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Helen Schulman talks about writing the short stories in her new book, ‘Fools for Love.’ We also check in with Now Serving, a cookbook store in Chinatown.

Councilmembers Traci Park and Hugo Soto-Martínez got into a dispute on the council floor over a petition campaign.

Critic Bill Addison has suggestions for a swank new bar, surprisingly summer-friendly Ukrainian food and a new Filipino restaurant in Silver Lake

Your morning catch-up: Immigration raids through TikTok’s eyes, bacteria warnings at L.A. beaches and more big stories.

Also this week: A 70mm festival with “Spaceballs,” “Amadeus” and more, plus the 25th anniversary of “In the Mood for Love.”

Trump’s massive domestic policy bill ramps up mass deportations, at the expense of critical social benefits including Medicaid and SNAP.

A six-month timeline of President Trump’s assault on the arts, plus L.A. arts and culture news and things to do.

Max Muncy, injured Wednesday when he was slid into at third base, will be out at least six weeks because of a bone bruise.

In an instant anyone living in or near an active fire zone can experience evacuations, displacement, loss of property, loss of life and health concerns.

Wildfire devastation can be overwhelming but you don’t have to tackle it alone. Learn more about insurance claims and financial assistance.

In a July 4th weekend edition of Screen Gab, the film and TV experts at The Times share what they’re going to curl up with when the fireworks stop.

Clayton Kershaw joins the 3,000 strikeout club, but does that make him the greatest pitcher in Dodger history?