Jessica P. Ogilvie

Climate change is endangering workers in California, some Afghan refugees have a new home in SoCal, and two Highland Park spaces are now cultural monuments.

Food delivery robots may be the wave of the future, school lunch will continue to be free in California, and L.A.’s hot sauce scene is lit.

We break down what you need to know about additional vaccine doses, L.A. officials want you to start getting ready for wildfires, and Mama Lu’s former owners have paid up.

Some of the first film stars liked to party at a resort in the woods, OC is giving bonuses to certain vaccine providers, and Dodger Stadium’s vegan hot dog welcomes all fans.

Unhoused Angelenos want more toilets made available, check out our voter guide for the gubernatorial recall election, and take a hike around the Hollywood reservoir.

KPCC/LAist criminal justice correspondent Frank Stoltze tells the story of his assault at an anti-vaccine rally, COVID-19 vaccine booster shots are almost here, and an LAist contributor reflects on an Armenian dish.

Victims of a botched LAPD fireworks detonation are putting pressure on the city to speed up repairs, California would be in the most restrictive purple tier if the color-coded COVID tracker was still in place, and find the world’s healing-est soups in L.A.

Kids returned to LAUSD, we collected a list of books celebrating diversity, and head outside to get your 1980’s-style sweat on.

Our correspondent was attacked while covering a local rally, some parents are getting frustrated with LAUSD, and check out what your great-grandparents ate at the beach.

New census data was released yesterday, the new infrastructure bill may help SoCal, and CicLAvia is back.