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The Los Angeles Central Library's time capsule contained a scrapbook, coins, old newspapers in multiple languages and an even older time capsule from 1881.
In his latest exhibit, sculptor Roberto Benavidez puts a fantastical spin on the traditional piñata by drawing inspiration from a 15th century painting.
It doesn’t always feel like fall in LA. But the changing foliage is one way to see the season here, says tree enthusiast Stephanie Carrie.
The Getty Center’s latest exhibit explores how photos of the U.S. and international queer community have evolved and shifted the public's perception.
Seven new stations are coming to the LA Metro D Line within the next few years. KCRW tours the Wilshire/LA Brea station, slated to open in 2025.
One family-run business handcrafts jewelry out of Calif. gold they've sourced from their own land.
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Singer-songwriter Sarah McLachlan joins KCRW to talk about her latest album “Better Broken,” which was recorded at LA's legendary Sound City Studios.
George Retes, a U.S. citizen, alleges his constitutional rights were violated when he was detained for three days last summer without cause.
“They're taking care of what's happening at Lineage (Logistics), but who's taking care of what's happening in the surrounding community?,” asks Proyecto Pastoral’s Raquel Roman.
Olvera Street’s legacy businesses are struggling amid lagging tourism and high prices. A third-generation restaurant owner says they’re at risk of closing.
Evolutionary biologists believe juncos’ beaks evolved during pandemic-era lockdowns when the birds could no longer rely on human food.
Martin Luther King, Jr. Community Hospital in South LA, a safety net hospital, largely serves low-income patients. It's set to see 20% of its budget cut next year.
Temporary protected status (TPS) allows over 1 million migrants to live and work here legally. Now Haitians and Syrians face deportation; others may follow.
A new book explains how a grassroots group of “LGBTQ community members, renters, and old, lefty seniors” led the charge to incorporate West Hollywood in 1984.
LAUSD board member Nick Melvoin authored a proposal to limit screentime in the classroom. It takes effect in August.