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California is making transitional kindergarten available to all 4-year-olds. So what is it, and how do you know if it’s right for your child and your family?

The summer season, a time when blockbuster tentpoles are normally surefire successes at the box office, has become somewhat of a nightmare.

Check the back seat. Every time.

Amid all the discourse about the plight of writers, and contraction in the industry, the renewed uptick in these pacts indicates a slight return to normalcy.

Juneteenth celebrations, Father’s Day brunch and beer options, Hollywood Fringe Festival kicks off, learn to surf, and more.

The out-of-home advertising market in Los Angeles is estimated to be a more than $1 billion annual business.

Catalina Island residents say unreliable internet affects everything from student learning to small businesses

The highly selective School of Dramatic Arts joins Juilliard and Yale in offering free tuition to future artists.

Millions will go towards establishing an L.A. County climate jobs council.

Baldwin Park passed a local rent control law in 2019. But good luck trying to find out the city’s current rent increase limits.

Progressive groups, labor and civil rights organizations do well, while anti-tax, business and police fare poorly, according to a CalMatters Digital Democracy analysis.

The governor’s office demoted the California Occupational Safety and Health Standards Board's chairperson and removed another member who criticized the administration.