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The Japanese travel agency JTB, which sells tour packages to Japanese fans eager to see the Dodgers in person, launched a shuttle service to Dodger Stadium, with a bilingual guide.

When Monrovia's historian Steve Baker died in 2022, two preservationists set out to honor his dream of transforming his 1887 home into a restored B&B with modern comforts.

The percentage of Americans who frequently interact with their neighbors is declining. But we discovered those rare heroes on the block, the ones who make the city feel more like home.

If you arrive with a healthy dose of patience at the new waterfront amphitheater, seeing a show can be a real treat.

Marc Papas is challenging the idea that Los Angeles belongs only to cars. He's taking on a multi-year, 7,500-mile biking trek across every single block in Los Angeles.

Shopping at Del Amo mall, bike riding along the Strand and a family night swim are on the agenda for the YouTube-turned-Netflix stars.

"Harry Potter: A Hogwarts Express Adventure" arrived in Southern California, providing theatrical performances on a moving train until Sept. 27.

When Universal Studios began testing the ride with people on it, Toluca Lake residents were shocked by the screams. They were loud -- piercing even double-paned windows.

For the 'Descendants' actor, the ideal Sunday would include hiking, grabbing empanadas at the farmers market and jewelry at the flea.

The games have ended, but some Angelenos are still tallying up profits. Three Airbnb hosts reveal their rates during the soccer frenzy and their lessons learned ahead of the LA28 Olympics.