Melanie Posner’s New West Hollywood Mural Celebrates Sapphic Love

Los Angeles-based muralist Melanie Posner has completed a new neon-themed mural at the SweetWater nightclub, located at 8869 Santa Monica Blvd. in West Hollywood. The artwork, which features two women, serves as a public representation of the local LGBTQ+ community, according to Posner. The project coincides with broader regional efforts to support APLA Health and … Read more

Space Shuttle Endeavour: A First Look at Its New L.A. Home

The California Science Center provided a first look at the Space Shuttle Endeavour in its new “ready-to-launch” vertical display on Wednesday, June 24, 2026. Housed within the upcoming Samuel Oschin Air and Space Center in Los Angeles, the 20-story-high exhibit marks the first time a space shuttle has been displayed anywhere in a full vertical … Read more

LA City Council Votes to Phase Out Urban Oil Drilling

The Los Angeles City Council voted 14-0 on Tuesday to advance a plan that would phase out oil drilling across the city. The proposed ordinance directs the city attorney to prohibit new oil and gas extraction and classify existing operations as nonconforming uses, following new state-level legal authorities that grant cities broader regulatory power. Why … Read more

Concerning LeBron James Injury Update: Lakers News

LeBron James enters free agency this offseason without a firm commitment to return for a 23rd NBA season, according to reporting from ESPN’s Ramona Shelburne. While the Los Angeles Lakers have held preliminary discussions with James’ representatives, the four-time MVP has not yet decided whether he will continue his career, explore free agency with other … Read more

Inside a $4 Million Midcentury Home Designed by Rodney Walker

The Asher Residence, a seminal 1949 midcentury modern home in Sherman Oaks designed by Rodney Ashbury Walker, is currently listed for $3.95 million. Represented by Andrew Manning of Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties, the property is recognized for its post-and-beam construction, 180-degree valley views, and its historical connection to the modernist “space architecture” movement championed … Read more

Leimert Park Business Owners Reflect on Juneteenth

Thousands of people travel to Leimert Park in Los Angeles annually to celebrate Juneteenth, an event that honors Black history and supports local entrepreneurs. Since the holiday became a federal designation in 2021, celebrations in the neighborhood—the epicenter of Black arts and culture in the city—have continued to grow. Why is Leimert Park a central … Read more

Measles Exposure Reported at LAX and Nearby Hilton

A measles-infected traveler exposed passengers at Los Angeles International Airport and guests at the Hilton Los Angeles Airport Hotel on June 11. The Los Angeles County Department of Public Health is investigating the case, which involves a passenger on Cathay Pacific Flight CX 884, marking the sixth reported measles infection in the county this year. … Read more

Dave Roberts Reflects on Shifting Sports Culture After Daughter’s Graduation

Los Angeles Dodgers manager Dave Roberts missed a series finale against the Chicago White Sox on June 14, 2026, to attend his daughter’s university graduation at Stanford. The absence signals a broader shift in professional sports, where organizations increasingly prioritize family milestones and mental health over traditional, rigid attendance expectations, according to comments made by … Read more

Southern California Earthquake Faults Reach 1,000-Year Stress Peak

Tectonic stress along Southern California’s San Andreas and San Jacinto fault systems has reached its highest level in at least 1,000 years, according to a study published in the AGU Journal. Researchers warn that this accumulation increases the likelihood of a major, multi-fault rupture, though they emphasize that current geological data cannot predict the specific … Read more