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This week in television, we tell you what you need to know about the TV shows 'Beef' and 'The Power,' as well as the stand-up special 'Mae Martin: SAP.'

Doctors, nurses and health care professionals have been on the frontlines of the fight against COVID-19 since the pandemic began three years ago. We asked six of them how their lives, jobs, and views about medicine and public health have changed since.

When you feel invisible in the country you were born in — and even more so in the country that you adopt.

The protections have kept thousands of renters housed. L.A. leaders now worry about a spike in evictions.

This weekend is WWE’s WrestleMania, the Super Bowl of the athletic fantasy known as professional wrestling — meanwhile, they face their toughest rivalry in years.

Opening day is like a holiday for some. There are family reunions, barbecues, drinks flowing and hope that the Dodgers can win it all again.

We explore the origin story of KCON, which turned 10 last year.

It’s also the most populated county, by about 5 million people.

Activists with JusticeLA and other groups are demanding County Supervisors commit to closing MCJ without a replacement by March 2025.

Data obtained by LAist shows that evictions in L.A. have reached pre-pandemic levels, even with COVID-19 protections still in place.

Ridley-Thomas was accused of helping secure a lucrative county contract and supporting two potential new contracts for USC's School of Social Work in exchange for a faculty job and a scholarship for his son.

Key lawmakers want UC to follow CSU's lead and participate in an Associate Degree for Transfer program.