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Immerse yourself in a theatrical production of vampirical happenings. Listen to Star Wars: Return of the Jedi in Concert. Watch The Goonies. Attend the West Adams Block Party.

It's the 11th time in nearly three months that a bus of asylum seekers arrived from Texas to Union Station. The Los Angeles City Council passed a motion on Wednesday requesting the City Attorney's office to look into potential legal action against Texas Gov. Greg Abbot.

LA fans have been shelling out NLF-worthy fees to see Sunday’s LAFC game against Inter Miami. But some wonder if Miami’s newly-signed superstar Lionel Messi will play.

Chalk it up to taxes and summer-blend oil (watch out, PSL).

Southern California's bagel scene is thriving. We walk you through where to go.

The COVID emergency brought widespread cancellations for short-term fly-ins to run clinics. Are the missions — praised for the help they provide and criticized for a colonialist mindset — coming back?

The use of systems to analyze opioid-prescribing data has sparked questions over whether they have undergone enough independent testing outside of the companies that developed them, making it hard to know how they work.

In California, transfer rates to four-year universities are low at most community colleges, but some colleges are doing it better than most.

Five questions for WalkGood LA founder Etienne Maurice.

We talked to manager Danny Boehle about the road to victory and notable love the team of 12 and under players are getting.

We’ve seen many changes in tenant rights, especially during the pandemic, but so have the legal battles around them.

He was at Cook's Corner to play in the band. He ended up a mass shooting victim. Now, he grapples with guilt — and getting back to "normal."