A New Law Could Be a Lifeline for Los Angeles's Immigrant-Owned Small Businesses
Gentrification impacts small businesses significantly, with immigrant owners like Mai Tu facing eviction threats as a result of rising rents.
Recent legal changes in California aim to protect small businesses amid ongoing gentrification challenges.
Will Smith & Landon Knack Attend L.A. Kings Game For 2024 Dodgers Night
The Dodgers celebrated their championship with the Kings at Crypto.com Arena during Dodgers Night, showcasing their World Series Trophy, fostering team camaraderie.
After man tries to drive off in a Waymo, company details security measures
Waymo's autonomous vehicles are equipped with strong safety features to prevent unauthorized driving attempts, but incidents raise ongoing safety questions.
Man taken into custody after trying to drive off in a Waymo in downtown L.A., police say
An individual attempted to steal a self-driving Waymo taxi, not realizing he couldn't drive it himself, leading to a police response.
After man tries to drive off in a Waymo, company details security measures
Waymo's autonomous vehicles are equipped with strong safety features to prevent unauthorized driving attempts, but incidents raise ongoing safety questions.
Man taken into custody after trying to drive off in a Waymo in downtown L.A., police say
An individual attempted to steal a self-driving Waymo taxi, not realizing he couldn't drive it himself, leading to a police response.
L.A. deputy sheriff pleads guilty to viciously assaulting transgender man
A Los Angeles deputy sheriff pleaded guilty to assaulting a transgender man, violating federal civil rights and undermining public trust in law enforcement.
Eight LA cops dismissed after trans man's beating and arrest
Eight deputies in LA have been dismissed for covering up colleague Benza's excessive force against trans man Emmett Brock.
L.A. deputy sheriff pleads guilty to viciously assaulting transgender man
A Los Angeles deputy sheriff pleaded guilty to assaulting a transgender man, violating federal civil rights and undermining public trust in law enforcement.
Eight LA cops dismissed after trans man's beating and arrest
Eight deputies in LA have been dismissed for covering up colleague Benza's excessive force against trans man Emmett Brock.
The Most Innovative or Infuriating LA Restaurant Trends of 2024
Los Angeles's dining scene in 2024 featured many restaurants lacking cohesive menus, focusing instead on complexity rather than quality.
The Notorious Old Hollywood Hangout You Can Still Eat At Today - Tasting Table
The Formosa Cafe is a timeless Hollywood institution that has successfully made a remarkable comeback after closing in 2017.
L.A. Metro offering free rides on Christmas Eve and New Year's Eve
L.A. Metro offers free rides on holiday eves to boost ridership and accessibility.
Wrong-way driver exits crashed car on freeway and is hit twice, killing him, CA cops say
A wrong-way driver died after a collision resulting in being struck by a passing car and a bus on Interstate 110.
The Best Dishes Eater LA Editors Ate This Year, Mapped
The article highlights the most memorable restaurant dishes of 2024, showcasing diverse cuisine and experiences from Eater LA's editors.
L.A. city officials use disappearing Google Chats. The city attorney is investigating
The L.A. city attorney's office is reviewing the use of auto-deleting Google Chat messages amidst concerns about transparency and compliance with public records laws.
The Fight to Save Googie, the Style of Postwar Optimism
The closure of Arby's on Sunset Boulevard signifies a cultural loss, symbolizing nostalgia for unique and vibrant public spaces of the past.
Raw oysters linked to norovirus sickens 80 at Los Angeles event celebrating city's top restaurants
An outbreak of norovirus linked to raw oysters at a Los Angeles restaurant event sickened over 80 attendees.