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Before Los Angeles was the bustling, dry metropolis it is today, it was comprised of wetlands connected by coursing rivers and channels. But in the early 20th century, after a

Los Angeles residents have the chance to see what a 7.0 magnitude earthquake would feel like with a simulator that will be brought to the LA area on Tuesday. 

As this Hispanic tradition advances rapidly in the country, US emblematic cities are anticipating Día de Muertos celebrations

A new documentary tells the story of the 1930s mural on Olvera Street that was whitewashed and then restored.

Did a prolific L.A. law firm misuse AI in a recent eviction case? Plus: New spots you can pick up a free dose of Narcan and the future of L.A. theaters.

The updated COVID-19 vaccine is now available at all eight of L.A. County's public health centers as well as clinics near Watts and East L.A.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says October is the right time to get vaccinated, before COVID circulation really ramps up.

Merchants along Los Angeles’ famed Olvera Street say an increase in homelessness coupled with an infestation of rats are threatening their livelihoods. Video shared with KTLA shows rodents crawling along streets, sidewalks and under vendor stands, scavenging for food. Dead rats are everywhere, merchants say. “Part of the problem here is there is such a […]

The owners have 30 days to pay back due rent.

Today in How To LA: What you need to know about the climate emergency, Metro offers free rides to celebrate Clean Air Day and a famed restaurant on Olvera Street faces eviction.