Emma G. Gallegos

It's happening: real, actual trademarked Cronuts™ are coming to the City of Angels for the first time this Saturday.

West Hollywood's The Abbey has a message to politicians sponsoring anti-gay legislation: we don't serve your kind. The legendary gay bar sent out a notice of its new policy inspired by a recent wave of anti-gay legislation. David Cooley, found of the Abbey, said in a release, "I want to send a message to all those people out there who conflate Christian values with discrimination: we don't want your kind here."

A pregnant woman in the South Bay—along with her unborn child—died after coming down with the flu. Health officials encourage at-risk people, including pregnant women, to get a shot.

Bree Walker, a former local news anchor and disability rights advocate, was arrested early this morning on suspicion of driving drunk in Anaheim.

LAist is looking to add some fresh blood to our roster of crack freelance photographers. Assignments vary, but usually involve shooting events or locations for posts and covering some breaking news.

Lady Gaga is the new official spokesperson reminding you to conserve water in our parched state. It seems a little random, but it all started when Lady Gaga wanted to shoot the video for "G.U.Y." at the Hearst Castle in San Simeon.

Shia LaBeouf's plagiarized apologies have taken a high-brow turn. LaBeouf, or someone pretending to be him, has made himself available to the masses—one at a time—at the Cohen Gallery on Beverly Boulevard from 11 a.m. until 6 p.m. today through Sunday. The exhibit is being called #IAMSORRY, a collaboration with Finnish performance artist Nastja Säde Rönkkö and "meta-modernist pioneer" Turner.

Rufus, the carrot-chomping pacu fish that greeted customers of Bahooka for more than three decades until it closed last year, is looking for a new home.

If you're living somewhere in the Greater Not-Eastside Area and had a package stolen off your doorstep, you might want to check in with police.

Our long civic nightmare is over: Silver Lake has ceded any right to call itself a part of the Eastside.

Flea wrote an open letter to Red Hot Chili Peppers fans explaining why the band decided to play the Super Bowl Halftime Show without actually, well, playing.

One man was been sentenced to life in prison today after pleading guilty to killing two USC students in a robbery gone awry in 2012.