Yelp released a list of the top 100 ice cream shops throughout the country based on reviews to celebrate National Ice Cream ...

Sunset Resonance at Compound Long Beach — July 12 Compound Long Beach ’s mini festival invigorates Saturday with all-night ...

There’s a little white building on West Pico Boulevard in Los Angeles where time stands still, burgers sizzle with decades of ...

The chocolate cakes tower high with layers of rich frosting. Bring friends so you can try more than one dessert without ...

Our list of the best restaurants in Los Angeles, updated this week, is full of treasures: roasted duck with gleaming, crisp ...

Aside from the horchata flavor, Wai churns a Thai pesto gelato made with sweet Thai basil, a durian and mezcal flavor, and a ...

LOS ANGELES — An abandoned ice cream cart has become a symbol of resistance to residents of a west Los Angeles neighborhood who oppose President Donald Trump’s aggressive immigration policies.

Community members are outraged after ice cream vendor Ambrocio Lozano, known as Enrique, was detained by federal immigration agents in Culver City on June 23, 2025.

More ICE agents were seen in several Southern California communities on Thursday.

Sunny Hostin claimed that ICE caused the chaos in Los Angeles, suggesting President Donald Trump had a larger plan in place to do the same in other sanctuary cities.

Los Angeles is sprawling — roughly 470 square miles (750 square kilometers) — and the protests were mostly concentrated downtown.