
As California continues grappling with affordability pressures, housing shortages and the long road toward recovery following recent disasters, candidates seeking higher office are increasingly being asked not simply what they