Keara Williams

As the new school year begins, LAUSD is creating patrols and expanding bus routes to protect immigrant families.

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?

For the first time, a black bear and her cubs have settled in Topanga Canyon. Residents are divided on how to manage the wildlife and their trash cans.

After the Eaton Fire, burglary rates in Altadena skyrocketed. Now, the neighborhood braces for what could be a new wave of criminal activity.

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

The widespread ICE raids have died down, but activists in LA are still showing up to support local immigrants by warning them and witnessing any interactions.

Local leaders are warning that Southern California may see intensified immigration raids after the U.S. Supreme Court lifted restrictions on roving patrols.

LA’s new homeless outreach librarian brings books and services to Skid Row and encampments. Some are “huge readers,” she says. “They’re patrons. They’re people.”

Designers from the biggest clothing brands scour flea markets and vintage stores for inspiration. In the process, the best of what’s old becomes new again.