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Jean Trinh
Stories by Jean Trinh
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The developers who've brought new life to the Old Bank District are planning on building a large-scale, contemporary art museum focused on downtown artists.
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Spider-Man's spidey senses must have stopped working over the weekend since he showed up to Echo Park's Lotus Festival with a less-than-enthused response from others, especially from police officers.
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A 16-year-old boy died over the weekend, two days after he struck a freeway bridge in Inglewood after he stood up in the open-roof area of a double-decker tour bus.
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Following in the same footsteps as downtown and Boyle heights, Silver Lake and Echo Park could also be getting a fresh strip of green paint on a 3.2-mile stretch of a Sunset Boulevard bike lane.
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Ever since the explosive first season of True Detective ended earlier this year, fans have been speculating who will be following Matthew McConaughey and Woody Harrelson's footsteps. And it looks like Colin Farrell could be a likely contender.
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Regular full moons are for commoners! We shall get the honor of feasting our eyes on not one, but three supermoons this summer—and the first one arrives this weekend.
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In its sixth year, the annual L.A. Beer Week returns to our City of Angels from September 20 to 28.
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Some of the letters of the Glassellland sign have made it back up over the past week in Glassell Park, but it looks like this may be a short-lived art project.
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Desert Hot Springs, which faces some financial troubles and a high crime rate, is now considering lifting the ban on pot shops so they can tax medical marijuana sales to pay for its local police force.
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Cults' Brian Oblivion talked to LAist about what the break-up with his band mate and girlfriend was like, on playing with his idols The Pixies, and the debate between SoCal and NYC burritos.
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After a recent incident where a homeless man fatally fell from a rooftop after he was Tasered by police officers, residents and supporters are demanding officers do something about how the mentally ill are treated in skid row.
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When we heard about East Borough's take on the classic Vietnamese bánh mì that treats it like a French dip sandwich, we had to try it for ourselves.