Jay Caspian Kang

Israel faces criticism over the famine in Gaza. Why is everyone talking about redistricting? Plus, the new “Superman” film and blue jeans reignite the culture war.

Being around LA’s culture of the humanities inspired Josh Groban as a young performer. Now, he takes center stage with the Los Angeles Philharmonic at the Hollywood Bowl.

The clock is ticking for LA’s 2028 Summer Olympic Games. But as the city faces mounting financial hurdles and conflicts with the Trump administration, should LA drop out as host?

As Korean-based retailers raise prices on cosmetics to pay for tariffs, some local business owners aim to make it cheaper to shop for K-Beauty products in person.

The nonprofit Strategic Actions For A Just Economy found that climate change would affect vulnerable communities in Southern California. And so, they’re pushing for cooling rights.

Father Brendan Busse, pastor of Dolores Mission Church, sees his approach to ICE arrests of immigrants as an extension of the parish’s social justice history.

Immigration courts have become hotbeds for ICE activity, dissuading people from showing up for trial dates. Observers are sitting in to support immigrants.

A $750 million annual CA tax credit for film and TV production took effect July 1. Industry workers hard hit by runaway production are hoping to see jobs soon.

Love is in the air for tarantulas as thousands migrate to the West Coast searching for mates. But how dangerous are these hairy critters?