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California is stepping up efforts to restore key natural areas across the state, with projects aimed at reversing decades of environmental damage. Within that broader push, the Salton Sea stands out as on...
A newly proposed state bill, Assembly Bill 2074, aims to address California's housing shortage by altering zoning laws in the state's largest cities. For Los Angeles, this legislation, known as the Downto...
We’re just under two months away from the biggest sporting event on the planet, and L.A. is already in full-on World Cup mode. With the 2026 FIFA World Cup around the corner, SoFi Stadium is rapidly trans...
The city has long been known for its diverse and creative food scene, but when it comes to pizza, it is slowly catching up with major culinary hubs like New York or London, steadily building its reputatio...
Despite most market trend analysis in the state (especially in SoCal), this area in Los Angeles County is experiencing an unexpected and sharp decline in rental prices, arguably the most dramatic in the r...
The Ballmer Group recently announced an important $110 million donation to tackle the mental health crisis in Los Angeles. Founded by Steve and Connie Ballmer, the philanthropic organization aims to fix t...
Los Angeles is full of iconic locations that fans love to visit, from famous film sets to real-life landmarks seen on screen. Now, the city has added another well-known spot to that list, giving it a spec...
L.A. County is going through one of the most intense urban rewires in its modern history. After decades of car dependency and fragmented neighborhoods, the city is finally building the infrastructure that...
The long-dormant Fox Venice Theatre at 620 S. Lincoln Blvd may finally have a new tenant. Last week, Trader Joe’s filed a formal application with Los Angeles City Planning to convert the historic 1950s ci...
California could be heading toward a potentially strong El Niño developing in spring and summer 2026, with some forecasts suggesting it could become an unusually intense event, even described as a potenti...