Jean Trinh

Monterey Park is getting its first monthly (and free) MPK Night Market this Friday.

Rideshare apps like Uber and Lyft make it easier to get a ride instead of driving home wasted from the bar--but does this mean fewer people are driving drunk? The number of DUI offenses have dropped in Los Angeles and other cities since ride-sharing arrived on the scene, but police say there's no way to credit these companies for that change.

Another day, another President Barack Obama visit in Los Angeles.

Westsiders will be getting a taste of chef Joan McNamara's treats, as the cafe and marketplace will be opening up a new location in Santa Monica near the end of the year.

It may be the season for delicious stone fruit, but a Central California farm is recalling its peaches, plums, nectarines, plums and plumcots from Trader Joe's, Costco and other stores nationwide for a potential listeria contamination.

Now that the fiery battle between Sriracha and the City of Irwindale (over whether the hot-sauce maker should keep its factory in the area) is over, we can all breathe a sigh of relief—and tour the complex!

In the words of Nelly, "It's getting hot in herre." During the first half of 2014, California had its hottest year ever on record.

Michel Gondry talks to LAist about his latest film "Mood Indigo" and how his childhood has influenced his films today.

A KKK group—the largest in the nation—is making its rounds through a neighborhood of Orange, passing out pamphlets to residents asking for new recruits.

If you've watched The Room one too many times and have been aching for some new material full of "so bad it's good" ridiculousness, the film's visionary, Tommy Wiseau, is working on a new sitcom.

L.A. will be getting its own touristy observation deck—in the same vein as New York's Empire State Building—atop our tallest building in the city: the U.S. Bank Tower.

Looks like Jay Z is stepping up his game for the Los Angeles leg of his Made in America tour. The music fest heads added Kanye West and Iggy Azalea to the bill.