5 Niche L.A. Social Clubs You Should Join To Feel Something
In this digital age, as ghosting and dry-texting run rampant, plenty of people are lacking that oomph that really connects them. With nearly 10 million people in L.A. County, there are plenty of people you just haven’t met yet. Trade idiotic situationships for these five niche social clubs that offer unique communities
Pink’s to give away free chili cheese dogs for National Hot Dog Day
Los Angeles’ iconic hot dog restaurant Pink’s Hot Dogs will give away free chili cheese dogs to its first 250 customers Wednesday in honor of National Hot Dog Day. Pinks will offer one free hot dog per customer at the restaurant’s original location at 709 La Brea Ave. in Los Angeles, the restaurant announced on […]
Oakland men to stand trial in robbery killing of LA fitness influencer
LOS ANGELES - Three Oakland men accused of traveling to Southern California to carry out a series of robberies, including one that turned deadly, will stand trial in the killing of Los Angeles fitness influencer and gym founder Miguel Angel Aguilar. A Los Angeles County Superior Court judge ruled last...
LAX people mover contractor sues city over ongoing dispute with airport
The completion of the automated people mover train at LAX, also known as Skylink, has been delayed for years. In a lawsuit, the developer blames the city of the setbacks.
Los Angeles Woman Landed a Real Estate Job. Then Her Female Boss Asked to...
Women have glass ceilings to shatter in corporate America. But contrary to popular assumption, women who’ve managed to climb their way to executive positions won’t always treat their female employees with grace and fairness. Paizley Laura (@paizleylaura), who once worked for a female founder, said that she felt discrim
LAPD seeks help identifying woman killed in Hollywood crash in April
Los Angeles Police Department officers are seeking help from the public to identify a woman who was struck and killed in a crash in Hollywood in April.
Mayor Bass loses another spokesperson amid heavy turnover
Kolby Lee, who served as director of communications since February, resigned from Bass' office Monday.
‘Flock cameras are not going away anytime soon’: Safety or privacy argument as L.A....
Safety or Privacy? Hundreds of license plate readers cover the streets of Bakersfield -- ready to read and track vehicles suspected of involvement in crimes. The Los Angeles Police Department just canceled its contract to use these so-called Flock Cameras.
Family says squatters still plague property four months after devastating fire
Four months after a fire destroyed their home, the Galicia family says squatters and vandals continue breaking into the property. The family says they repeatedly warned the city about squatters at the abandoned property next door before the fire and believes the blaze started there. The Galicias are urging the...
Letter to the Editor: Sean Ahaus writes about the delayed opening of the California...
Santa Monica has spent years discussing economic recovery, support for local businesses, and revitalizing the Pier. Yet one of the Pier’s largest restaurant spaces continues to sit vacant while a project capable of creating more than 50 jobs remains at a standstill. My name is Sean Ahaus, founder of...

















