LA Approves Ban On Sleeping In Vehicles Near Homes
City lawmakers in Los Angeles have approved a nighttime ban on living in vehicles near homes, parks and schools over the protests of those who say the measure will criminalize homeless people.
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City lawmakers in Los Angeles have approved a nighttime ban on living in vehicles near homes, parks and schools over the protests of those who say the measure will criminalize homeless people.
The exhausting, never-ending 2016 presidential election isn't even over yet, and local Los Angeles candidates are already gearing up for the March election.
Even with the clock ticking away, there are many ways to experience the glory of L.A. within 24 hours, from both land and air.
This time of year brings families together to celebrate, but not everyone is so lucky as to be able to celebrate this season. From hygiene items to warm clothes and food, the area's homeless, needy and transient families struggle this time of year. If you would like to donate your services or a make a contribution to one of the following well-respected and organized holiday helpers, they are registering volunteers now. These organizations have a long history of matching giving volunteers to assignments that greatly benefit the surrounding Los Angeles area and bring even more warmth to families during the holidays.
In addition to major chain stores, there is a niche of L.A. specialty stores that offer unique items that are made with outstanding quality and are at the same time affordable.
With many desirable menus for Angelenos to enjoy, restaurants are upping the ante with special pastry items. And, these pastry chefs are making it all possible.
If you're visiting LA for Thanksgiving, there are too many sites to see in a short time. To help prioritize, here are some of the attractions that should be on your "musts" list.
Halloween isn't just for kids; and these events will give you some adults-only options for celebrating this All Hallows' Eve.
If you prefer your children to be in a more structured atmosphere than trick-or-treating door to door, then try these tremendously fun events.
If you have a curiosity for the tragic side of Hollywood history or if you just have a penchant for the macabre, you're not alone. 'Tis the season for ghoulish scenery.
Whether you choose not to dress up or plan on going all out, check out these top five Halloween events in Los Angeles.
Check out these five seafood hot spots and get ready for an explosion of tastes and dynamic ingredient pairings.
If you're feeling the urge to flee the Los Angeles fray to literally get lost on a California farm, consider taking a hike (or a road trip) to one of these L.A. corn mazes.
It's up to you to decide what you see, so drop by any of these fine galleries in the City of Angels to begin to ponder your own personal interpretations.
U.S. Bank has agreed to pay $13.5 million to settle Los Angeles city allegations that it let 170 foreclosed homes fall into decay.
Apples dipped in honey are a traditional favorite, symbolic of a sweet new year to come.
Two "suspicious package" incidents Monday morning might be evidence that Southern Californians are on edge after several bombs went off in New York and New Jersey over the weekend.
Huddle up for college football. Football fans who like to rah rah together can find lots of restaurants and bars throughout Los Angeles to watch their favorite college team.
Whether you prefer to hang out casually or rock a steady hookup, here are some of the more alluring concert venues in Los Angeles designed to stimulate, gratify and redefine date night.
No matter what your lunchtime plans are in LA, there are many great lunch meeting spots to sit down for an hour or two and accomplish your goals.
First responders and experts will offer insights into last year's terrorist attack in San Bernardino at a conference that begins Tuesday in Los Angeles.
Meat lovers rejoice and enjoy a charbroiled or fire-grilled slab of meat at these top LA steakhouses.
From hanging out at the farm watching the pigs race and picking apples, to a weekend of Mexican culture and music, festivals are abundant in the fall months here in Los Angeles.
Sprawling Los Angeles is far from being a totally vertical city, but our thriving downtown does host its fair share of skyscrapers. The tallest? The US Bank Center at 1,018 feet high. Consider the following information regarding this monumental high-rise.
With all the entertainment talent in the visual mediums, a lot of that great talent also gets invested in creating activities for parents and children to share together.
