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Kyool is a Paris-based startup bringing short-form Korean drama series to European audiences, capitalizing on the global K-content wave.

The US and China will hold a bilateral summit in Beijing on May 14-15, the White House announced.

An official confirmed the administration is actively working on raising the baseline global tariff to 15%.

Mayor Bass announced the city will replace up to 60,000 streetlights with solar-powered technology to address chronic outages and reduce power consumption.

S&K Towing in San Clemente allegedly sold or disposed of 148 vehicles belonging to active-duty military in violation of federal law.

City Council members are advancing plans for a referral program that would help families locate detained loved ones and provide access to immigration attorneys.

The City Council voted to install 125 speed cameras across Los Angeles. Drivers will get a 60-day warning period before citations are issued.

Disneyland announced that the Pirates ride and Blue Bayou Restaurant will shut down in May for routine maintenance.

The school has covered its Cesar Chavez signage as the district begins the formal renaming process following sexual assault allegations against the late labor leader.

In-N-Out Burger offers an off-menu 'pup patty' — a plain, unseasoned burger patty you can request for your dog at any drive-through.

After a mother bear was euthanized in Monrovia, her two cubs were moved to San Diego Humane Society where staff dress as bears to minimize human imprinting during rehabilitation.

In a landmark trial, a Los Angeles jury ruled Instagram and YouTube are liable for social media addiction harm to children and awarded $3 million in damages.