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Lost In Dreams Returns to Los Angeles With Porter Robinson, Dabin and Two Nights of Melodic Bass
Insomniac’s dream-themed electronic music festival lands at LA State Historic Park on July 11 and 12 with future bass, melodic dubstep, vocal dance music and a packed two-day lineup. Los Angeles is getting two nights of emotional sing-alongs, heavy bass drops and glowing festival production as Lost In Dreams returns to LA State Historic Park this weekend. The 18-and-over festival runs Saturday, July 11, and Sunday, July 12, 2026, bringing together artists from across the futu
Jul 103 min read


$1 Beach Bus From the Valley Adds Venice Fan Zone Stop for World Cup Weekend
By TodayLA StaffJuly 9, 2026 Los Angeles County is making it easier for Valley residents to get to the beach — and the World Cup action — without dealing with traffic or parking. Supervisor Lindsey P. Horvath announced that the Topanga Canyon Beach Bus will add a temporary stop at the Venice Beach Fan Zone on July 10 and July 11, giving riders a direct connection from the San Fernando Valley to one of the city’s biggest beachside World Cup gathering spots. The added stop will
Jul 92 min read


Foodzilla Returns to San Fernando With Food Vendors, Family Fun, and Community Festival Energy
Foodzilla is returning to San Fernando with food vendors, desserts, drinks, small businesses, music, and family-friendly festival energy from the team behind Salute to Recreation.
Jun 232 min read


Ariana Grande Kia Forum Tickets Start Around $852 for LA Show
A riana Grande is officially back in Los Angeles, and fans hoping to see her at the Kia Forum may need to bring more than just their vocals. The pop superstar is scheduled to perform at the Kia Forum in Inglewood on Wednesday, June 17, 2026, at 8 PM as part of The Eternal Sunshine Tour. The show marks one of the biggest pop concert moments of the week in Los Angeles, with demand pushing resale prices into premium territory. According to Ticketmaster resale listings viewed by
Jun 162 min read


LA’s Most Expensive Celebrity Homes: Beyoncé, Jay-Z, Jeff Bezos, Drake, Adele and More
LA’s Most Expensive Celebrity Homes: Inside the Trophy Estates of Malibu, Beverly Hills, Bel-Air, and Holmby Hills From Malibu’s oceanfront bluffs to the gated estates of Beverly Park, Los Angeles remains the ultimate playground for celebrity real estate. Here are the most expensive celebrity homes in the LA area. Los Angeles has always been a city where fame, wealth, architecture, and mythology collide. But at the very top of the market, celebrity homes are not just houses.
Jun 166 min read


The Rise of LA Sol Athletics
The Rise of LA Sol Athletics: Dominance and Lifestyle in SoCal’s Grassroots Soccer Scene There is a quiet powerhouse building an empire in Southern California’s soccer underground. Operating out of Beverly Hills, **LA Sol Athletics** has evolved from a competitive regional squad into one of the most dominant forces in the **United Premier Soccer League (UPSL)**—the competitive fourth tier of the American soccer pyramid. The club has successfully cracked the code of lower-leag
Jun 83 min read


Stephan Bodzin Brings Melodic Techno to Santa Monica Pier This July
Stephan Bodzin Melodic Techno to Santa Monica Pier This July
Jun 32 min read


Snoop Dogg to Open Long Beach’s New Amphitheater With Grand Opening Show
Long Beach is getting a new waterfront concert venue — and one of the city’s most famous hometown icons is opening the stage. The Long Beach Amp Grand Opening with Snoop Dogg & Friends is scheduled for Saturday, June 6, 2026 at 7:00 PM at the F&M Bank Amphitheater of Long Beach. The event marks the official debut of Long Beach’s new amphitheater, bringing Snoop Dogg back to the city for a launch night built around local pride, live music, and a new chapter for entertainment o
May 312 min read


LA County Petition Calls for Free Menstrual Products in Public Spaces
A community petition is calling for expanded access to free menstrual products across Los Angeles County, arguing that pads and tampons should be treated as basic public hygiene necessities — not luxury items. The petition, titled “Access to Menstrual Products Across Los Angeles County,” pushes for menstrual products to be made more available in public spaces where people already rely on essential hygiene resources. That includes schools, libraries, shelters, parks, public ba
May 262 min read


