LA's Priceless Things To Do This Week: September 1st-7th
Check out the Priceless Things To Do this week in LA, week of September 1st-7th.
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Check out the Priceless Things To Do this week in LA, week of September 1st-7th.
If you like ballet, Shakespeare, acrobatics, comedy or edgy musical revivals, here are some of greater L.A.'s best stage productions worth seeing this fall.
When it comes to the best batting cages in Los Angeles, there's no better person to ask than someone who lives and breathes softball. President of South Bay LA Fastpitch, Stefanie Trutanic recommends the five best batting cages in the city.
One of Japan's most popular restaurants, Kitakata Ramen Ban Nai, expanded this month from their 57 locations in Japan, and opened one across the pond, in Costa Messa.
Jay-Z knew you were looking for one last summer blowout before heading back to school. He has teamed up with Budweiser and extended his insane Made in America tour to La La Land.
A woman who police refer to as the "Purse Packing Bandit" was recently charged with multiple counts of robbery for a series of bank heists over the past two years.
"Stand Up To Cancer Day" was declared an official day in September in the city of Los Angeles, officials announced Wednesday.
The Los Angeles Clippers Wednesday announced head coach Doc Rivers has agreed to a contract that will keep him with the team through the end of the 2019 season.
Mayor Garcetti has reportedly told local business leaders that he wants to see the minimum wage increased over the next three years, and could make an official announcement by Labor Day.
Don't get stuck buying the same thing as everyone else when it comes to back-to-school fashions. These five trendy Los Angeles boutiques will take you to the head of the class.
President Enrique Pena Nieto of Mexico visited the Southland as his first stop in a tour of California at the invitation of Gov. Jerry Brown.
Check out the Priceless Things To Do this week in LA, week of August 25th-31st.
Following is an agenda that should make you want to make a night at the Pantages Theatre a monthly event and a highlight of your week every time you indulge.
Firefighters reportedly found a person dead inside a house Sunday where they had just put out a blaze.
An al-Qaida splinter group that aims to establish an Islamic state called a caliphate and reportedly has over $2 billion in cash and assets could threaten terror attacks against the U.S., Senator Barbara Boxer said Friday.
Detectives Thursday announced the arrest of three suspects who were allegedly operating brothels out of rented apartments throughout Irvine and Los Angeles, concluding a year-long investigation.
If you want to live in Southern California, it's going to cost you.
Cool off on hot Los Angeles days and step inside one of many sports bars for libations and big screen TVs to watch the U.S. Open.
There's a serial bank robber on the loose and lawmakers are now offering a little incentive to aid in her capture.
The Los Angeles Department of Water and Power (LADWP) is stepping up enforcement efforts to promote water conservation during the statewide drought.
Prosecutors will begin calling witnesses Tuesday in their case against 74-year-old Samuel Little, who faces life in prison for killing the three women who were found nude below the waist.
The woman, who asked not to be identified, told KCAL9's Stacey Butler she awoke to a strange man in her bed wearing only his underwear last month, and screamed for help.
Two teenage boys were arrested Monday after making specific plans to kill three staffers then gun down as many students as possible at their Southern California high school, police said.
Ezell Ford was killed August 11 in South Los Angeles after an officer-involved shooting near his home. Ford was unarmed, and according to witnesses, was face-down.
Sheldon Martin, a 20-year-old student and football player at Chaffey College, was killed in a car-to-car shooting east of Valley Way in Rubidoux Saturday night.
