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“Through the Eye of a Needle,” Jami Brandli’s new play at the Road on Lankershim, is not perfect by any means. “Needle” contains overly familiar tropes and characters who flirt with stereotype.

From classic banana bread to variations topped with streusel and studded with nuts or poppy seeds, here are 6 recipes for the ultimate banana bread fan, including two recipes for banana bread pudding, and even an extra-flavorful and tender banana cake recipe.

Colin Kaepernick still hasn’t signed with an NFL team. But if the former San Francisco 49ers quarterback does, he appears to have an endorsement deal from Adidas waiting for him.

“Little Black Shadows,” a new play by Kemp Powers at South Coast Repertory, is set in the 1850s, when slavery in the South is an obdurate fact yet glimmers of a distant dawn are starting to peek through.

The Supreme Court said Tuesday that part of a federal law that makes it easier to deport immigrants who have been convicted of crimes is too vague to be enforced.

Bryce Harper should have a pretty cool souvenir from his latest home run — the barrel of the bat he hit it with.

Stocks opened higher on Wall Street on Tuesday, adding to gains from the day before.

Rachel Krupa is on a mission to create a new kind of convenience store. The Los Angeles publicist, who works with some of the city’s most popular restaurants (Sweetfin Poke, the soon-to-open Milkbar, Botanica), just opened the Goods Mart, a convenience store in Silver Lake.

It’s been well documented that the Trump White House has filled federal agencies with bureaucrats whose life work is destroying the very agencies they’ve been assigned to. But one is in a better position than her fellows to threaten the health of millions of Americans—and she’s been working at...

Con más de 17 años de experiencia en la radiodifusión, la mexicana-estadounidense, nacida en Burbank, Marcela Luevanos, ha ocupado algunos de los puestos más importantes en la Radio de Los Ángeles y en el ámbito nacional, al trabajar al lado de las personalidades más destacadas de la radio matutina.

Authorities have identified two people who were killed in separate Southern California Metrolink crashes Monday, one in Dana Point and one in Sylmar.

Pixar Fest debuted at Disneyland Parks on Friday with a multimedia fireworks show and two parades, “Pixar Play Parade” and the lighted “Paint the Night” Parade.

The historic gardens at the Biltmore estate in Asheville, N.C., will be a little more dazzling come May. Intricate large-scale glass creations by artist Dale Chihuly will be displayed amid the greenery at the sprawling French chateau-style home built by George Vanderbilt.

La epidemia de sobredosis de drogas en Estados Unidos podría ofrecer un rayo de esperanza para los 120,000 estadounidenses que se encuentran en la lista de espera para un órgano donado.

Their names are inked in history books and on the walls of hallowed concert halls as winners of American music’s most esteemed award, the Pulitzer Prize for music: Aaron Copland, George Crumb, John Luther Adams, Ornette Coleman, Caroline Shaw and dozens more.

For some cruise fans, the only thing better than setting sail is learning something new while you're at sea.

The sun could come out tomorrow for a Los Angeles County child now that director Michael Arden has announced that he’s taking video submissions for potential cast members in a Los Angeles Philharmonic production of “Annie,” the summer musical at the Hollywood Bowl.

San Francisco has long been a place where tech companies roll out their services first and seek permission later.

Spend your vacation learning the Spanish language, then Zen out with yoga. The classes, which are limited to 10 participants, are held in a restored 1920s Spanish Revival mansion in the heart of Mexico City's Polanco District.

The French cartoonist Jean Giraud created the story of a pocket universe overseen by a mad scientist with wild ideas about creativity - a spirit that guides curator Laurie Nye's group art show.