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When I think of Día de Muertos, I think of my grandfather.

When I think of Día de Muertos, I think of my grandfather.

A crumbling synagogue in a neighborhood long ago abandoned by the Jewish community just received millions of dollars from the State of Calif

Inaugural Orgullo Fest brings gay pride to Boyle Heights Rio Igarashi dances on June 27 at Orgullo Fest, the first pride festival to be held in Boyle Heights. (Carolyn Cole / Los Angeles Times) June 27, 2021 8:50 PM PT Print Donning a fuchsia gown with over-the-top white ruffles and a bright yellow shawl, drag queen Yulianna Flores belted out classic ranchera songs as the crowd sang along, waving their pride flags in the air. Chelo’s “Que Sacrificio” might not be the typical dra...

Hollywood has often limited Latino stories to Boyle Heights and East L.A. Now, two Netflix series are imagining how to broaden pop culture's horizons.

Hollywood has often limited Latino stories to Boyle Heights and East L.A. Now, two Netflix series are imagining how to broaden pop culture's horizons.

Plus, Two Wings Chicken serves at Animal, and lots of love for LA’s underground burgers

Coronavirus: LA County Updated Published January 29, 2021 4:26 PM County health officer Dr. Muntu Davis says overall case numbers are down, though the current numbers are much higher than they were before the winter holiday surge. (LA County Department of Public Health) As outdoor dining returns to Los Angeles County after a more than two month hiatus, health officials are reporting yet another deadly day for COVID-19. An additional 228 people have died, and over 7,000 new cases were confirme...

Coronavirus: LA County Updated Published January 29, 2021 4:26 PM County health officer Dr. Muntu Davis says overall case numbers are down, though the current numbers are much higher than they were before the winter holiday surge. (LA County Department of Public Health) As outdoor dining returns to Los Angeles County after a more than two month hiatus, health officials are reporting yet another deadly day for COVID-19. An additional 228 people have died, and over 7,000 new cases were confirme...

Public Health Director Barbara Ferrer says COVID-19 cases could drop low enough to bring some students back on campus, but LAUSD teachers say they want more protection first.