Megan McArdle

As bars and restaurants reopened for dine-in service in June, hundreds of front-of-the-house workers bore the brunt of a new workplace.

John C. Fremont was instrumental in California becoming a state. He was one of the first two senators. He was the first Republican candidate for president in 1856.

“We can’t act like nothing happened.” The service was a moment for his friends and family to remember him. But they also demanded answers from authorities.

Restaurants throughout LA faced serious consequences from the pandemic shutdown.

T he LA County Board of Supervisors recently voted to close Men's Central Jail and replace it with permanent supportive housing at "Restorative Care Villages.” Supervisor Hilda L.

The City of LA is starting a new relief program for unemployed Angelenos who are struggling to pay rent because of COVID-19.

As coronavirus cases continue to rise in Southern California, there’s no telling when live music performances will come back.

Josh Barro and Ken White talk about Attorney General Bill Barr firing the top federal prosecutor in New York and a surprise order on the Michael Flynn case.

After killings and other violence recorded on camera, Black Lives Matter supporters are demanding police reform.