Alton Brown is taking a page from aging rock stars. Many veteran recording artists are on “final tours,” but that doesn't preclude the likes of Judas Priest and Kiss from playing one-off shows.

Terasaki Budokan, a project of Little Tokyo Service Center, continued its annual 3-on-3 basketball tournament, San Tai San, on March 15. Over 69 teams, 414 players, 1,250 attendees and 70 ...

For almost 20 years, I’ve participated with a group of people from around the world in a regular practice of sharing what we’re grateful for, followed by how we’re shaping our day.

The DTLA Alliance, a neighborhood business improvement district, has revealed the results of its latest yearly survey of Downtown residents and patrons. The survey’s scope included visitor ...

After taking his installations across the Western United States, experimental artist Todd Moyer is hosting his debut solo exhibit in DTLA. His pieces represent his love for the city. The “We ...

The Los Angeles City Council’s Transportation Committee approved a series of report-backs on March 26 that will explore the feasibility of prioritizing above-ground Metro trains at traffic lights.

Renowned clinician, interventionist, and author Dr. Louise Stanger unveils her latest book, Reflections on Aging from the Sunset Marquis, a groundbreaking guide to embracing life’s later years ...

Glassell Park, the quiet and unassuming residential neighborhood tucked between DTLA and Highland Park, may seem an unlikely ...

Skip Heller’s Voodoo 5 feat. Lena Marie Cardinale is bringing jazz back to Little Tokyo with a gig at Hello Stranger. "I read ...

French filmmaker Georges Méliès may not be a household name for those not schooled in film history, but his work is familiar ...

A nonprofit that designs backpacks for individuals experiencing homelessness has focused its attention on Los Angeles after ...

Several Los Angeles city officials and organizations are reacting to a vote by the LA County Board of Supervisors April 1 to ...