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Estimates of college student eligibility and enrollment were previously unknown.

A bill that would increase penalties for those who assault hospital emergency department workers is facing the same pushback that other recent tough-on-crime legislation has from progressive Democrats leery of increasing incarceration rates.

Doctors on the front lines of California’s homelessness and mental health crises are using monthly injections to treat psychosis in their most vulnerable patients.

A son and father reconcile their homesickness for Vietnam 50 years after the war ended.

The National Weather Service has issued several heat advisories for parts of the Southland.

The messaging is being delivered in five languages, including Urdu, Sinhala and Bangla.

From free screenings at the Gardena Cinema to a film anniversary at Landmark's Nuart Theatre, there’s something for everyone playing this weekend.

Mariachi USA festival founder and producer Rodri Rodriguez was born in Cuba and settled in Los Angeles in her teens. Amid the city’s vibrant Mexicanidad, she fell in love with traditional Mexican music. Here she shares why she sees L.A. as a cultural “arroz con pollo,” where Latinidad finds common ground.

Assessments of Hollywood inevitably note the effects of the pandemic and last year’s strikes, but these catch-all citations lose the human toll of all the change taking place.

An abysmal kickoff to the summer movie season is raising concerns that studios lack the resolve to revive and reinforce the habit of moviegoing.

For actors, there’s potential to generate revenue from their voice work without even being present.

L.A. Pride, Best Friends at the Largo, Boyle Heights Youth Festival, a reimagined ballet, Run Lola Run on the big screen, EeeeeatsCon, and more.