Mike Roe

It's set to open by mid-to-late February.

The start of a new year prompts a lot of us to make resolutions. With 2023 just around the corner, we’re sharing your most life-changing albums. We hope they’ll give you the inspiration you need.

After a structural issue led to what was supposed to be a temporary closure, their landlord decided not to repair the building and to demolish it instead.

The mountain lion known as P-22 has been tranquilized by authorities and transported to a wild animal care facility. He was found in the Los Feliz area.

We want you to share the album that changed your life. For NPR music critic Ann Powers, it was an album by Kate Bush.

L.A. Comic Con had a rocky start, but quickly grew and now features a who’s who from the wide universe of pop culture. Now they have to fight their way out of a pandemic while also holding their biggest convention, both physically and in number of attendees, ever.

Embattled councilmembers Kevin de León and Gil Cedillo remained absent. In a radio interview, de León reiterated that he would not resign.

Former Councilmember José Huizar faces allegations he traded his influence over development projects for at least $1.5 million in cash and other perks.

Los Angeles's Martha Gonzalez, described by the MacArthur Foundation as a "musician, scholar, and artist/activist," was announced as one of 2022's MacArthur Fellows — the prize unofficially known as the MacArthur "Genius Grant."

The announcement came the same day Nury Martinez resigned under pressure and the L.A. City Attorney called for a special election next spring to get voter approval for the City Council district lines to be redrawn.

L.A. Metro’s Crenshaw/LAX K Line extension, which opened Friday, runs through South Los Angeles and Inglewood.

“Bowie hated Los Angeles. Probably moreso than any place that he traveled,” Brett Morgen, the film’s director, told us. “However, he did come here for inspiration.”