Dakota Kim

Whether it’s petting baby goats, riding the rails in a haunted mining town, or visiting a quaint Danish village, getting away is as easy as hopping in the car.

These women aren’t just writers—they’re powerful boundary breakers who helped pave the way for today’s women writers.

Go beyond the overused phrase “I need your help with . . .” and consider these alternative ways to request assistance.

When today’s teenagers choose afterschool snacks, they’re probably listening more closely to Charli D’Amelio than their parents.

Meet 10 of the most inspiring teenagers in the Valley. Despite remote schooling during a pandemic, these high achievers are pursuing demanding disciplines, from robotics to public speaking.

We chat with Ryan Legaux, the third-generation owner of his family’s historic “New Orleans in Los Angeles” restaurant,

Find the quietest spots in the West with this guide.

San Luis Obispo's Chinatown was once the largest population of Chinese immigrants in California. What happened to it, and its cuisine?

I've struggled with my mom's foraging, but the pandemic has changed the way I see it.

Feeling more claustrophobic than cozy in your bubble? Check out these exciting immersive soirees, and join the party from your couch.

Find out what's next for this hot Netflix release, which has shattered TV records in France, the U.K. and the U.S.

The accomplished chef, restaurateur, and 'Top Chef' favorite has all burners firing.

If carhops are your weekly bread and butter, you won’t need this guide. But if you’re new to drive-in dining, these tips can help you master it.

For Valley artists Kendra Minadeo and Amy Smith, making political art isn’t limited to election years. The turbulence of the past few years has flooded their work with even more vibrant political images.

LA's outdoor dining ban has birthed a new version of the carhop.