Zoe Kurland

The Summit of the Americas has a counter-event this year — People's Summit for Democracy. The organizers want to stand up for the countries and marginalized groups that have been traditionally excluded in talks with world leaders.

The actual game is set for 7:10 p.m., but the pride party starts at 5:30 p.m. in the Right Field Plaza Bar and will run until game time.

The Elysian Valley and Sepulveda Basin Zones are now open until September 30. Solar-powered water quality lights stationed at the kayaking entry points warn folks when to avoid the river entirely.

The announcement was made Saturday. The governor is in isolation, but will continue to work remotely.

The area has lacked an affordable and accessible grocery store since 2019, despite being home to several mouthwatering and trendy restaurants.

The International Bird Rescue organization is asking for donations after receiving an influx of 200 sick and injured Brown pelicans at their LA wildlife center in the past two weeks.

Authorities said those wounded did not have life-threatening injuries.

The non-profit Buried Under The Blue is calling for reparations and a public apology after the city displaced Chavez Ravine, a predominantly Latino community.

A light martian wind, the crackle of a rock-zapping laser, and the whir of a space helicopter — these are some of the sounds you’ll hear in NASA’s recordings of Mars.

Cell phones blared with an alert to evacuate Chevy Chase Canyon — but there was no emergency.