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Things to do in art and fashion in L.A. this July, from the new Boucheron boutique to a queer photography show at the Getty.
This year, for the first time, the beach club took over the Santa Monica Pier. Here’s everything that went down.
Kiera Grace Madder, 17, has filed a lawsuit alleging that when she was part of an all-girl K-pop group based in L.A. called VCHA, she suffered “child labor exploitation, child neglect and abuse, [and] unfair business practices.”
Introduced by Rep. Sydney Kamlager-Dove and Rep. Judy Chu, the Fire Act is a new piece of federal legislation that could offer more labor protections for incarcerated firefighters nationwide.
In recent months, 70% of the Department of Justice’s civil rights arm has been dissolved. Attorneys say the changes leave lawsuits as one of the last lines of defense against racial profiling and other discrimination.
Detectives are still searching for a motive in the brazen homicide of a California State University, Northridge official, but a judge ruled Thursday that the murder trial of the suspected killers will proceed.
S&W Atlas Iron & Metal pleads guilty to multiple counts of failing to properly dispose of hazardous waste, charges that stemmed from allegations it belched projectiles and toxins onto a high school.
Jillian Lauren Shriner, a bestselling author who is married to Weezer bassist Scott Shriner, appeared in court to face felony charges after allegedly shooting at police officers last month as they searched for hit-and-run suspects around her home in Eagle Rock.
Fatal opioid overdoses in the state are receding, but doctors and L.A. County officials warn measures credited with turning the tide are in jeopardy amid federal funding cuts.
A federal judge ordered that rapper Lil Durk, whose legal name is Durk Devontay Banks, remain jailed pending trial, citing his violation of the rules by using other inmates’ phone accounts and engaging in three-way calls.
