California can’t replant its forests fast enough to keep up with wildfires
A windowless warehouse in Northern California shelters pieces of the state’s forests. Icy air swirls and fogs around…
Fan Expo comic convention in Anaheim for first time
Paisley is 14, has heart issues and a bad leg. Scarlett is 11 and was born with a…
AI gold rush sends San Francisco rents soaring
In San Francisco’s latest real estate boom, renters are paying cash up front, multimillion-dollar houses are selling auction-style…
L.A.’s golden streetlights have turned harsh white. Homeowners aren’t happy
Light and Los Angeles are intrinsically linked. It’s a light that elicits emotion and demands reaction. Filmmaker David…
UCLA coach Bob Chesney restores Bruins festive spring game energy
It was a brotherly battle at UCLA’s spring football game on a clear Saturday afternoon at the Rose…
Property owners cry foul as O.C. Sanitation begins easement cleanup
A group of Huntington Beach residents continues to get uneasy whenever they hear the word “easement.” That’s because…
Why Inara George is giving these L.A. theater veterans their flowers
Inara George looks back on it now as wistfully as someone remembering a love affair or a semester…
L.A. County’s kratom sales ban harms some who use it for pain and opioid withdrawal
Nearly four months ago, Los Angeles County banned the sale of kratom, as well as 7-OH, the synthetic…
James Ransone dead: Star of ‘The Wire,’ ‘It: Chapter Two’ was 46
James Ransone, a character actor who played an impulsive, drug-dealing dockworker in the iconic HBO series “The Wire”…
TikTok creators welcome deal to keep app in the U.S.
Only a few years ago, Keith Lee was a professional MMA fighter, doing food delivery and making social…
Hollywood’s hot cash source: The previously shunned Saudi Arabia
Earlier this month, when billionaire tech mogul Larry Ellison needed more money to bolster Paramount’s hostile takeover bid…
From McDonald’s mosh pits to Whittier gyms, the KnuckleHeadz Punk Rock Fight Club transforms lives
The KnuckleHeadz may just be the thing to save America’s youth. They’re categorized too neatly as a punk…