28 States Brewing ferments Indian-spiced beer under a Lower Nob Hill sushi spot, now pouring from Fremont to Glen Ellen.

Pee-wee Herman's gray hero suit and red Schwinn hit the block Oct. 28, with tickets to the Groundlings exhibit already sold out.

Joe Kay's Los Angeles collective marks 15 years with a KAYTRANADA reunion and a new Afro-electronic sublabel called Tempo.

Seoul's high court sided again with the singer once known as Yoo Seung-jun, but his 2002 entry ban status remains murky.

Downtown Los Angeles could hit 101 degrees Saturday as an extreme heat warning stretches through Thursday. The heat wave is expected to linger into next week.

Salary hikes and class-size caps remain unresolved as Pasadena Unified cites a county-monitored fiscal crisis.

LBUSD enrollment has dropped below 60,000 for the first time since the early 1980s, pushing two more school closures toward a board vote.

A man and woman died when their car split nearly in two on Burbank Boulevard. A neighbor says he's lost count of the wrecks there.

A Montrose volunteer's tourniquet bought minutes as a Sierra Madre hiker's SOS led rescuers straight to a bleeding motorcyclist.

CRMLS says it won't back down from fining agents who market office-exclusive listings, and it's building a war chest to prove it.

The Willmore District hub gets a ribbon-cutting Saturday with new restrooms, lighting and a remodeled kitchen.

Ashley Guereque said she was suspended and fired a day after flagging a vice principal's alleged treatment of kindergartners at St. Gregory the Great School.

A man was killed near 69th and Central around 8:47 p.m. Tuesday. No vehicle or suspect description has emerged.