The city that occupies about three square miles has turned into a hot spot for massage parlors, going from having about four massage parlors in 2008 to 19 now.
For many Angelenos, these districts cause more than frustration; they can lead to expensive fees and fines for parking in the wrong spot. So why do we even need preferential parking?
The 9th Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals overturned L.A.'s ban on using parked vehicles as "living quarters." Homeless advocates say it's something of a Pyrrhic victory.
Every year, Los Angeles celebrates a number of heritage months: Latino, American Indian, African American, Asian and Pacific Islander American, and LGBT. Now you can add one more to that list.
Malibu is known for palatial houses, celebrity sightings, and gorgeous ocean views, but drive away from the coast and up into the Santa Monica Mountains and you'll find that it is home to something else: a sense of redemption.
One local activist group is looking to take those parking fines head-on and is working with the Mayor's office to change things. One option? Tickets as low as $23.
The National Park Service has implemented a new heritage study as part of an initiative to preserve and celebrate the historic milestones and stories of lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender communities in the U.S.
More than a hundred taxi drivers gathered outside L.A. City Hall to protest phone app ridesharing services, such as Uber and Lyft, and to urge state lawmakers to stiffen regulation of these companies.
The Coalition for Veterans Affairs tells us what's next for Prop 41, following its landslide victory. Plus, a quick and easy way to help L.A.'s homeless.
A controversial proposition that would have denied and restricted public services and rights for undocumented immigrants has reentered the conversation in the midst of its nearly 20-year anniversary.