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A war is raging between the tenants and landlord of 1430 Wright St., with both sides trading wild allegations of violence and harassment.
The $1-million home is now the standard in neighborhoods across the San Fernando Valley, South Bay and beyond. Here are some of the newest million-dollar areas around L.A.
Center Theatre Group, Geffen Playhouse and Pasadena Playhouse leaders face political and cultural headwinds amid economic hardships battering L.A.’s theater landscape.
These juice and smoothie spots prove you don’t have to sacrifice taste to get a healthy dose of greens.
Four years ago Joanna Cloonan’s 6-year-old son was killed in a road rage shooting. A lawsuit filed by the boy’s father alleging she is responsible is bringing her back to that tragic day.
For motorcycle and car enthusiasts, riding the section of Mulholland Highway known as ‘the Snake’ can feel akin to a religious experience. Locals have a very different view.
A system designed to protect state inmates who wish to leave gangs has backfired, leading to increased violence fueled by so-called ‘dropout’ gangs formed by prisoners who defected from other groups.
The Santa Fe, N.M. collective is transforming an old movie theater into a maximalist playground, complete with animated candy at a concession stand and seats that appear to be floating.
The recent deaths of three hikers have drawn attention to Mt. Baldy’s double-sided nature, particularly the exposed-ridgeline path known as the Devil’s Backbone Trail.
Investigative reporter Eric Lichtblau discusses his new book, “American Reich,” and the hidden, violent history of far-right terrorism in suburban Orange County.
After purchasing Henson Studios for $44 million, John Mayer and the filmmaker McG have renamed the place Chaplin Studios. Their goal, they say, is to preserve the historic complex on La Brea Avenue.
