On Saturday, May 3, at CAP UCLA Quetzal, the Grammy Award-winning East L.A. band blending Chicano rock, R&B, and Mexican folk traditions into something that’s politically charged is heading west.

noting that their crowds were much mroe enthusiastic and involved than those in LA. Now, there's no doubt that Lakers fans will be much more vocal as the series progresses. Needless to say ...

And it has gotten him to the next level. The La Cueva High junior has committed to join the Air Force Academy, on scholarship — as a long snapper. Air Force was the first Division I offer for ...

As you play, your notes become an indispensable tool for piecing together the many mysteries of the mansion. However, it’s not always clear what the best way to take notes is. We spoke to our ...

The Los Angeles Lakers are officially locked in at third place in the Western Conference, meaning they will have homecourt advantage heading into the first round of the NBA Playoffs. This comes ...

Gary Le Vox is teaming up with Akon and De la Ghetto for his upcoming summer single. On Tuesday, the Rascal Flatts frontman was spotted in Hollywood, Florida, filming a video for his song ...

One of the most surprising stories in the NBA trade market was when the Los Angeles Lakers rescinded a trade that would have sent Dalton Knecht to the Charlotte Hornets in exchange for center Mark ...

After six successful years at Norco College, Rea was announced as the University of La Verne’s new men’s soccer coach on Monday, March 3. “Leaving is the tough part,” Rea said.

Chez La Fête, located behind the Lafayette Public ... a medical marijuana dispensary with locations in Lafayette and New Iberia. The High Notes Concert Series will kick off on Friday, March ...

Laughter has seemed in short supply this January. La Mirada Theatre, with its new production of the non-musical “The Play That Goes Wrong,” offers a vigorous antidote. Not scattered audience chuckles, ...

Laughter has seemed in short supply this January. La Mirada Theatre, with its new production of the non-musical “The Play That Goes Wrong,” offers a vigorous antidote. Not scattered audience ...

Trumpet player Christopher Still told Eyewitness ... Still said they're incredibly grateful for the support his family has received from the LA Phil and his sponsor, Yamaha. A "super scooper ...