LA City Hall Will Glow Red and White to Celebrate 80 Years of Indonesia’s Independence
Los Angeles City Hall will be lit in red and white Sunday evening to celebrate the 80th anniversary…
Rams and Chargers fans still debating over the ‘alphas’ of L.A.
Tangled shades of blue flooded the SoFi Stadium concourse. Powder blue jerseys brushed past royal blue horns in…
Air Canada strike leads to canceled flights around L.A.
A strike by thousands of Air Canada flight attendants caused travel chaos and hundreds of flight cancellations across…
City officials want to fund immigration defense. The budget crisis makes it hard
Good morning, and welcome to L.A. on the Record — our City Hall newsletter. It’s Noah Goldberg, with…
Home Depots across L.A. tense become battleground in new phase of ICE raids
There is a new reality emerging in the parking lots of one of America’s biggest home improvement stores,…
Classic and new Japanese restaurants in Gardena and Torrance
On bustling Western Avenue in the heart of Gardena, Sakura-Ya and Chikara Mochi sit about 250 feet away…
Contributor: How many kids must die before L.A. makes streets safer?
Two weeks ago, fourth-grader Nadir Gavarrete was crossing the intersection at New Hampshire Avenue and 4th Street in…
Sociologists are concerned about L.A. citizens during a year of unrest
Aug. 14, 2025 3 AM PT Share via Close extra sharing options Citizens in L.A have witnessed a…
What is the ‘Save Our Services’ campaign?
When Marni Lustig saw a flier for the Save Our Services campaign, she didn’t immediately grasp what she…
Trump’s huge Brazil tariff hits small business in L.A. County
In the heady circles where global economists and academics offer their opinions, President Trump’s whopping 50% tariff on…