Los Angeles is ready and safe for visitors, with 98% of the region unaffected by wildfires. Tourists can enjoy iconic ...

The majority of LA’s neighborhoods and districts are open and safely welcoming guests, including DTLA and the Arts District, ...

As Los Angeles recovers from the devastating January fires, a city official Monday encouraged visitors to come to the city, ...

Nearly one month after wildfires erupted in the Pacific Palisades and Altadena, L.A. residents and locals speak up about why ...

Tourism bosses in Los Angeles say most attractions and tourist businesses in the city are “fully operational” in the wake of ...

Visiting, dining out, and spending money are the best ways to show your love for LA and help the City of Angels fly again.

As Los Angeles moves from crisis to recovery, tourism executive Adam Burke has a clear message: "L.A. is open for business." ...

As firefighters began to bring under control the blazes that laid ruin to Los Angeles’ Pacific Palisades neighbourhood, parts of Malibu and the hillside town of Altadena, tourism officials ...

The Cal Fire website reports that the Palisades Fire, which charred 23,448 acres, is 97 percent contained. Similarly the ...

And in Los Angeles, where iconic grocery stores and international food markets have long been a staple, grocery store tourism has been popular for years — well before it became a TikTok trend.