Miles Taylor, once chief of staff at the Department of Homeland Security, warned of the far-reaching implications of Trump’s memorandum.
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Christen Press continues to be a force in the locker room for Angel City even if her on-field contributions haven’t been as prolific in recent years.
The final week of high school sports season will feature regional playoffs. Some schools opted out because players decided to focus on graduations, club teams or summer travel.
Nathan Marsak, who spent years getting the rights to reissue Arnold Hylen’s book filled with his photographs of the city on the cusp of change, estimates 98% of the buildings depicted are now gone.
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.”
After nearly five decades as Luke Skywalker, Mark Hamill opens up about finding new purpose in Mike Flanagan’s “The Life of Chuck,” speaking out against Trump and rebuilding after the Malibu wildfires.
Video of a 2023 beating, captured on CCTV, launched a criminal investigation into so-called ‘gladiator fights’ at the troubled Los Padrinos Juvenile Hall.
After wreaking havoc and dishing out dissonance since 1981 — evolving from its early synth-pop dance roots into the industrial thrash metal chaos it’s best known for — Ministry’s band leader Al Jourgensen is finally ready to call it quits.
Who cares if the wreckage involves human lives, or the Constitution? The sloppiness is the point. The cruelty is the point.
Elevating Hulu’s ‘Mid-Century Modern’ with her unmatched vitality and comic timing, the late actor could finally win the Emmy denied her over 200-plus episodes of ‘Alice.’
Fact and fiction blurs together in Maria Reva’s beautifully chaotic ‘Endling,’ a novel set in Ukraine before the Russian invasion.
As part of Disneyland’s 70th anniversary, the company will introduce an animatronic of Walt Disney. But his granddaughter Joanna Miller believes the figure will do more harm than good.
The L.A. venue has won an audience for its sports programming and all-encompassing screen. Now it’s reimagining how we watch movies.
