L.A. backs $2.6 billion Convention Center expansion, amid major warnings about the cost
Los Angeles City Council approved a $2.6 billion Convention Center expansion to spur downtown revival despite advisers' warnings about long-term fiscal and timing risks.
How do you buy tickets for the L.A. 2028 Olympics? LA28 outlines its ticket schedule
Los Angeles will open general registration for 2028 Olympic tickets in January 2026, with Paralympic tickets on sale in 2027 and single-event tickets from $28.
L.A. Convention Center expansion hits a wall: Council committee endorses repairs instead
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Why United CEO warns Olympics could be 'net negative' for airlines in L.A.
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Ultra-wealthy visitors are booking Los Angeles mega-mansions years in advance for the 2028 Olympics, with multi-million-dollar, yearlong rentals and soaring demand.
Giants LB Bobby Okereke also is GM of Nigerian flag football team
Bobby Okereke expressed his admiration for the young Nigerian national flag football team, noting their promise and strong spirit, though he highlighted the need for improvement in quarterback play.
Christian McCaffrey on Fatherhood, Olympic Dreams, and Becoming a Deadhead
McCaffrey describes his offseason as "pretty locked-in" with little fun, indicating a strong focus on training and returning to peak performance after injuries.
[Podcast] Key trends in urban mobility transformation
As companies lean towards remote work models, the need for expansive office spaces in city centers is declining, prompting a residential shift as citizens adjust to new work environments.
Faced with a $30 minimum wage, hotel investors start looking outside L.A.
"Our board was very adamant that if [council members] go forward with this nonsense, that it's dead. They're going to move the project somewhere else."