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Health Officials Ordered the Shutdown of All Swimming Areas Following a "Force Main Break" That Released Wastewater Into the Ocean.

Angelenos Have Choices From Well-Loved, Possibly Imperiled, Local Spots to Brand-New, Experiential Bars and Family-Friendly Meals Across the City.

Trick-Or-Treaters Across Southern California Could Be Dodging Raindrops as a Storm System Is Expected to Move In, Potentially Peaking Before the Holiday.

Record-Breaking High Tides Impacted Restaurants and Bars From Redondo Beach to Long Beach, with More Extreme Weather Anticipated.

The Search Warrant at a Prominent Democrat's Home Is the Latest Development in Ongoing Probes Into the Former California Congressman.

Coastal Communities Across Southern California Faced Significant Flooding, with Newport Beach Recording Its Highest Tide on Record.

The Sprawling Estate, Once Featuring a $200,000 Candy Room and a Chrome Machine Gun Art Installation, Highlights a Static Luxury Market in Contrast to the Rest of Los Angeles.

A State Appellate Panel Affirmed the Former 'That '70s Show' Actor's Conviction for Raping Two Women at His Hollywood Hills Home, Rejecting Defense Arguments That Included Issues with Prosecution Delays and the Admission of Evidence Related to the Church of Scientology.

Just a Year After the Buss Family Sold the Team, a New Group of Owners, Including the Former Disney Ceo, Has Taken Control, Reigniting Internal Family Tensions.

An Event Aiming to Blend Comic-Con Tactics with Military History and Technology Is Set to Debut at the San Diego Convention Center in 2027.

The Creative Duo Behind Iconic Films and Comics Have Launched a Specialty Line of Chocolates, Now Available in Burbank.

The Iconic Welsh Singer Announced the Postponement of His Los Angeles and San Diego Performances on Doctor's Orders.

An Escape Artist Known as Houdini II Is Set to Perform a High-Rise Escape Above the Magic Castle in Hollywood This Friday, a Day Before the 100th Anniversary of Harry Houdini’s Death.

The Iconic Frozen Treat Stand, Known for Its Enduring Charm and a Certain Pop Culture Nod, Is Set to Open Its Second Location in Belmont Shores This December, Joining Other Notable Restaurant News Across the Region.

The Pasadena Tournament of Roses Will Name One of Seven Young Women From Area Schools to Lead the Rose Court for the Upcoming Rose Parade and Rose Bowl Game.

The North Hollywood Resident and Last Original Cast Member to Receive a Star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame Will Be Honored at His Star This Week.

The Monthly J-Fashion Gathering Explored the Yami Kawaii Aesthetic, Which Uses Medical Imagery to Destigmatize Mental Health Conversations.

Fanduel's Opening Lines for the Crosstown Matchup Reflect a Challenging Season for Both Los Angeles Franchises, with the Chargers Particularly Facing Low Expectations.

The 86-Year-Old Singer Has Rescheduled His Greek Theatre and Rady Shell Performances for November.

Marshmello and Alison Wonderland Headlined the L.a. Debut of the Unique EDM Concert, Drawing Fans Dressed as Their Favorite Trainers to the 30th-Anniversary Event.

Monday Saw Exceptionally High Tides Flood Low-Lying Areas in Orange County and Break a Nearly Century-Old Record in Los Angeles County, with Even Higher Waters Expected Tuesday.

The City Has Activated Its First 20 Cameras on Priority Safety Corridors, Kicking Off a 60-Day Grace Period Before Citations Begin.

The Highly Anticipated Performance at San Diego State University’s Viejas Arena Comes with Specific Bag Rules, a Cashless Policy, and Construction-Related Traffic Advisories.

The Performance Art Museum Will Transform Into a Live Chocolate Production Line, Crafting Unique Sculptures to Benefit the New Institution.

The Acclaimed Arts District Spot, Known for Its Cocktails and Burger, Stated That Los Angeles Has Become a "Disturbingly Difficult" Place to Do Business.