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This court observer program started last summer when the Trump administration’s deportation campaign ramped up in Southern California.

This year’s Rare Books LA will include more than 80 exhibitors and a $275,000 copy of Pride and Prejudice.

Today on AirTalk: LAUSD board plan could bring significant job cuts; CA cardrooms; Home kitchens in LA; A new season at the Hollywood Bowl; and weightlifting.

Criminal defense lawyers are tracking when the Justice Department appears to rely on irregular charging practices.

L.A. is the host and financial backstop for the 2028 Games, but Wasserman's private nonprofit is calling the shots.

The divisive 4-3 vote approves the issue of preliminary layoff notices to more than 3,000 employees.

A UC Riverside report says affordability is one of the biggest barriers to closing the digital divide.

Building maintenance staff demanded the university honor pay raises.

Crystal Hefner says she’s filed complaints with two state attorneys general, asking them to look into the Hugh M. Hefner Foundation’s handling of the materials.

Tricia McLaughlin has become the public face defending the Trump administration's mass deportation policy and immigration tactics over the past year.

The “LAX Presents” series brings performances to the airport’s terminals. LAist caught a recent one with the ambient techno trio Purelink.

A recent state law lifted the statute of limitations on sex abuse lawsuits, driving a huge increase in payouts by school districts and government agencies.