Robert Garrova is a Reporter at LAist. He focuses on mental health coverage, breaking down complex stories in a system where the L.A. County jail serves as a primary mental health institution, while also exploring esoteric history and intriguing local narratives. His work has been featured in Marketplace by APM, NPR, WJCT Public Media, LAist.com, Truthdig, and The Eastsider.
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By: Robert Garrova
Today is the deadline for counties to send primary ballots.
By: Robert Garrova
The L.A.-born and raised artiest takes visitors on a whimsical tour of the city's food institutions.
By: Robert Garrova
This year’s programming includes a kite-making station where you can build your own flying art and the unveiling of a large floating inflatable sculpture.
Hot temps and low humidities to bring increased risk of fire, officials warn.
By: Robert Garrova
The biggest fire risk will come Tuesday, with elevated winds in the forecast,
By: Robert Garrova
A paddle out at Refugio State Beach in Santa Barbara aims to bring attention to California coastline threats
By: Robert Garrova
The fest will feature 65 bands, with acts hailing from Los Angeles, Mexico and as far as France and Holland.
The iconic L.A. museum and active excavation site is shutting down for major upgrades. Last day to visit is July 6.
By: Robert Garrova
Trained clinicians with the city’s Unarmed Model of Crisis Response have handled over 20,000 calls since 2024.
The project of Altadena Musicians seeks to help fire survivors build back their lost vinyl collections.
