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Without a mosque, the community prayed at the Indonesian consulate for years. Now the Pico Union mosque is their own third space.
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The race began at Dodger Stadium Sunday morning and finished at Avenue of the Stars in Century City. More than 20,000 runners registered for this year's event.
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The Dodgers say: "Picture yourself being a celebrity who gets a lot of pictures taken and a lot of requests."
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One of L.A.'s oldest pubs is jumpstarting its annual St. Patrick's festivities after two years on hold from the pandemic with green beer and 1,300 pounds of corned beef.
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The former Valley Torah High star plans to observe the Sabbath and would walk to any games held between Friday and Saturday evening if he makes a roster.
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A bronze statue of the famed Dodger pitcher will be unveiled on June 18, next to a sculpture of fellow Hall of Famer Jackie Robinson. The first 40,000 fans who show up to that night's matchup with the Cleveland Guardians will receive a replica of the Koufax statue.
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The new collective bargaining agreement must be approved by both sides before it becomes official.
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City Councilmember John Lee wants to rename Porter Ridge Park for the 1982 film. A famous scene from the movie was filmed there.
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With a 40-foot cranium and a nose the size of a 2-ton car, Percy the Porcupine may be one of the largest puppets ever made. And he was born in Los Angeles.
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Brewer, 46, credits Angel City Sports, a foundation for kids, adults and veterans with physical disabilities and visual impairments.
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The pickleball pickings are sparse in the city of L.A.'s vast park system, due to reluctance by officials to convert tennis or basketball courts for dual use. Smaller cities have been more nimble in adding courts.
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“There are so many lessons to learn in skating outside of just the technique that you need to be able to bounce on a blade,” said Burbank Skating Director Ben Blandford.
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Artists collaborated to turn unsold clothing into art pieces, saving them from the landfill and creating an installation at the Atwater Village Goodwill store.
