When Friedia Niimura moved to the U.S. from Japan in her mid-20s, she shared a dream with many Angelenos: acting, or maybe fashion. A TV and media personality in Japan, it seemed a natural fit, only ...

Research from Zip has uncovered that three quarters of organisations are now factoring AI into hiring decisions – as the spend shifts from people onto tech ...

An ordinance that the L.A. City Council soon will consider would allow certain Olympics projects to skip city zoning and planning requirements.

India’s cultural diversity means that each destination has its own distinctive elements to offer. Reema feels that sourcing locally not only encourages sustainable practices but also delivers an ...

Sparks flew from the hands of 13-year-old Tristan Williams to the concrete floor. Wearing gloves, goggles and a welding jacket, he maneuvered a plasma cutter above a thin sheet of metal. Beside him, a ...

Thinking about becoming a media expert in 2025? The media world is changing fast, and there’s a lot more to it than just knowing how to use a camera or edit a video. These days, you’ll need to know ...

Nwanevu makes three main claims: “that democracy is good, that America is not a democracy, and that America should become a democracy through the transformation not only of our political institutions ...

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Bungu LA, happening Oct. 11-12, is believed to be the first proper stationery festival in the city. Hosted by Chinatown’s Paper Plant Co., the event is placing a priority on showcasing stationery ...

In wake of Hurricane Helene, king tide flooding and the 2015 flood in South Carolina, event planners & festival organizers have to plan for the impossible.

Ten years after the Cleveland Tree Plan was released, the tree canopy is still shrinking. But the people leading the effort are not deterred.