Jessica P. Ogilvie

A few months ago, the battle over coronavirus closures was being waged on beaches. Now, it appears, it’s moved to bars.

In news that should surprise no one, a new report by the California Budget and Policy Center finds that coronavirus-related job loss in the state is affecting women and people of color – and, even more so, women of color – more than it’s affecting white men.

In the wake of international protests against systemic racism and police brutality, Southern California Public Media’s leadership has issued a statement to reflect the company’s stance.

There’s momentum on police reform in L.A., but two possible actions on Wednesday returned two different results.

As Angelenos were priced out of their homes and the city’s homelessness crisis was exploding, City Councilman Jose Huizar was allegedly accepting bribes from big developers.

Immigrant detainees at the Adelanto Detention Center in San Bernardino say they were pepper sprayed earlier this month by officers in riot gear for peacefully protesting inside the facility.

This Father’s Day was bittersweet for some L.A. families, as they reeled from recent violence or reckoned with a society that has foisted violence upon them.

As some restaurants, hair salons and other businesses begin to reopen, L.A. County health officials confirmed 11 new deaths related to COVID-19 and 1,784 new cases.

Celebrate Black excellence (virtually) with the Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater.

Speaking to AirTalk guest host Nick Roman today, LAPD Chief Michael Moore did a complete 180 about possible cuts to his department.