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50 Years Later, The Chicano Moratorium Remains Hauntingly Relevant

August 29, 2020, is the 50th anniversary of the Chicano Moratorium. A half-century has passed, but its spirit stirs again.

Imagine how convenient it might be if you could just hop on a train without considering if you felt like

Will the dream (or is it nightmare?) of the Griffith Park Gondola ever come true? Also today: the L.A. County

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

For the last decade, the nonprofit Catalyst has impacted the way people connect, collaborate, and share resources. Through its Whittier

For today: community fridges face public health scrutiny, the Lakers and Clippers may boycott the rest of the NBA season,

During COVID-19, outdoor dining has become one of the few things Angelenos can do that isn’t considered essential, like going

Randy’s Donuts will offer customers free donuts when it officially opens in Pasadena next week, Wednesday, September 2. From 6

On the docket today: Sheriff’s deputies without masks, more local protests against police violence, and the Space Force (maybe) is

A new exhibition of horror, sci-fi, and fantasy memorabilia is coming to The Montalbán in Hollywood just in time for

Update, September 11: Due to the poor air quality caused by the wildfires, NHMLA has decided to postpone the opening

In your brief for today: Airbnb hits local party houses with sanctions, protestors gather over Jacob Blake’s shooting, and maybe