Brittany Hollindale

Hello, I'm Brittany Hollindale, and I write for LA Today in Los Angeles, California. I hold a Bachelor's degree in Journalism from the University of California, Berkeley, and a Master's degree from the University of Washington, where I specialized in digital media and investigative reporting. I'm driven by a passion for telling stories that resonate with our community, from in-depth investigations to vibrant features on LA's diverse culture. In my free time, I enjoy exploring the city's art scene, attending local theater productions, and discovering new favorite spots in Los Angeles's eclectic neighborhoods. Thank you for reading my work and engaging with the stories that make our community unique

Streaming September 2026: The Definitive Watchlist & Industry Shift

The streaming ecosystem is undergoing a significant transition as we move into September 2026, with platforms shifting from summer blockbusters toward prestige dramas and high-stakes horror franchises to capture the critical post-Labor Day audience. This month marks a pivotal moment for major services, particularly Netflix, which is positioning itself to dominate the seasonal conversation with…

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Echo Park Rising 2026: LA’s Cultural Staple Expands for Two-Day Return

The heartbeat of Los Angeles’ independent music and arts community is set to resonate louder than ever this summer. Echo Park Rising, the neighborhood’s definitive cultural celebration, has officially confirmed its return for August 29-30, 2026. This announcement serves as a major milestone for the local creative scene, marking the event’s first expansion into a…

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Taqueando After Dark: Street Food Meets DTLA Luxury

The vibrant pulse of Los Angeles’ street food culture collided with the avant-garde aesthetic of the city’s newest hospitality landmark during ‘Taqueando After Dark.’ Held at Level 8, the multi-venue dining destination in Downtown Los Angeles, this two-night immersive festival served as a masterclass in culinary synthesis, pairing the raw, unfiltered traditions of Mexican street…

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Court Stalls CHP Overtime Fraud Termination in Landmark Ruling

In a significant judicial development that underscores the tension between administrative accountability and statutory rights, a California court has effectively blocked the California Highway Patrol (CHP) from moving forward with the termination of an officer tied to a far-reaching overtime fraud scandal. The ruling, which centers on strict adherence to disciplinary timelines, marks a major…

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