Students marched through DTLA's Civic Center on Feb. 6, and police warned of marches on Los Angeles, Alameda, 1st and Aliso streets. Expect delays in the area.

A Laurel Canyon institution has quietly been listed for sale. Co‑owner Tommy Bina says he was blindsided after a notice to transfer the store's alcohol license appeared.

After a narrow union defeat, the Dodgers raised stadium tour guides' pay to $24 an hour and signaled they'll review security around Dodger Stadium.

USC's board elevated interim Beong‑Soo Kim to permanent president after seven turbulent months that included major layoffs and new AI initiatives.

Sierra Canyon's Chatsworth campus is mourning after an Upper Campus student died in a car crash; the school canceled events and arranged wellness support for students.

An East Village cafe quietly closed after a judge found it and past owners liable for about $65,000 in unpaid wages. Pending claims and collection hurdles leave workers unsure.

Thousands packed Westwood in a show of solidarity with Iranians, waving pre‑revolution flags and calling for international pressure as rights groups report heavy casualties.

Laguna Beach Unified has approved $18.8M in construction contracts to replace the high school pool with a 45‑meter, 16‑lane facility; work is set to begin in June. The current pool will close June 6 and the project is expected to finish in June 2027.

Organizers from across the U.S. met in MacArthur Park to swap rapid‑response tactics as enforcement sweeps pick up. The sessions highlighted funding strains and the need for coordinated legal and communications networks.

LBCC reported record enrollment, unveiled a planned 431‑bed student housing project and announced emergency grants and immigration resources to help keep students enrolled.

A county strategy outlines how encampments near 2028 Olympic venues might be cleared — and admits there aren't enough beds or funding to house everyone.

Long Beach invites residents to discuss housing and homelessness at an open house at Bixby Park Community Center on February 10th, aiming for community input on housing policies.

Los Angeles Central Library opened a 1925 time capsule during its centennial celebration, revealing historic artifacts and emphasizing the library's commitment to intellectual freedom and diverse community service.