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Dodgers And Angels: Your Guide To Opening Day In LA And Beyond

The Dodgers let some stars leave so the youngsters can play. The Angels signed veterans to win now — and maybe convince Shohei Ohtani to stay.

A white man (left) with light-tone skin wears a Dodger home uniform and holds a baseball to a mitt. An Asian man (right) with light-tone skin wears an Angels home uniform and holds a bat over his left shoulder.

Think No One Walks In LA? Check Out These 15 Underrated SoCal Walks

"No one walks in L.A.," or so the song goes. But is L.A. actually an underrated walking city?

View of Culver City and Los Angeles on a clear day from an overlook south of downtown. Homes and trees, some with fall foliage, are in forefront with downtown skyline in distance

The Thrill Of Being NPRmageddoned And Why The Podcast By The Same Name Is Exploring Dystopian 'Lost Angeles'

Did we make up a word? It's possible, but getting featured as a superhero is a rite of passage for public media folk, including reporters here at LAist. Now the creators of those Twitter memes say they see reporters as heroic.

An illustration has two men with light-tone skin — both wear glasses. The man at the left has long brown hair and has a shoulder pad with tusks. The man at the right has short brown hair and is grimacing. His shoulder pad has treads on it and he carries a shield.

Want To Stay Active And Make New Friends? Here’s Our List Of LA Sports Groups

From biking to volleyball, these homegrown groups are open to all.

This collage features a group of surfers with their boards at rest on the left; two volleyball players, a soccer player, and another surfer in the center; and a smiling group of friends on the right– all on top of an image of a hiking trail with high-rise buildings in the background.

He Visited Disneyland 2,995 Days In A Row. It's Now A Guinness World Record

The record breaks down to eight years, three months, and 13 days. And yes, it took some dedication. He coordinated the visits around dinner plans, work duties and travel.

Southern California's snow-capped mountains are beautiful. Here's where to maximize the view (and snap a great picture)

It's been many, many years since we saw this much snow in our mountains. Going up there right now isn't safe, but here are some places where you can enjoy the view and snap a pic.