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Saudi Crown Prince Named in Epstein Files

Newly released Epstein files reveal that Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman appears repeatedly in documents tied to the late financier’s network, including emails and a photograph linking the two men. The revelations surfaced as President Trump welcomed the Saudi leader to the White House, drawing renewed criticism from families involved in the ongoing 9/11 civil lawsuit against the Saudi government. The documents add to mounting scrutiny over Epstein’s global connections and the powerful figures now being called to testify before Congress.

Los Angeles Magazine Unveils the 2026 L.A. Woman List

Los Angeles Magazine’s 2026 L.A. Woman list celebrates 28 influential women making a lasting impact across the city in entertainment, politics, business, philanthropy, fashion and culture. From actors and entrepreneurs to civic leaders and nonprofit advocates, this year’s honorees reflect the talent, creativity and leadership shaping Los Angeles today while pushing the city forward in meaningful ways.

LA County Pushes Back on Catalina Island Mule Deer Eradication Plan

A plan to eliminate Catalina Island’s invasive mule deer population is drawing sharp opposition from Los Angeles County officials and local critics. Conservation leaders argue the removal is necessary to restore native vegetation and protect the island’s fragile ecosystem after decades of overgrazing. But county officials warn that eliminating the deer could increase wildfire risks and say the proposal lacks sufficient scientific review. The debate has grown into a broader fight over wildlife management, environmental restoration, and how far conservation efforts should go on Catalina Island.

Inside the Parties That Defined Frieze Week in Los Angeles

Frieze Los Angeles once again turned the city into a hub for artists, collectors and celebrities, with a packed week of gatherings stretching from Hollywood to Venice. Fashion brands, cultural institutions and galleries hosted cocktail parties, private receptions and dinners at venues like Chateau Marmont and RVR in Venice, bringing together figures from the art world alongside familiar Hollywood faces. The celebrations captured the energy of L.A. Art Week, where contemporary art, fashion and music collided across the city.

Arson Defendant Blames LAFD for Deadly Palisades Fire

The attorney for Jonathan Rinderknecht, who is jailed on federal arson charges tied to a New Year’s Day 2025 blaze, says newly public firefighter depositions show Los Angeles crews left the fire smoldering in Topanga State Park. The defense argues that failure allowed the blaze to grow into the deadly Palisades Fire and is seeking Rinderknecht’s release as the case moves forward.

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