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Karen Read Trial Resumes as Defense Suggests German Shepherd May Be to Blame

As the high-profile trial of Karen Read resumes Monday, the defense is expected to argue that Boston Police Officer John O’Keefe may have died from injuries caused by a German Shepherd named Chloe—rather than being struck by Read’s SUV. The dog, owned by the family whose home O’Keefe was found outside, was rehomed shortly after the incident. The surprising theory adds another twist to a case already marked by conflicting testimony, FBI allegations, and a prior mistrial.

Josh Groban on L.A. Roots, Du-Par’s Memories, and His New Greatest Hits Album

As Josh Groban releases Gems, a new greatest hits album spanning 25 years of music, the Grammy-nominated artist reflects on his Los Angeles upbringing—from childhood hikes in Griffith Park and breakfasts at Du-Par’s to transformative years at LACHSA. Now preparing for a Vegas residency and Hollywood Bowl shows, the Hancock Park native opens up about the places, mentors, and moments that shaped his voice and career.

Inside The Mark Hotel: The Met Gala’s Most Glamorous Staging Ground

Each year, The Mark Hotel transforms into the unofficial red carpet of the Met Gala, hosting the world’s biggest stars as they prepare to debut fashion’s boldest looks. But there’s more than glitz behind those black-and-white striped floors — from exclusive access to Bergdorf Goodman and gourmet hot dogs by Jean-Georges, to a Hamptons-style seafood shack and a penthouse fit for royalty. Take a closer look inside New York’s chicest Met Gala hideaway.

L.A. Shoppers Brace for Tariff Fallout Amid Soaring Prices and Supply Fears

With tariffs on Chinese imports climbing as high as 145% and additional levies hitting goods from Canada, Mexico, and Colombia, Angelenos are reacting with a mix of caution and urgency. Echoing early-pandemic behaviors, many are stocking up on household items while bracing for price hikes and dwindling variety on store shelves. Experts say the effects of these fluctuating tariffs could hit retailers within weeks, and with shipping from China projected to drop 35% at the Port of L.A., the impact on local consumers may be just beginning.

L.A.’s Graffiti-Covered Skyscrapers Star in Tony Hawk’s New Video Game

Downtown L.A.’s infamous Oceanwide Plaza towers — the half-finished, graffiti-tagged high-rises near Crypto.com Arena — have found unexpected digital fame. The abandoned development appears in Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 3 + 4, featured as part of the game’s Los Angeles level. Once a $1 billion luxury project gone bust, the towers are now immortalized in virtual skate culture.

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