The Wilshire Review
Bringing together the best of LA's civic, cultural, and community journalism for Angelenos who read the city with curiosity.
Monday, October 26, 2026
15 of 16 sources · 10 stories
LA Material 4d ago
Why was the billboard at Sunset and Fairfax so bright?
Plus, a fish market goes viral, a coyote feeder gets in trouble, and vampire magicians at the Aquarium of the Pacific.
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LA Material 5d ago
Are the Dodgers too old?
Plus, soaring DWP bills and a call to pause the County CEO proposal.
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LA Material 6d ago
Waiting for Rick Caruso
Plus, drama at Netflix, rail construction in the San Fernando Valley, and a whole lot of public money for one small science institute.
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LA Material 32d ago
What’s the deal with those anime cars on L.A. streets?
Plus, the People Mover is delayed again, the Santa Monica Pier sign is being taken down, and controversy at the Canyon Country Store.
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LA Material 38d ago
Weekly Material: An ugly neighborhood coyote feud
Plus: Street sweeping ticket refunds. Pending D Line extension. Wilshire Boulevard history.
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LA Material 45d ago
Weekly Material: Extremely L.A. wall art on sale this weekend
Also: A rough 10 years at USC. The 28-year-old who ran L.A. on 9/11. Party culture in 1990s East L.A.
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LA Material 52d ago
Weekly Material: Call your librarian
Also: A completely free billboard. Local butt sniffer. Gavin Newsom’s big test.
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LA Material 59d ago
Weekly Material: The best places to booze before a movie
Also: “Free sex bungalows.” The city of L.A.’s proposed side hustle. Where did Conan O’Brien go?
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LA Material 66d ago
Weekly Material: The spectacular implosion of the L.A. Jazz Festival
Also: Why the mayoral debate was in a rec room. Canyon Coffee in El Sereno. AltaMed under scrutiny.
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LA Material 73d ago
Weekly Material: The baffling saga of the unkillable L.A. health commission
Also: The secretive space race in L.A.’s backyard. Free parking at Palisades Village. Lakers sale.
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