L.A.’s Maternity Ward Crisis: Why More Patients Are Ending Up In Emergency Rooms For Birth Care
Why L.A. County’s Maternity Ward Closures Are Sending More Patients To Emergency Rooms Los Angeles County is facing a growing maternity care crisis, and doctors say the problem is bigger than hospital closures. Since 2013, 17 maternity wards have closed in L.A. County, reducing access to local labor and delivery care across the region. According to Dr. Reza Babapour, M.D., the closures are tied to a deeper shortage of OB/GYNs, midwives, primary care physicians, and public inv
May 254 min read


Garden Grove Evacuees Should Save Receipts and Documents After GKN Aerospace Chemical Emergency
Garden Grove Evacuees Should Save Receipts and Documents After GKN Aerospace Chemical Emergency
May 243 min read


Las Mil Amores Are More Than Viral
Las Mil Amores Are More Than Viral
May 232 min read


MATRIARCH LA Officially Reopens in Koreatown This Memorial Day Weekend
MATRIARCH LA Officially Reopens in Koreatown This Memorial Day Weekend
May 222 min read


Thousands Under Evacuation Orders After Toxic Storage Tank Leak in Garden Grove
Thousands Under Evacuation Orders After Toxic Storage Tank Leak in Garden Grove
May 222 min read


Follow the Trompos: Inside LA’s Al Pastor Culture
Los Angeles doesn’t just eat al pastor. Los Angeles follows the trompos. Across the city, from late-night taco trucks to glowing gas station setups and neighborhood taquerias, the sight of a spinning cone of marinated pork has become one of LA’s most recognizable street food rituals. The trompo spins under the heat, the edges crisp, the pineapple sits on top, and the taquero slices fresh pastor straight onto warm tortillas while the line keeps growing. It is food, theater, hi
May 223 min read


Remembering Kyle Busch: A Tribute to NASCAR's Winningest Champion and His Enduring Legacy
Kyle Busch remebered
May 213 min read


Experience the Magic of Tujunga Village Spring Music Festival in Studio City
The Tujunga Village Spring Music Festival transforms a stretch of Tujunga Avenue in Studio City into a lively community celebration every year. This event draws locals and visitors alike to enjoy an afternoon filled with music, culture, and family-friendly activities. If you are looking for a fun way to spend a weekend day in Los Angeles, this festival offers a unique blend of entertainment and community spirit that is hard to find elsewhere. Live Music That Brings the Commun
May 213 min read


ADIDAS UNVEILS MASSIVE 2026 WORLD CUP "HOME OF SOCCER" HUB IN LOS ANGELES, FEATURING FREE PESO PLUMA CONCERT AND WATCH PARTIES
LOS ANGELES, CA — Soccer fans in Southern California are getting the ultimate destination for the 2026 FIFA World Cup. Adidas has officially unveiled its flagship "Home of Soccer" brand hub, set to take over Los Angeles with an expansive mix of sports, culture, fashion, and live music. The massive brand activation will officially kick off on June 11, 2026, transforming BMO Stadium into a premier fan festival grounds. Best of all for local fans? Admission to the entire event s
May 202 min read


Dark for the Summer: Hollywood’s Historic Egyptian Theatre Closing in June for "Technical Upgrades"
HOLLYWOOD, CA — Just two and a half years after unveiling a staggering, $70 million top-to-bottom restoration, Netflix’s crown jewel of Hollywood Boulevard is temporarily putting the projection reels on ice. The historic Egyptian Theatre will officially close its doors on Monday, June 8, 2026, to undergo a new round of "technical upgrades," according to an announcement quietly posted to the venue's official website. While the streaming giant and its nonprofit programming pa
May 202 min read


Pershing Square Beautification Day Coming June 5th
Pershing Square Beautification Day will take place on Friday, June 5, 2026, inviting community volunteers to clean, green, and prep the heart of Downtown Los Angeles. Organizers are rallying community support for a massive push to paint, plant, and revamp the public space ahead of high-profile summer events and the upcoming FIFA World Cup 2026 games coming to the city. 📅 Event Details & Shifts Volunteers can choose to register for one or both of the three-hour volunteer bloc
May 201 min read
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