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Los Angeles already has the most unaffordable housing market in the United States, so you'd expect that maybe some relief was due. See also: It's Official: Read full Post
Friday, Oct. 10 So many film fests, so little time. For the independent route, there’s the Highland Park Independent Film Festival at the Highland Thea Read full Post
The horrific Valley hit-and-run collision that took the life of a 40-year-old man in a wheelchair is a whodunnit no longer. Los Angeles Police Department detectives Read full Post
For the past handful of years, Elton John has barely taken his red piano to Los Angeles as a headliner. While he's played with others, notably Leon Russell, and Read full Post
UPDATE: The victim has now been identified as Aniya Parker. The cold-blooded murder of a transgender woman in East Hollywood was captured on security video (below). Read full Post
If you're tired of seeing New York media treat L.A. like a backwater, here's something that may make you feel better. You see, the one thing New York has al Read full Post
Here's the mathematical equation for a good mechanic: (honesty + skill)/cost. Tally it up and Hana Auto Service, a clean, well-tended shop on the north end of Ko Read full Post
The closure of the Westside's venerable Culver Ice Arena earlier this year left only a handful of year-round ice skating rinks in the L.A. area, including the Pa Read full Post
Whether it’s Samuel Beckett or Oscar Wilde, the 4,000-pound elephant in the room that gives any stage narrative its essential torque is always death. Its implicit Read full Post
How would some of L.A.'s most interesting and influential people live their last day in L.A.? We find out in this series, which accompanies our Best of L.A. Read full Post
The folks behind a four-year-old dream to build a stadium called Farmers Field next to Staples Center downtown want six more months to see if it can happen. Anschutz Read full Post