Jessica P. Ogilvie

New programs are offering a path to higher education for some California inmates, Mark Ridley-Thomas’s district is now not represented in City Council, and a sixth-generation Boyle Heights resident wants to show you its spookiest corners.

Roosevelt and Garfield high schools will square off on the field this Friday, a woman did the Ironman race indoors, and chocolate is still the best Halloween treat.

There are myriad barriers to folks who may need rental assistance, parts of L.A. are getting flood warnings, and Montecito Heights invites you to tour their old Victorian manors — which may or may not be haunted.

Expect rainy and cool weather for the next couple days, L.A. County shook with a 3.6 magnitude earthquake, and Famous Amos’s cookies’ local origin story.

Shaking was likely felt as far away as San Diego, with little to no damage likely.

A teacher was placed on leave after appearing to mock Native American customs, L.A. is ready to give vaccines to kids once they get the green light, and a celebration for our local mountain lions is nigh.

The FDA authorized the Moderna and J&J vaccines, L.A. City Council voted to suspend Mark Ridley-Thomas, and a team of aficionados want to change L.A.’s perception of Brazilian coffee.

Mark Ridley-Thomas faces suspension from the City Council, rain is headed for California (although not necessarily L.A.), and Babs makes a major gift.

The boys in blue will play at Dodger Stadium this week, L.A. has a new mountain lion, and check out this outdoor comedy show.

LA’s female firefighters report routine abuse and harassment, Hollywood avoids a strike, and Palm Springs Pride returns.