Jessica P. Ogilvie

Getting a digital vax card is pretty straightforward, an underserved area of Long Beach might get a new public pool, and here’s where to get L.A.’s best chicken wings.

There are reasons that the delta variant spreads so easily, experts say there’s no need to wait for the FDA to approve the vaccine beyond emergency use, and a new documentary looks at the history of TV helicopter news.

Gusty weather is leading to an increased risk for wildfires, one vaccinated family thought it was safe to go to Disneyland, and a beloved comic book creator tackles women’s wrestling.

A report finds that L.A.’s transportation system is “failing women,” the Sheriff’s department released some body cam footage of a fatal shooting by a deputy, and Viola Davis has encouraging words for LMU grads.

The Happiest Place on Earth is acknowledging the delta variant, the L.A. Sheriff’s Department is facing two new federal lawsuits, and check out a shady hike in the Angeles National Forest.

L.A. officials are buckling down on addressing the city’s homelessness crisis, Angelenos are returning to the road and it’s not all good news, and we’ve compiled a list of the best local cookbooks for your collection.

L.A. is the latest city to adopt vaccination rules, child care workers will be paid more, and here’s how to order good In-N-Out fries.

It’s the third-wettest July on record, vaccines or testing will be required for health care workers, and hit up the Hotel Figueroa for some water-adjacent stretching.

L.A. County is moving closer to testing out guaranteed income, Japanese American activists are fighting for Black Americans, and plant-based menus are making their way into the sports world.

More unvaccinated Angelenos have tested positive for the delta variant, conservatorships in California are being affected by Britney, and ride through the city to learn.

Breakthrough COVID-19 cases are generally more mild, school lunches will be available to all CA kids, and here’s how to be the dopest at your summer picnics.

Pasadena will require city workers to get vaccinated, thieves are stealing water in California, and two corpse flowers are about to bloom.