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Evan Halleck says pursuing this project is “the most creatively alive” he’s felt since moving to L.A. 12 years ago to start his film career.

Creative energy runs through the blink-and-you’ll-miss-it neighborhood just east of the L.A. River.

Foot massages feel wonderful. But they also offer a range of health benefits such as aiding circulation, joint mobility and helping to prevent injuries. All the more reason to explore the foot spa scene here in Los Angeles.

The federal government decided not to test the soil of L.A.’s burn areas for hazardous substances. A Times investigation found high levels of lead and other heavy metals.

The powerful prison syndicate known as the Aryan Brotherhood has moved to expand its reach, testimony and court records show, relying on gang called Public Enemy Number 1, for brutal killings, kidnappings, and drug deals on the streets of Southern California.

After disasters, the Federal Emergency Management Agency directly leases apartments for survivors. Despite the horrific housing market in L.A., officials say that isn’t needed here.

As Christians spend less time in the pews and more time on social media, influencers like ‘Girls Gone Bible’ hosts Angela Halili and Arielle Reitsma have become unlikely religious authorities.

Freddy Escobar made nearly $540,000 in 2022. He doubled his base salary with overtime payouts, earning a total of more than $424,000 from the city while collecting an additional $115,000 from the union.

A sex abuse allegation against a youth soccer coach appears to have languished for months before the coach was charged with killing a 13-year-old boy.

The best brunches in L.A. include seafood towers at a Virgil Village clam shack, live jazz and bottomless mimosas in Sherman Oaks and tableside cinnamon rolls and Bloody Marys in Brentwood, plus much more.