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Welcome to Heavy Manners Library, an art space and lending library providing accessible art education to the public
The passing of Proposition 36 and ousting of two progressive D.A.s suggest Californians may be reverting on criminal justice reform.
After nearly a century of providing party essentials for countless family celebrations, Vine American on Melrose Avenue prepares to close before the end of the year.
One year into Israel’s war and on the anniversary of Hamas’ 2023 attack, demonstrators, mourners and theater-goers gathered at UCLA to protest and commemorate Oct. 7.
Pets’ Landing, a quarterly project by the People Concern’s K9 Connection program, provides medical care, grooming and equipment to pets on Skid Row.
History buffs from around the country flock to Orange County to reenact the 1860s fight to preserve the Union and end slavery.
The Hollywood Walk of Fame is a central stop for tourists visiting Los Angeles, but how are its vendors and performers handling the August heat?
3,500 Joshua trees are to be cleared for the construction of 2,300 acres of solar farms in the Mojave Desert, a potentially necessary sacrifice if California is to meet its clean energy goals.
A recent report by the ICF Climate Center examined how extreme heat projections will affect historically marginalized groups.
Every year on the third weekend of May, frog jockeys and attendees gather for the celebrated Calaveras County Fair and Jumping Frog Jubilee.
