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Not surprisingly for the host of Netflix's "Somebody Feed Phil," there'll be plenty of stops at L.A. restaurants.

Yes, there have political speeches given throughout the nearly 100 years of Oscars history, but as any list of "controversial moments" will prove, they are consistently few and far between.

Santee Alley has become a place for me to bring closer the family I left, a space where I can unabashedly experiment with my style through their selection of menswear.

A plan to strengthen California's climate program faces pushback as industry groups and some lawmakers warn the changes could drive up already-high energy costs.

Image's March "Outside" issue celebrates the Los Angeles outdoors, the many lives to be lived under its unencumbered sky.

What's the most remarkable thing they've done for you, big or small?

Dodgers left-hander Blake Snell threw off the mound for the first time in spring training on Thursday, throwing 15 pitches -- all fastballs -- sitting between 87 to 89 mph.

For her window display at the new Toast store in West Hollywood, artist Kyna Payawal was inspired by the outdoor gathering cultures of L.A. and "the idea of having a shared blanket."

Luka Doncic finishes with 51 points and falls one assist short of a triple-double as the Lakers defeat the Chicago Bulls 142-130 for their fourth straight win.

Donovan Dent becomes the first player in Big Ten tournament history to finish with a triple-double in UCLA's 72-59 win over Rutgers. The Bruins play Michigan State next.