The Pride Los Angeles

The Pride L.A. publishes 20,000 copies of its print edition bi-weekly. It stands out as the sole LGBT newspaper in Los Angeles and is unique for being the only LGBT newspaper that delivers directly to homes. You can find The Pride L.A. in residences throughout West Hollywood, Hollywood, and at important community hubs and retail spaces across Los Angeles.

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‘King of the Hill’ Star Jonathan Joss Murdered in Homophobic Hate Crime at 59

3 weeks ago | thepridela.com | Dolores Quintana

The Indigenous Actor Was Fatally Shot During a Targeted Attack in San AntonioJonathan Joss, the LGBTQ actor best known for voicing John Redcorn on the long-running animated series King of the Hill, was murdered Saturday in San Antonio, according to police and his husband. He was 59. Joss, who also appeared in Parks and Recreation, Tulsa King, Ray Donovan, and True Grit, was shot while visiting the site of his former home, which had previously been destroyed by fire.
Dump Truck Plows Into Historic Music Club, Disrupts Sunset Boulevard Commute

1 month ago | thepridela.com | Dolores Quintana

Traffic Snarled and Power Out After a Truck Crash on the Sunset StripTraffic came to a standstill on Sunset Boulevard Friday afternoon after a dump truck collided with the rear of historic music venue Whisky a Go Go, causing structural damage and triggering localized power outages in West Hollywood. The incident occurred near Sunset and Clark Street shortly before 3:00 p.m., according to the West Hollywood Sheriff’s Department.
Film Review: The Shrouds

2 months ago | thepridela.com | Dolores Quintana

By Dolores QuintanaCanada’s cinematic maestro of body horror’s newest film is The Shrouds. While it is not a horror film in the usual sense, except maybe the everyday kind, as we deal with our own mortality, it still has the power to shock, but also the power to fascinate the audience with our darkest imaginings. The Shrouds opens in limited release in Los Angeles and New York on April 18 and goes wide on April 25.
From Cocktails to Coffee: U.S. Tariffs Threaten Imports, Jobs, and Your Grocery Bill - The Pride LA

2 months ago | thepridela.com

Major Price Hikes Expected for Coffee, Wine, Chocolate, and Butter A sweeping new set of tariffs announced by former President...
Bringing Literature to Life: Literati Events Announces Quarterly Event Series

Mar 17, 2025 | thepridela.com | Susan Payne

Alice in Wonderland Themed Vendor Market and Show Coming SoonBy Susan PayneOn a mission to bring literature to life, Literati Events have announced a quarterly event series starting with The Wunderfaire in March produced by Amberwill Productions. The Wunderfaire is a family-friendly Alice in Wonderland-themed day market with stage performers and wandering entertainment.
Santa Monica Pier Hosts Locals' Night with Black History Month Celebration, Drone Show, and Wildfire Relief - The Pride LA

Mar 12, 2025 | thepridela.com

Enjoy live music, wine tastings, food pop-ups, and a special tribute to Black culture on Feb. 20. The Santa Monica...
Executive Function Coaching Practice Opens in Santa Monica - The Pride LA

Mar 10, 2025 | thepridela.com | Susan Payne

By Susan PayneForgetful. Unorganized. Distracted. Impulsive. These may be difficult, yet commonly used words to describe yourself, or a loved one, who struggles with executive dysfunction.
West Hollywood Man Fatally Struck by Union Pacific Train in Boyle Heights Identified

Feb 26, 2025 | thepridela.com | Dolores Quintana

Authorities Confirmed That 36-Year-Old Died at the Scene in a Train CollisionA pedestrian who was fatally struck by a Union Pacific train in Boyle Heights has been identified as 36-year-old Jay Coller of West Hollywood, county authorities announced Tuesday. According to the Los Angeles Fire Department, the incident occurred at 3200 East Union Pacific Avenue around 2:00 p.m. Sunday, February 23.
Homemade Signs Purporting to be From Immigration and Customs Enforcement Appear in WeHo

Feb 11, 2025 | thepridela.com | Dolores Quintana

Work of Vandals Was Quickly Removed, But Who Put Them Up and Why? Signs bearing the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) logo and a phone number were posted along Santa Monica Boulevard on Saturday night, prompting swift backlash from the community and city officials, as reported by KTLA 5 News. Danny Rivas, West Hollywood’s director of community safety, confirmed the presence of the signs and ordered their removal after residents complained.
Former SWAT Officer Who Braved Pittsburgh Synagogue Shooting Loses Everything in Palisades Fire

Jan 31, 2025 | thepridela.com | Zach Armstrong

Jeff Garris, a Retired Pittsburgh SWAT Officer, Faces a New Battle After Losing His HomeBy Zach ArmstrongIt happened again: Jeff Garris found himself making a valiant effort in the heat of a tragedy that would make headlines around the world. Soon after receiving an evacuation order, he rushed to his new home at Pacific Palisades Bowl Mobile Estates to gather whatever belongings he could, then drove to his sister-in-law’s nearby home.