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What if L.A.’s so-called flaws were underappreciated assets rather than liabilities?
L.A. could become a solar-powered, biodiversity-rich metropolis, redefining urban sustainability — and a blueprint for the ...
When the going gets tough for L.A., our city rallies like no other
L.A. is amazingly resilient — and nothing has proved this more than this year's fires and immigration raids. We can — and ...
Blue Jays try to avoid series sweep against the Dodgers
PITCHING PROBABLES: Blue Jays: Eric Lauer (7-2, 2.59 ERA, 0.97 WHIP, 79 strikeouts); Dodgers: Tyler Glasnow (1-1, 3.06 ERA, 1.08 WHIP, 56 strikeouts) ...
Homeless Man's Viral Three-Story Treehouse in Los Angeles Is Torn Down—but He Vows a Comeback
An unhoused man named Erick had built a multistory treehouse in the middle of South L.A., but city officials were quick to ...
Contributor: It's no wonder Angelenos are painting crosswalks themselves
The city's government lacks basic capacity to function. Rather than simplifying systems, it is giving up. Residents aren't.
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Best of L.A. 2025: 4 Best Matcha Spots in Los Angeles
Served at joints from a Melrose hot spot to a Koreatown cafe, this vibrant powdered green tea has made its way into the ...
LA Weekly1d
ATEEZ Gets Personal: The K-Pop Darlings Return to Los Angeles’ BMO Stadium Just as They Enter a More Intimate Chapter
LA feels like a second home to us,” says ATEEZ leader Hongjoong. From their pre-debut training days at a dance studio in the valley, to their historic ...
Tired of waiting for the city, Angelenos paint their own crosswalks. Some become permanent.
From Sawtelle to Koreatown, Los Angeles residents have taken street safety into their own hands and painted crosswalks they believe are necessary for residents.