The Silver Platter is the oldest Latinx LGBTQ+ bar in Los Angeles. Can it survive eviction?

Located in Westlake, the Silver Platter bar has been serving L.A.'s LGBTQ+ Latinx community since 1963. Owners and patrons alike are fighting for its survival.

Housing advocate Rae Huang announces candidacy for mayor of Los Angeles

Huang is a member of the Democratic Socialists of America. If elected she would be Los Angeles’ first Asian-American mayor.

Socialist wave reaches West Coast as Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass gets a Mamdani-like challenger

Democratic socialist community organizer Rae Huang launched her campaign for Los Angeles mayor on Saturday, challenging incumbent Democrat Karen Bass.

Deadline Launches Contenders Film: Los Angeles Streaming Site

Deadline on Monday launched its streaming site for Contenders Film: Los Angeles, its annual movie showcase that took place Saturday, November 15 at the DGA Theater with the stars and creators of 13 films in the awards-season spotlight.

Mariners acquire left-handed reliever from Los Angeles Dodgers

The Mariners announced that they have acquired left-handed pitcher Robinson Ortiz from the Los Angeles Dodgers in exchange for minor league right-handed pitcher

Hollywood’s Biggest Stars Turn Out for 2025 Governors Awards in Los Angeles

Hollywood's biggest stars were shining bright for the 2025 Governors Awards ... with A-listers flooding the red carpet to show off their best looks -- including Sydney Sweeney, Leonardo DiCaprio, Austin Butler,

Jaguars' Josh Hines-Allen sets franchise record for sacks vs. Los Angeles Chargers

Jacksonville Jaguars pass rusher Josh Hines-Allen has moved into sole ownership of the franchise record for sacks. Hines-Allen, who entered the game tied with Tony Brackens at 55 career sacks, set the record against the Los Angeles Chargers with a sack of quarterback Justin Herbert.
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