Dustin Clendenen

Nancy Baker Cahill, Wesley Allsbrook, Drue Kataoka and Jorge R. Gutierrez break down walls (and through glass ceilings) to take art into the next dimension.

In the entertainment industry, Terry Crews has been an anomaly.

How a massive library of potential ingredients empower algorithms to solve world hunger.

Beyond L.A.'s glamorous, famously sunny façade, the city has always had some pretty deep thoughts going on.

As younger voters are becoming more engaged in the democratic process, campaigns are learning to compete for their hearts, minds and online eyeballs.

The Miraval Arizona Resort & Spa offers everything you could want in a high-priced yoga/meditation retreat, plus a ton of spa amenities.

In August 2018, a cultural outpost opened its doors in one of the most unlikely of places in Los Angeles — the giant, crawling-with-tourists mall at Hollywood Boulevard and Highland Avenue.

Tech! Love it or hate it, it's one of the most talked-about job sectors in the world...

Traditionally, there have only been two ways to have a roof over your head...

The circus can be a really cruel place for animals.

More than a year in the making, "The Meaning of L" will open at Gloria Delson Contemporary Art during Downtown ArtWalk.

Long gone are the days of driving or walking around a neighborhood on the lookout for a "For Rent" sign.

The fate of all 435 seats in the House of Representatives, 35 of 100 seats in the Senate and 39 state governorships are in the hands of voters....

Generally speaking, most people have three levels of purchases they make at any given time.

Artificial intelligence can do a lot of things. It can help farmers know when to plant crops. It can help utilities optimize energy use. And because of the work of Leila Pirhaji, it can be used to discover new drugs to treat (currently) incurable conditions.