Smorgasburg’s new lineup brings dumplings, fried fish and sausage with a side of opera
At the start of each year, Smorgasburg — one of L.A.’s favorite food events and an incubator of…
L.A.’s best cheesesteak arrived in Pasadena this week
Matū, the Beverly Hills steakhouse themed around Wagyu beef, had been open nearly a year and a half…
L.A. looks to expand permit relief for Palisades fire rebuilding
Good morning, and welcome to L.A. on the Record — our City Hall newsletter. It’s David Zahniser, with…
L.A. is the star in these top 101 movies
What comes to mind when you think of the best L.A. movies? Long before I moved to Los…
Socalo restaurant, from chefs Susan Feniger and Mary Sue Milliken, to close next month
Socalo, a modern Mexican restaurant from two of L.A.’s most established chefs, will close next month. Its owners,…
Dodgers score again in signing Kyle Tucker; baseball world cries foul
Using a playbook familiar to their front office, the Dodgers waited until the market for slugging outfielder Kyle…
Highway 1 reopening in Big Sur truly is a gift
It feels like the word “iconic” gets tossed around so much that it’s almost lost its meaning. But…
Ted Chen, NBC4 News veteran, leaves journalism for ministry
Forget reporter Ted. Call him Pastor Ted now. Ted Chen, a familiar face on NBC4 News in Los…
Scott Dunn Orchestra proves that ‘background’ music deserves L.A.’s full attention
Film music is perhaps the most heard but least listened to music out there. And despite its ubiquity…
L.A. sees 16% drop in film and TV shoot days compared to 2024
It was another tough year for film and television production in Los Angeles as the total shoot days…
This hot, dry weather could spell doom for a 2026 superbloom
Wildflower expert Naomi Fraga was excited about the prospect of an extraordinary bloom this spring, after a winter…
Olympic ticket registration begins and Olympians cheer
Two and a half years before the 2028 Olympics return to Los Angeles, registration to buy tickets kicked…