Robert Garrova

Thirty artists will have their work on billboards across L.A. this May, thanks to The Billboard Creative.

The Santa Monica City Council has passed the ordinance allowing for to-go drinks on the pedestrianized shopping destination as early as June.

The three-block shopping strip could become a new Bourbon Street if early morning to late at night outdoor drinking is allowed.

The comedian who has been open about her addiction and recovery is headlining a fundraiser for Phoenix House, which offers treatment and prevention services.

Workers won better pay and benefits, but did not get all they were asking for.

Kaiser therapists, psychologists and social workers have been picketing in California since October.

The filing meets a deadline set by a Superior Court Judge who called the situation at the Downey facility “untenable.”

County officials say they're watching the jail population growth closely as it could make it harder to meet the needs of all incarcerated people, particularly those with mental health issues.

Since the January wildfires, people and organizations that serve musicians and other artists have stepped up to help.

The 44-year-old man is accused of using a chainsaw to cut down eight trees in downtown Los Angeles.

The move comes a week after a state board reaffirmed its finding that the LA County facility is unsuitable to house youth.

The event will include author talks and free gift cards to local indie bookstore Octavia’s Bookshelf.