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Pretzels, peanuts and a sky-blue Crayola: A flight attendant’s arts and aircraft movement in 9/11 days.
Three weeks after fleeing Hurricane Katrina, one New Orleans evacuee took up a new home Saturday — next to an alligator-infested park lake in Harbor City.
They’re not kidding when they say they’ll leave the light on for you.
For years, puppeteer Bob Baker’s marionette theater hung on by a thread.
He walked into Los Angeles a bigger-than-life figure and built a legacy with his own hands and imagination on the edge of the Arroyo Seco.
The booze flowed freely during Prohibition in the basement speakeasy at the Rosslyn Hotel annex in downtown Los Angeles.
There’s a permanent scary Halloween haunted house in Thousand Oaks.
Sarah Cheiker had lived in the small bungalow in the Fairfax district for decades, first with her mom and then by herself.
An Egyptian teenager who refused to return home following an international high school science fair staged five months ago has filed for U.S. political asylum.
Hundreds of people protesting climate change picketed street corners Saturday along a 2-mile stretch of Wilshire Boulevard in Los Angeles.
