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The decision means more than 100 tenants will get to stay in a West L.A. high rise. It could also have long-term affects on renters across California.

The Legislature passes a placeholder state budget, but must still negotiate with Gov. Newsom on the final deal. How the state spends taxpayer money is largely being decided out of public view.

Library access in the second most populous city in O.C. is limited.

Before LAist asked for clarity, the city posted conflicting information online. Officials took nearly a week to answer basic questions on rent hikes.

There’s a lot of help available, but students have to take the first step.

The sauropod skeleton gets its unique coloring from a mineral and is the only one of its kind in the world, according to the museum.

A bill before the Legislature would select the black abalone as California’s official seashell. The author says it represents the threat of climate change and honors its history with Native American tribes.

The Israel-Hamas war protest has been ongoing for about six weeks now.

From family screenings at the New Beverly Cinema to black and white classics at the Los Feliz 3, there’s something for everyone playing this weekend

Episode 5 of "Inheriting" follows Leah Bash’s journey to understand how Japanese American incarceration during WWII impacted her family’s mental health.

In its first ruling on reproductive rights since overturning Roe v. Wade, the U.S. Supreme Court on Thursday rejected a lawsuit that questioned the FDA’s approval of the abortion pill mifepristone.

There's a heat advisory out for the Inland Empire — expect temperatures to reach up to 101 degrees.