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After years in storage, the World Famous VIP Records sign will soon be displayed in a small park. Planners will take feedback at a public meeting on Aug. 13.

This year's Disciples of the Corn dinner moves to a bigger stage — with eight chefs bringing their own spin to regional Mexican cooking.

The Trump administration has finalized a federal rule that outlaws the use of Medi-Cal funds for gender-affirming hormones and surgeries. Advocates say the fight's not over.

The levels didn’t cross California’s short-term health standards, but one expert said they show the toxic gas was present at a higher concentration.

Before last summer's protests, the department hadn't used chemical agents since the 1970s.

Jackie died earlier this week after suffering from severe anemia and receiving intensive, round-the-clock care.

ICE officers may soon be outfitted with gloves that can deliver painful electric shocks that are intended to gain compliance from combative individuals.

In one of his last political pushes as governor, Gov. Gavin Newsom wants to speed up payouts for wildfire victims. Critics say it helps utilities avoid accountability.

Voters will be asked to decide on several ideas, including changes to local governance and tax increases.

The Los Angeles mayor, who also chairs the Metro Board, plans to introduce a motion to study a fare-free transit system, her office said. The timing for the motion is unclear.

LAUSD says campuses within 3 miles of the burned warehouse have been thoroughly cleaned, monitored and deemed safe for students and staff.

Today on AirTalk: LAUSD's first day of school, the state of regional theaters, whether LA Metro could go 'fare-free', book on resistance to hate groups and Lakers sale.