Immigration raids spark fear, rage across Los Angeles as police get a handle on agitators
Los Angeles faces intensified immigration enforcement, fueling community fears and protests, particularly against the backdrop of increased federal operations targeting undocumented residents.
Immigration raids spark fear, rage across Los Angeles as police get a handle on agitators
Los Angeles faces intensified immigration enforcement, fueling community fears and protests, particularly against the backdrop of increased federal operations targeting undocumented residents.
Tour a Cool-Green Modern Home That Glows in the Hills of Laurel Canyon
The project unfolded like a novel written without an outline, beginning with outdoor areas and evolving through phases without a predetermined connection.
Evicted from her apartment at 68, an artist starts anew in a sunny L.A. fourplex
Weiss quickly learned that she could no longer afford to live in Los Feliz, as apartments were significantly more expensive than what she was used to paying.
L.A.'s Iranian community grapples with reactions to U.S. military attack
Farahanipour lamented, "I don't think that anything good will come out of this. If the regime changes, we're facing either another Iraq or Afghanistan."
19 charged in alleged Mexican Mafia conspiracy to kill L.A. rap artist
On New Year's Eve in 2022, an alleged subordinate of Quintero, Giuseppe "Clever" Leyva, told an informant he'd notified gang members in Paramount, Compton and downtown L.A. that they had instructions to attack Abrego "on sight."
A Modern Plant-Based Chinese Restaurant and Tea Lounge Opens in Echo Park
Men & Beasts focuses on reimagining traditional Chinese dishes with seasonal ingredients, a vegan lens, and an all-homemade approach, offering a unique dining experience.
A repeat of Rodney King? Local leaders say L.A.'s latest unrest is nothing like 1992
Recent protests in Los Angeles differ significantly from the 1992 riots, with no massive unrest requiring military intervention, according to city leaders.
A repeat of Rodney King? Local leaders say L.A.'s latest unrest is nothing like 1992
Recent protests in Los Angeles differ significantly from the 1992 riots, with no massive unrest requiring military intervention, according to city leaders.
Los Angeles offers a unique blend of family-friendly adventures, from beach activities to cultural attractions, proving it’s more than just a glamorous destination.
Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass fiercely criticized the federal government's portrayal of the city's protests, defending its community and leadership against accusations of chaos.