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If you still remember wandering through the aisles of Toys R Us as a kid, you may soon have even more chances to relive the experience. The iconic toy retailer has announced plans to open 120 standalone s...
Few things hit quite like a classic diner breakfast, and NORMS is giving Angelenos an especially cheap excuse to order one. The longtime Southern California restaurant chain is celebrating its 77th annive...
California drivers are about to get another choice at the gas pump after the state cleared the way for E15 gasoline, a fuel blend containing up to 15% ethanol. California signed Senate Bill 795 on Sept. 1...
As summer fades and SoCal eases into fall, there are still plenty of reasons to spend an afternoon outdoors. And what better way to soak up some of the last traces of lush greenery than wandering through...
As Hispanic Heritage Month gets underway, Los Angeles has plenty of ways to celebrate the cultures, traditions, music, and communities that make the city what it is. And one of the best ways to do it is b...
Few American roads have shaped the country’s identity quite like Route 66. Stretching from Chicago to California, the historic highway helped connect communities across the country, supported roadside bus...
California is home to some of the country’s most prestigious universities, from Stanford to Caltech. But now, Los Angeles can officially claim one of the nation’s top public universities: UCLA has returne...
After years of anticipation, the Lucas Museum of Narrative Art is officially open to the public. We got an exclusive inside look at the new Exposition Park museum, exploring its galleries, architecture, a...
California has declared a statewide state of emergency as an intensifying El Niño raises the prospect of a dangerous winter marked by heavy rain, flooding, landslides, high surf and coastal erosion. Go...
Getting a bachelor’s degree can open doors to more career opportunities, but the traditional college route can be difficult to afford, especially when tuition, housing and transportation are added to the...