Korea BBQ House has fed downtown LA workers cheap galbi and dol-sot bibimbap from its third-floor Weller Court perch for nearly three decades. As of March 20, the LA County Department of Public Health says it's closed — and the pest problem that triggered two reinspections earlier this month apparently wasn't done.

LOOK Dine‑In Cinemas' sudden Monrovia closure has downtown merchants worried about lost evening foot traffic and what will replace the vacant marquee.

A man charged in last summer’s downtown protests was pictured leaving court as prosecutors highlight that the fireworks seized were powerful, even “lethal.”

Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater is in downtown L.A. this week for a seven‑show run at the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion, pairing Revelations with new premieres. The program includes Maija García’s Jazz Island and the L.A. premiere of Matthew Rushing’s Sacred Songs.

Supervisors ordered a 90‑day, countywide plan to harden infrastructure and speed enforcement after years of copper theft that have left streets dark and cost millions.

Six tickets sold across California matched Fantasy 5 numbers last week, totaling nearly $750,000 in payouts and spreading winners from Stockton to Los Angeles.

Cole's French Dip will shutter March 29 after months of postponed goodbyes and active sale talks as owners seek a buyer who will preserve the landmark.

Golden Leaf in San Gabriel pulled its stinky tofu after years of neighbor complaints and municipal nuisance notices, sparking a petition and heated debate. The family says mitigation costs are unaffordable.

Crews have started emergency stabilization above PCH at Posetano Road after last year’s Palisades Fire weakened the slope. The work aims to shore up a damaged bulkhead and protect nearby homes.

Family and the LASD are asking for help locating 37-year-old Rawan Louis Rayyan, last seen Jan. 24 in La Mirada. She has a mental health disorder and may be in Venice Beach, Santa Monica or Covina.

LAFD crews responded to a second‑floor fire at 4325 S Main St in Historic South‑Central Tuesday; smoke was showing from the second floor and multiple companies were on scene.

City Council rejected a neighborhood appeal Monday, allowing a 46‑unit Oak Knoll development to advance to final design review amid protests over trees, massing and parking. The project includes six below‑market units and one level of underground parking.

Irvine launched WeRide, a same‑day, wheelchair‑accessible ride program for residents 60 and older that uses trained volunteer drivers and city vehicles. Membership is modest and same‑day trips are available by request.