It’s over. After an exhausting year for candidates and their supporters, the Los Angeles Municipal...

For at least one day, choir students at Noble Avenue Elementary School in North Hills were superstars. Through...

Members of the Melrose Action Neighborhood Watch sprung into action last Sunday to help police capture...

The Craft and Folk Art Museum (CAFAM) on the Miracle Mile is standing out these days — not simply due to its exhibits,...

In hopes of reducing gun violence across California, Attorney General Kamala Harris organized a meeting...

The West Hollywood City Council reviewed the final architectural designs for the Sunset/La Cienega Project...

The West Hollywood Planning Commission approved a project on May 16 that will bring 166 new housing units...

For 270 straight Sundays, Robert Rosebrock has held vigils and protests at the corner of San Vicente...

Filmmaker Walter Dominguez’s odyssey to unearth elements of his ancestral history began, simply enough,...

The city of Los Angeles is systematically flawed, and it will be up to business owners and community...

To Suzanne Nichols and other advocates, arts education is not simply an extra-curricular activity that...

Months of campaigning and conflict will culminate in the 2013 General Election on Tuesday, May 21, when...

Great Hall/Long Hall in Plummer Park has been accepted into the National Register of Historic Places...

Although officials initially suspected that the gas leak at Wilshire Boulevard and Curson Avenue was natural...

The Wallis Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts in Beverly Hills is slated to open on Oct. 17 in the Beverly...