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LA’s Indie Music Venues Are Struggling to Stay Afloat

Karns & Karns Personal Injury and Accident Attorneys Earns Top Rankings in 2025 Best Law Firms®

The Electoral College and the Future of Our Elections

Chris Gallagher

Bridging the Gender Gap in STEM: The Role of Innovative Learning Platforms

Chris Gallagher

Optimizing Workplace Team Collaboration via Work “Personality Tests”

Design Your Own Sofa to Complement Your Comfort and Creativity

California’s Small Business Regulations Hurt Skid Row Community Efforts

Chris Gallagher

Smart Home Apps that Impact User Privacy & Security and What Data Points Are Being Collected

Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Agency Outlaws Deputy Gangs

Brianna Kamienski

LA Is Known for Its Food Scene and Hormel Foods Was Inspired

David Stubblefield

LA Philanthropists Push for Community-Focused Journalism

Chris Gallagher

Skyduster Beer Finds Great Success in Los Angeles

William Mullane

High Heat Expected for Highly Populated California Cities

Chris Gallagher

How to Protect Yourself From Being Fooled by AI

2 Chainz Lost $1.5M After Investment in LA Cannabis Company

William Mullane

LA Churches Respond to Housing Crisis with Affordable Projects

Electric Air Taxis to Transform Los Angeles Commutes by 2026

Permit Deadline Extended for the Sunset of LA’s Emergency Dining Program

Chris Gallagher

After Their Basic Income Program’s Success, LA Might Bring It Back

David Stubblefield

The Best Nail Polish Shades for Summer 2024: A Londontown Guide

Angelenos Call for More Housing in Single-Family Neighborhoods

Dismantling Homeless Encampments: Newsom’s New Order Receives Pushback

Brianna Kamienski

Los Angeles Faces Inflection Point in Battle Against Homelessness

Brianna Kamienski

LAFC Wins Prestigious EY Entrepreneur of the Year® 2024 Award

Los Angeles Harbor Commission Approves $2.6B Port Budget

LA Launches Initiative to Help Small Businesses Owners in Topanga

Frustrated LA Boutique Owner Uses Social Media to Find Shoplifters

LA County Looking for Ways to Help 99 Cents Only Stores Employees

Brianna Kamienski

HALA Welcomes New Leadership: Meet the Newly Appointed President and CEO

Traffic Around LAX Could Cause Flight Delays

Business Owners Seek Help After Impact of Fire on 10 Freeway

Kris Jenner Named Los Angeles Magazine’s Woman of the Year

California Tries to Recoup $14M in Unpaid Taxes From 10 Cannabis Businesses Through Public Auction

Small Businesses Are Feeling the Pressure of Rising Rent and Rapid Development in California

Mayor Bass Takes Steps Towards Prioritizing Small Businesses

Two of L.A’s Most Celebrated Chefs Announce Closing of Their Michelin Star Restaurant

L.A. Small Business Owner Receives $10,000 Grant from Verizon and Rams

David Stubblefield

James Beard Award 2024 Announces 18 Semifinalists from L.A.

William Mullane

Free Career Coaching Coming to Ojai and Piru Libraries

Soul Food Sundays’ Coming to West African-Inspired Vegan Restaurant Ubuntu

Chris Gallagher

Building a Business Community When Starting a Business from Home

Rising Food and Labor Costs Lead to Mass Closing of LA Restaurants

Chris Gallagher

Hawaii’s Royal Lobster Brings Buttery Lobster Rolls to Koreatown

Iconic Ace Hotel in Downtown LA to close in early 2024

William Mullane

Study Finds That 17% of L.A. Entertainment Workers Lost Their Jobs During Strikes

Badmaash Creators Set to Open a New Restaurant Featuring Indian Chinese Cuisine

Berkshire Hathaway’s Charlie Munger Passes Away at 99, Leaving a Legacy in Business

Amazon Warehouse Workers Face Overwhelming Fatigue and Discomfort, Research Reveals

William Mullane

Revitalizing Chinatown: How Residential-to-Restaurant Conversions Are Transforming the Area

William Mullane

Foot Locker Has Signed 2023’s Largest Industrial Pre-Lease

Los Angeles Welcomes Premiere Chain Food Festival, Featuring Chili’s, Panda Express, and Pizza Hut

Pioneering the Next Wave of Financial Innovation with Open Banking and Biometric Tech