With the NBA Finals underway and the Dodgers chasing October glory, Los Angeles's marquee venues are operating at full throttle—and the economic impact is reverberating across Downtown and Inglewood.
A year after launching from a modest office near the Third Street Promenade, the artificial intelligence platform is helping thousands of local merchants slash operating costs and reclaim market share from corporate giants.
Research reveals that Los Angeles's iconic running corridors—from Griffith Park to the Santa Monica bluffs—offer measurable cognitive and cardiovascular benefits that gym workouts alone cannot replicate.
From the LA Memorial Coliseum pool to Santa Monica's coastal competitions, Southern California's swimming and diving squads are zeroing in on state qualifiers that will define their 2026 campaign.
From arthritis-friendly aquatic therapy to fall-prevention coaching, this neighborhood gem is quietly reshaping how older adults stay independent in Los Angeles.
As construction crews dig deeper across the city, newly released data shows how ambitious—and expensive—Los Angeles's infrastructure overhaul has truly become.
As delivery-first restaurants proliferate across Los Angeles, traditional hospitality workers face new skill demands and wage pressures that are upending decades of industry norms.
As mindfulness studios proliferate from West Hollywood to Santa Monica, neuroscientists explain why the practice works—and where the hype diverges from hard evidence.
From iconic Sunset Boulevard venues to emerging spaces in Arts District, here's how to navigate Los Angeles's world-class concert landscape like a local.
As the 2028 Summer Games approach, a family-owned training facility in the Fashion District is reshaping how serious athletes prepare—and inspiring a city-wide shift toward specialized conditioning.
As migration from Venezuela surges, residents in Boyle Heights and Echo Park describe the painful decisions that drove them north and the challenges they face rebuilding in LA.
As Los Angeles chases ambitious sustainability targets, the city's environmental scorecard reveals both progress and persistent gaps in the fight against emissions.
As demand for grassroots athletic development surges across Los Angeles, aging municipal facilities and rising maintenance costs threaten to undermine the infrastructure supporting the city's next generation of athletes.
An underdog recreational team from a working-class neighborhood is rewriting the narrative of Los Angeles club sports, drawing unprecedented crowds and inspiring a generation of local players.
