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The LA Local
The LA Local centers the needs of local neighborhoods, with an ultimate goal to strengthen communities and make L.A. work better for Angelenos. The LA Local is a core partner to LAist and its editors attend regular LAist editorial planning meetings. The LA Local supports Boyle Heights Beat and has additional newrooms in:
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You don’t need to drop hundreds of dollars to get in on the world-class soccer next month.
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Tenants of a close-knit Altadena complex say Regency Management ignored toxic contamination and basic repairs long before the Altadena fire.
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Their activism came from a desperate desire to keep their children safe and helped shape the foundation for Father Greg Boyle’s anti-gang work.
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Public records show encampment removal and fencing were coordinated as the park changed hands, while neighbors say they were left without answers.
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Faith leaders in Southern California are uniting after devastating twin wildfires that hit the region in January 2025 causing unprecedented losses.
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Don't panic. Whether you need 3-hour delivery from Gallop or a local boutique, here is your guide to saving Mother's Day at the last minute.
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His Caffeinated Cart went viral on TikTok, so he quit his job and partnered with one of L.A.’s legendary taco shops.
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Federal authorities said they plan to remain focused on MacArthur Park as part of their investigation.
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Inglewood is supposed to have a citizen police oversight commission. It hasn’t met in nearly 9 yearsPolice oversight commissions can provide accountability and transparency.
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The Metro events will be in effect across the new stops for the next three months and feature local businesses.
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The LA Local recently spotted them at Hollenbeck Park and in Echo Park, and officials said they’ve put up 500 around the city.
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Organizers say absent developers contributed to a homeless crisis around the property and city leadership needs to step in.
