Posted inBusiness & Development The World Cup promised a boom for LA, here’s how businesses actually fared by LaMonica Peters, Hanna Kang, Laura Anaya-Morga and Angelo Claure Jul. 21, 2026Jul. 21, 2026
Posted inLos Angeles City Some critics in LA say FIFA sponsors ‘sportswashed’ the World Cup and betrayed the city’s values by LAist Jul. 16, 2026Jul. 16, 2026
Posted inKoreatown The World Cup is almost over, but LAFC’s Son Heung-min mural still hasn’t gone up in Koreatown by Hanna Kang Jul. 14, 2026Jul. 14, 2026
Posted inLos Angeles City With Mexico and the US out of the World Cup, who should their fans support now? by LAist Jul. 11, 2026Jul. 10, 2026
Posted inImmigration During World Cup, LA advocates have received uptick in calls for help with ICE by LAist Jul. 9, 2026Jul. 9, 2026
Posted inBusiness & Development At this Inglewood bar, World Cup business is beating out Shakira and A$AP Rocky concerts by LAist Jul. 7, 2026Jul. 7, 2026
Posted inEast LA 4 people shot in East LA as fans gathered after Mexico-England World Cup match by Jessica Perez Jul. 6, 2026Jul. 6, 2026
Posted inSports Mexico is having a spectacular World Cup run, and Los Angeles is loving it by LAist Jul. 4, 2026Jul. 4, 2026
Posted inCommunity Olvera Street shopkeepers thought LA’s World Cup would revive business — it hasn’t by LAist Jul. 3, 2026Jul. 3, 2026
Posted inPublic Safety Why a drone flying over a South LA community garden drew FBI response by Isaiah Murtaugh Barish Jul. 2, 2026Jul. 2, 2026
Posted inFood There’s now an Applebee’s IHOP on Century Boulevard in Inglewood by LaMonica Peters Jul. 1, 2026Jul. 2, 2026
Posted inKoreatown A World Cup watch party brought these two Koreatown strangers together. Now they’re like family. by Hanna Kang Jul. 1, 2026Jul. 1, 2026
