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The Castro Theatre’s long history in the LGBTQ+ rights movement gives its upcoming reopening special significance, particularly in light of renewed attacks on the queer community.
The Castro Theatre’s long history in the LGBTQ+ rights movement gives its upcoming reopening special significance, particularly in light of renewed attacks on the queer community.
Why are Punjabi Indian truck drivers disappearing during the holiday rush?
Majesty and mayhem have lived together in the foothills of the San Gabriel Mountains through decades of deadly fires and floods. In the push to rebuild after the Eaton fire, I sought out wise voices about the path ahead.
Carmel-by-the-Sea recently became the first California city to ban pickleball at public facilities. The fast-growing sport has sparked noise complaints throughout the nation.
The questions and gags may be written in Los Angeles or New York. But the cameras are rolling in countries where producers can make them for less.
When public utilities indefinitely cut power to the Portuguese Bend community in Rancho Palos Verdes last year following months of devastating landslide movement, most residents saw it as the neighborhood’s latest obstacle. Most have been living completely off-grid for more than a year.
The unraveling of Dr. Phil’s media venture was a blow to the celebrity therapist who built a reputation as one of the most trusted voices on television. But his fortunes faded amid a dying market for syndicated TV and clashes with a distributor and partner.
Home to California’s first oil boomtown, legendary movie ranches and, yes, Six Flags Magic Mountain, the L.A. suburb has a culture all of its own.
Officials in L.A. initially ruled the death of 18-year-old Amelia Salehpour an accidental overdose. But her family has spent a fortune on private investigators who say they turned up evidence of a homicide, creating a divide within local enforcement over how to handle the case.
More Californians move into Arizona each year than any other state but Texas. In Lake Havasu City, two people arrive from California for each Arizonan who moves there.
For more than 30 years after opening, the Huntington held the best art collection in the L.A. suburbs. With new additions, the museum continues to build its impressive collection of masterpieces.
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