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Just in time for Earth Day, Governor Newsom announced a massive new initiative called State Parks Forward, and it is incredible news for California nature lovers. Not only is the state actively expanding...
Since the beginning of the year, rising fuel costs have been steadily weighing on the global airline industry. Now, a scenario long anticipated by both carriers and travelers is starting to materialize, a...
What started as a humble taco truck (built from what was originally an ice cream truck) more than five decades ago, left a permanent mark on the city’s vibrant food scene. So much so that on Tuesday, Apri...
Laguna Beach councilmembers introduced an ordinance last week that would ban E-Z UP shade structures, volleyball nets, and large tables along the town's famous coastline. The council is expected to ho...
The Los Angeles City Council unanimously voted on Tuesday to authorize $9.5 million for targeted sidewalk repairs. The initiative focuses on upgrading infrastructure near 2028 Olympic and Paralympic Games...
L.A. is in the middle of a full-on transportation glow-up, with major rail and infrastructure projects reshaping how people move across the city. And now, one of the most anticipated upgrades is finally e...
As the calendar turns toward the second half of 2026, the City of Los Angeles is preparing for a significant shift in its economic landscape. While the state minimum wage saw its usual adjustment on Janua...
This month, the L.A. Zoo is celebrating a major milestone as the legendary California condor Topa Topa turns 60. He was found in 1967 in Ventura County as a young, weakened bird, shortly after the species...
Besides the Hollywood sign, its sprawling beaches, and its reputation as a celebrity hotspot, Los Angeles is famous for being a true cultural melting pot. And one of the clearest expressions of that is it...
The Los Angeles Unified School District has approved a measure to reduce students’ use of laptops and tablets in classrooms and encourage more pen-and-paper assignments instead. The decision marks a shift...