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In a city full of tough traffic and disgruntled drivers, being briefly recognized on the road can go a long way.

If Proposition 22 is thrown out, Uber, Lyft, DoorDash and Instacart’s classification of gig workers as independent contractors would be in danger — upending the gig economy.

May Gray is here to stay.

From the The New Beverly Cinema to Brain Dead Studios, there’s a good mix of classic and art house films every weekend.

The platform’s reach, and the creators’ ability to keep ownership of their intellectual property and retain full creative control, are big factors.

The hangover from the streaming splurge of the past decade is still pervading the industry, which is suffering as a result.

Find out where to get online and brush up your digital skills and get online in the L.A. area without having to buy a coffee.

The traditional pilot season has shrunk to a nub of what it used to be as networks focus on year-round programming.

Earlier in the day, the encampment had expanded as protestors observed the Nakba, an annual commemoration of when Palestinians were displaced in the creation of the state of Israel.

$3.3 billion from the around $6.4 billion bond measure will be available starting July.

California’s deficit has increased, but K-12 schools are largely spared cuts in the governor's May revision.

The Los Angeles City Council voted to get rid of so-called “no-vending” zones in February. But a lawsuit filed in 2022 by Hollywood street vendors against the city continues on as vendors seek to repeal tickets and remaining restrictions.