Savor grilled cheeses on Memorial Day. We’re not talking about sandwiches
Evan Kleiman explains how cheeses like halloumi, smoked mozzarella, and kefalotyri have a high melting point, and they are perfect for summer grilling.
Long COVID can produce diabetes, heart disease for life: Epidemiologist
Coronavirus vaccines are good at reducing the risk of hospitalization and death, but they may not shield you from developing long COVID, according to new research.
New CA bill would let you sue makers of ghost guns and assault rifles
California Democrats are trying to pass new gun control bills, including one that would let private citizens sue manufacturers, distributors, and sellers of ghost guns and…
Uvalde shooting is an eclipse, light will reveal itself again: LA rabbi
After Tuesday’s mass shooting in Uvalde, Texas, that took the lives of 19 students and two educators, LA’s Rabbi Steve Leder explains why there’s still hope in this dark moment.
Bobby Brown: Not just Whitney Houston’s husband, he’s king of R&B
Musician Bobby Brown’s life has made tabloid headlines, from his marriage to Whitney Houston, to a string of arrests, to the deaths of two of his children.
Safe to fly and eat at indoor restaurants? LA COVID cases are up
LA County saw 12,000 new COVID cases over the weekend. And over the past month, test positivity doubled and hospitalizations jumped by 80%. It’s all according to Barbara Ferrer.
‘No such thing as bad publicity’: How Villanueva has dominated sheriff’s race
LA County Sheriff Alex Villanueva is running for reelection despite being plagued by several scandals. Why aren’t there strong challengers in the primary election to take him on?
What federal ruling on SEC says about power of US executive branch?
The New Orleans federal court says an SEC judge violated the U.S. constitution’s right to a trial by jury. What does the case say about the power of executive brand regulators?
‘Buy now, pay later’: Not as affordable as you think
Services like Klarna, AfterPay, and Affirm enable shoppers to pay for goods in monthly installments — usually without a credit check or interest fees. What’s the catch?
Both Roe v. Wade and some abortion restrictions should stand, most Americans say
In the U.S., roughly two-thirds of people are against overturning Roe v. Wade, but most support some restrictions on abortion, according to a new poll.
$150,000: Weddings hit by supply chain issues, inflation, COVID
While wedding venues are now open in LA, many couples are paying more than $100,000. Affected by supply chain issues and COVID protocols, brides have to be flexible.
