Adam Schiff, a Los Angeles Congressman who serves as the ranking Democrat on the House Intelligence Committee, announced Monday morning that he plans to support the Iran nuclear deal.
Richard H. Close is one of the most powerful people in Los Angeles who most people don’t know.
The floor of the sanctuary was filling with water. Debris was strewn across the sidewalk and front entrance. There was a car where the staff’s office used to be.
California’s budget, signed into law this week by Gov. Jerry Brown, includes roughly $2 million to help fund security at nonprofit organizations that are at risk of violent attack.
On Thursday evening, as the country began to mourn the nine African Americans murdered one day before by a white gunman at a Bible study session at Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal (AME) Church in Charleston, South Carolina, people of all faiths and races joined with congregants of First AME Church in South Los Angeles for an emotional, and, at times rousing prayer vigil.
As California enters yet another summer of drought, Southland water authorities developing long-term conservation plans are turning to Israel to learn about new technologies.
Remember the feeling of eating a blackberry for the first time? Or a piece of kale? Or an edible flower?
Congressman Eliot Engel (D-N.Y.) has served as the ranking minority member of the House Committee on Foreign Affairs since 2013, when he replaced his colleague from Southern California, Howard Berman.
Steven Luftman and his partner moved into an apartment in their rent-controlled building in the Beverly Grove area 18 years ago. Now they and 16 other tenants of two neighboring buildings on Flores Avenue are being forced out to make room for million-dollar-plus condos — by a landlord who chairs a state agency tasked with creating affordable housing.
Conceptual artist Allen Ruppersberg’s new exhibition at the Skirball Cultural Center consists of hundreds of multicolored posters inscribed with text and stapled in a rectangular grid onto a single gallery wall.
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