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Casitas represent ‘more than just gambling,’ says a Los Angeles sheriff’s detective. ‘It’s extortion, it’s murder, it’s assault.’

How did USC and Vincent Iwuchukwu find a way to get the game-changing player back on the court after he suffered cardiac arrest during preseason practice?

Head to these coffee shops in L.A., Hollywood, Culver City, Santa Monica and beyond, for great espresso drinks, lattes and pour-overs and options for remote work.

The specialty instant-coffee revolution has reached your local roaster. We taste several West Coast instant coffees in search of the best. Which ones are good? Are they worth the money?

Los Angeles’ nightlife thrives on its dance halls, lounges, bars and community hubs. Kick off your weekend at one of the 57 hottest clubs in the L.A. area.

Etan Rosenbloom decided to visit all of the Los Angeles landmarks on the National Register of Historic Places (NRHP). Want to join the adventure? Start with these spots.

You can find greened-up spaces where you least expect them: Dodger Stadium, a former freeway staging ground and even a wastewater plant.

Apple will break ground on a new office this year on the Culver City-Los Angeles border that will house up to 2,400 employees, raising concern among some residents that it will increase their rent.

Two homes in Santa Monica — one pink and purple, the other pitch-black — have gone viral due to their clashing styles. What’s the story behind the internet-famous abodes?

California lost more people than any state besides New York between April 2020 and July 2022, data show. Texas gained nearly 900,000 people in the same period.