Ahead of Saturday’s protests, some restaurants in downtown LA are rethinking their hours. LAist's Aiko Offner reports.

Ahead of Saturday&rsquo;s protests, some restaurants in downtown LA are rethinking their hours. LAist's&nbsp;Aiko Offner reports.

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Downtown LA restaurants are closing early and pivoting to lunch in the face of curfews and protests

After a delay that has threatened plans for World Cup celebrations across the U.S., the federal government said this week that it's moving forward with awarding host cities including Los Angeles hundreds of millions of dollars in funding for security. LAist's Libby Rainey reports.

After a delay that has<a href="https://laist.com/news/federal-funds-for-world-cup-security-are-late-what-does-this-mean-for-la"> threatened plans for World Cup celebrations across the U.S.</a>, the federal government said this week that it's moving forward with awarding host cities including Los Angeles hundreds of millions of dollars in funding for security. LAist's Libby Rainey reports.

FEMA says it's approved security funding for World Cup Security. But California hasn't been awarded its cut yet

Members of both unions have voted to give their leaders the power to call a strike, but no date has been set.

Members of both unions have voted to give their leaders the power to call a strike, but no date has been set.

Largest LAUSD unions rally in downtown LA as negotiations stall out

Here's what you can expect from Caféina, which opened as part of the Women's March Foundation's new meeting space in West L.A.

Here's what you can expect from&nbsp;Caf&eacute;ina, which opened as part of the&nbsp;Women's March Foundation's new meeting space in West L.A.

Downtown LA restaurants are closing early and pivoting to lunch in the face of curfews and protests

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