Mike Roe

The public transit agency is doing away with passes, starting on July 1. Instead, they’ll cap how much you can be charged.

Celebrate the start of Pride Month. See a show as part of the Hollywood Fringe Festival. Check out the first night of annual free summer concert series, Grand Performances.

A new comedy show in Santa Monica looks to flip the alcohol-forward comedy venue dynamic. It features sober comics joking about sobriety in a sober-friendly space, the first Sunday of every month.

Brittney Griner proved that, despite spending last year in a Russian prison, she’s still a dominant player.

A motion that could have stopped the project in its tracks was continued from Wednesday's meeting to August.

The O.C. Marathon takes place this Sunday as runners journey from Newport Beach to Costa Mesa over the 26.2-mile course. If you’re running in it, want to cheer runners on, or want to avoid getting anywhere near it, we’ve got everything you need to know.

Without writers, late-night talk shows are among the first programs leaving the airways. The same was true in the 100-day strike that took place in 2007. Here's how they handled it.

“He is creating from a place of lack on so many levels — lack because of color, lack because of his queerness — but he almost takes that and makes that his superpower, at a time when that superpower also got people killed."

It’s the second round of a previously announced plan to cut 7,000 jobs during the first half of this year.

He was one of three people charged in the shooting, alongside the film’s armorer and an assistant director — Baldwin was both a star and producer of the film.

A new exhibition in downtown L.A., Jean-Michel Basquiat: King Pleasure, takes an inside look at the man and his work. That’s aided by access to the artist’s personal life — made possible because it’s presented by Basquiat’s estate, run by his sisters Jeanine Heriveaux and Lisane Basquiat.

A new spinoff company created by mega-agency Endeavor — now controlling the industry leaders in both real and simulated fighting — will be valued at more than $21 billion.