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09/24/2026

As warm summer days fade into crisp autumn evenings, discovering the best happy hours in Los Angeles provides the ultimate excuse to gather for craft cocktails and artisanal bites. Whether you are craving a chic tropical escape, gourmet barbecue, or upscale Italian fare paired with panoramic skyline views, the city offers an extraordinary array of late-afternoon experiences. Here are ten of the finest spots to visit this fall.

Unwind in style this autumn with our curated guide to the best happy hours in Los Angeles. Discover premier dining, craft cocktails, and chic local spots.

09/24/2026

Mortgage rates – Every Thursday, Freddie Mac publishes interest rates based on a survey of mortgage lenders throughout the week. The Freddie Mac Primary Mortgage Survey reported that mortgage rates for the most popular loan products as of September 24, 2026, were as follows: The 30-year fixed mortgage rate was 7.03%, up from 6.95% last week. The 15-year fixed was 6.42%, up from 6.26% last week.

Mortgage rates – Every Thursday, Freddie Mac publishes interest rates based on a survey of mortgage lenders throughout the week. The Freddie Mac Primary Mortgage Survey reported that mortgage rates for the most popular loan products as of September 24, 2026, were as follows: The 30-year fixed mort...

09/23/2026

Los Angeles is famous for sunshine, but autumn brings a welcome crispness to the air. It is the perfect season to grab a warm coffee and wander through stacks of books. Whether you are searching for rare hardcovers, local zines, or a quiet corner with a resident cat, independent shops offer an ideal autumn escape. Here are the 10 best bookstores in Los Angeles to visit for a cozy fall reading adventure.

Looking for a cozy autumn read? Discover the 10 best bookstores in Los Angeles to curl up with a good book this season.

09/22/2026

In Southern California, fall does not arrive all at once. It drifts in slowly, tucked between warm afternoons, softer evening light, and the first hint of a cooler breeze after sunset. For Los Angeles luxury homeowners, this in-between season is the perfect time to refresh outdoor living spaces without putting summer away entirely.

Discover warm patio decorating ideas to transition your outdoor space into fall with cozy throws, rich cushions, ambient lighting, and seasonal greenery.

09/21/2026

Wrap up the week with the latest tech and media news from across the web. This week, we are serving up the major headlines keeping the internet abuzz, from third-party AI Agents on Google Home to Meta One and more. Check out what you might have missed in this week’s tech news blog!

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09/20/2026

Reminds me of the Jewish holiday is my dad always working so hard

09/20/2026

09/19/2026

Reports released this week showed that the economy continued to send mixed signals in August. Consumer spending remained surprisingly strong, with U.S. retail and food-service sales jumping 1.2% from July and 6.0% from one year ago, suggesting that consumers remain resilient despite higher prices and borrowing costs. Inflation, however, remains above the Federal Reserve’s target, prompting the Fed at its September meeting to raise the federal funds rate by 0.25%, bringing the target range to 3.75%-4.00%. The increase in rates continues to create a headwind for housing, where U.S. existing-home sales fell 2.0% in August to a 3.98-million annualized pace. At the same time, inventory increased to a 4.9-month supply, its highest level in more than 10 years, giving buyers more choices and negotiating power. Home prices, however, remained resilient, with the national median existing-home price rising 1.6% from a year ago to $429,100.

Reports released this week showed that the economy continued to send mixed signals in August. Consumer spending remained surprisingly strong, with U.S. retail and food-service sales jumping 1.2% from July and 6.0% from one year ago, suggesting that consumers remain resilient despite higher prices an...

09/18/2026

Fall is slowly arriving in LA, and with it comes the transition from summer to autumn fun. Whether you are seeking spooky, cozy, or tasty things to do, there is something for everyone in and around Los Angeles. From Bob Baker Day to Halloween Horror Nights and more, celebrate and enjoy all the weekend fun happening September 18 through September 20.

From Bob Baker Day to Halloween Horror Nights and more, celebrate and enjoy all the weekend fun happening September 18 through September 20.

09/17/2026

Los Angeles has never needed cobblestone streets to appreciate a good French bistro. Across town, chefs are serving bubbling onion soup, buttery roast chicken, steak frites, pristine seafood, and plenty of excellent w**e. Others are stretching the definition of French cooking with Japanese techniques and California ingredients.

Discover the best French restaurants in Los Angeles, from Parisian bistros and modern tasting menus to French-Japanese cooking and neighborhood favorites.