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Horror Bar Dirk’s Terror Tavern Serves Plant-First Food & Creepy Cocktails

There’s only one place in town that offers a Texas Chainsaw Massacre BBQ (vegan options, oddly enough, available), and that’s

The long-awaited Glendora Public Market will soft open this Saturday, September 26. Housed in the 19,000-square-foot former Wonder Bread bakery,

Prosecutors have dropped the case against Josie Huang, a KPCC reporter charged with obstructing justice. Plus: Containment jumps higher on

As butterfly season draws to a close, it’s time to welcome our eight-legged friends. The Natural History Museum of Los

River LA, the organization tasked with revitalizing the Los Angeles River, is sharing stories of the 51-mile waterway through multiple

We used to tell you about all the things you could go out and do in Los Angeles on a

California plans to end the sale of gas guzzlers by 2035 to make a major dent on greenhouse gas emissions.

Though Smorgasburg LA always took place outdoors, a pandemic isn’t the best time to open a popular Sunday food market.

Want to get a COVID-19 test in L.A. County? Now would be the time to do it. Also this morning:

I think we can all agree that seeing art online doesn’t always convey the same feelings as viewing it in

Statewide, COVID-19 numbers are heading in the right direction, but we’re still eyeballing fallout from Labor Day gatherings. Also this

Like many transplants before him, Jason Horton was in love with the West Coast before he’d even seen it. And