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The neighborhood helped reinvent Southern California. Now with energy from a new generation of Asian American creatives, it’s reinventing itself.
Internal records show how USC admitted children of the wealthy and well-connected through an alternate path with an acceptance rate of up to 90%.
The music mogul’s sexual mistreatment of women dating back decades was aided and abetted by a complex and vast network of enablers, according to a Times review of court filings and interviews with current and former business associates.
Against a backdrop of rising rents and increasing density, a fierce neighborhood battle has erupted over a particular economic venture: the Frogtown Flea Crawl.
On a rollicking Sunday night at Dodger Stadium, the Dodgers silenced the critics, embraced their birthright and returned to the World Series.
Within three hours of L.A., there are locales to satisfy every type of autumn yearning, whether it’s for the desert, beach or mountains.
Isabel Janken lived in her Westwood duplex for more than 40 years. Today, the garage of her duplex has been transformed into an ADU, creating a community of three rental units.
La Jolla’s thriving sea lion population is a delight for tourists and a headache for some locals. Other coastal communities may face a similar problem soon.
Before she was the Democratic presidential nominee, Kamala Harris took actions as California attorney general, San Francisco district attorney and courtroom prosecutor that have left lasting impacts on some, for better or worse.
For decades, South Koreans came to the U.S. for a better life. Now many of them are returning, but some say they are encountering a ‘forever foreigner mentality’
Like the Marvel Cinematic Universe or scripted series with countless spinoffs, reality TV has become more reliant on proven franchises as the industry becomes more risk-averse.
