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As election season draws to a close, Los Angeles is stuck in a housing market where no one seems to be winning. Developers aren’t building new apartments. Many tenants can’t afford rent, even though prices have largely been frozen for the last four years and home values are dropping. L.A. is one of the most…

Jaclyn Backhaus’ “Wives,” which opened Sunday at East West Players’ David Henry Hwang Theater, examines the condition of women in four different eras: 16th century France, 1920 India, 1960s Idaho and present-day “Oxbridge,” an elite British university fictional hybrid. This isn’t an epic work but a compilation of comic sketches tied together with heavy thematic…

At least 12 people, including one American, were killed and 309 others injured in a strike Saturday on Riyadh’s King Khalid International Airport

The release of VisionQuest can come at one of the most critical moments for the MCU, possibly making it an even more integral part of Avengers: Doomsday, rather than being added to the list of spin-offs.

National Democrats are stepping up their financial support for Texas Democratic gubernatorial candidate Gina Hinojosa after recent polls showed a dead heat and more Democrats began to see an opportunity to potentially defeat three-term incumbent Republican Gov. Greg Abbott.

Paul Reubens’ larger-than-life stage presence as Pee-wee Herman carried over into the actor’s home-sweet-home — and this month, fans of the late actor can bid on 439 items from his collection. Julien’s Auctions is hosting Paul Reubens’ Big Auction at the Groundlings Theatre in Los Angeles on Oct. 28 to celebrate the life and career…

The ride-hailing company Lyft will pay $272.5 million to settle a California wage-and-hour lawsuit, marking the largest such settlement in the state’s history. The settlement will resolve allegations that Lyft misclassified its workers as independent contractors between 2016 and 2020 and denied them wage and workplace protections that were required under state law at the…

An estimated 451,000 more people could die as a result of excessive heat in the first nine months of the current El Niño compared with a typical year, according to areport from the University of Chicago’s Climate Impact Lab.

The public has until Oct. 6 to comment on a federal administration proposal to eliminate the Roadless Area Conservation Rule, a regulation in effect for more than 25 years that has prevented roads through 60 million acres of National Forest System lands for recreation and habitat protection.

My trusty spreadsheet tracked the growth in overall shopping space in California and nationwide by analyzing CoStar data from 2020 to 2025. It tells us that plenty of retail square footage was demolished, but surprisingly, slightly more new shopping area was constructed.