Los Angeles Lakers: Jeanie Buss seeks to block sale of family’s 17.8% stake

Los Angeles Lakers: Jeanie Buss seeks to block sale of family's 17.8% stake

Los Angeles Lakers governor Jeanie Buss is fighting her siblings’ plan to sell the family’s remaining 17.8% ownership stake to Josh Kushner and Bob Iger. Her attorney argues that a 2017 court order requires her consent and maintains her position as controlling owner, setting up a high-stakes legal clash. The dispute shatters what had appeared … Read more

How Architect Paul Revere Williams Fought Racism and Shaped Los Angeles

How Architect Paul Revere Williams Fought Racism and Shaped Los Angeles

Three Los Angeles cultural institutions are launching a coordinated exhibition series starting August 18, 2026, honoring Paul Revere Williams. Known as California’s first licensed Black architect, Williams designed an estimated 3,000 projects across six decades, including the Beverly Hills Hotel and the LAX Theme Building, reshaping the city’s midcentury aesthetic. Travelers arriving at Los Angeles … Read more

Logan Henderson Outduels Skubal as Brewers Beat Dodgers

Logan Henderson Outduels Skubal as Brewers Beat Dodgers

Logan Henderson was grateful the Brewers didn’t trade him. Two weeks later, the Milwaukee club is grateful too. In a matchup against the left-handed ace the Brewers tried in vain to acquire ahead of the Trade Deadline — perhaps because they refused to part with Henderson in the deal — the 24-year-old Texan pitched a … Read more

Griffith Observatory to Host Free Partial Lunar Eclipse Viewing

Griffith Observatory to Host Free Partial Lunar Eclipse Viewing

Griffith Observatory will host a free public viewing event on August 27, 2026, for a partial lunar eclipse observable from Los Angeles. Officials note that the celestial event is safe to view without eye protection, requiring no telescope for observers who look toward the southeast after dark. Southern California skywatchers will receive a chance at … Read more