Olivia Richard

The nonprofit CicLAvia is teaming up with the city of L.A. to help make permanent the al fresco dining program that was launched during the pandemic.

Several people dining outdoors at a sushi restaurant were assaulted by a pro-Palestinian group on Tuesday night.

The Committee for Greater L.A. released a report identifying some of the “underlying problems” and are now proposing a new solution for how Los Angeles handles its homelessness crisis.

After a month-long delay, tax day is Monday. The deadline was extended this year because of the dozens of pandemic-related changes.

In the past week, health workers have seen a rush of teenagers coming in for coronavirus vaccinations.

In the nearly 16 months — yes, it's been that long — since Kobe Bryant's death in a helicopter crash, L.A. has mourned through art. There are nearly 300 Kobe-related murals in Southern California.

A new program operated by the Federal Communications Commission is aimed at helping households afford internet service during the pandemic.

During last summer’s CZU Lightning Complex fires, nearly 97% of Big Basin Redwoods State Park in Northern California burned. The breadth of devastation forced park officials to ask when — or if — it will reopen.

Cal Expo hosts two mass vaccination locations and is one of the largest vaccination sites in the state.

L.A. County Department of Beaches and Harbors will be conducting the first official test of the Beach Emergency and Evacuation Lights System (BEELS) on Thursday from 3 to 5 p.m.

The crew is the biggest group up there in more than a decade and SpaceX's third crew capsule in less than a year.

The city of Long Beach welcomed nearly 100 migrant children to the Long Beach Convention Center last week, and efforts are being made the ensure that they're comfortable as they wait to be reunited with family.