The popup is open Fridays and Saturdays from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. and Sundays from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. For more information on the Made with PRIDE vendors and PRIDE happenings at Santa Monica Place visit santamonicaplace.com/pride

Friday, June 17, 8pm; secret locations in your choice of Venice, Santa Monica, or San Diego provided with ticket purchase; $20; donttellcomedy.com. Lavender City of Dreams: The Queer Biennial 2022 (Virtual). A pillar of Pride celebrations curated by LA ...

PROTEUS™, the world's most advanced underwater research station, and Vionic Shoes announce the first of their beach cleanup initiatives to foster global awareness of the ocean and climate change through local communities as Vionic launches the Proteus collection of sustainable footwear.

Malibu-based real estate investment management company Christina provides exclusive access to coveted real estate investments in the prime submarkets of West Los Angeles with their latest paired offering.

Tommy Esquivel graduated from Hollywood High School in Southern California last week with awards honoring his determination, his record of service and the highest average grade in his Advanced Placement environmental science class.

The Los Angeles Beverly Arts (LABA) and the LABA International Art Festival are proud to announce LABA's first Blue-Chip Artist, Jiannan Huang, eight paintings have been appraised for a total estimate

In Southern California’s High Desert, the battle between two prominent Republican legislators who found themselves sharing the newly formed Assembly District 34 provided more drama as the County Registrar-Recorder’s office released more results from the June 7 primary election.

Crain’s estimates the higher levy would add about $158 million a year to the cost of buying homes or commercial property worth $1 million or more.

The latest restaurant is more like an upscale, out-of-town cousin visiting from somewhere like Santa Monica or San Diego. Chill-hop music fills the space, adding to the vibe. "The concepts for all my restaurants are different," owner and chef June Kang says.

The former 'Saturday Night Live' star on love, loss and using her larger-than-life characters as a shield: "I enjoy the armor." By Lacey Rose Executive Editor, Television There aren’t too many things that terrify Maya Rudolph. The list is basically black ...