Several states — and the LA public schools — are setting limits on screen time – NPR

Several states and Los Angeles public schools are imposing new limits on screen time to address growing concerns over student well-being and learning. These measures aim to balance technology use with healthier, more engaged classroom environments.

Trump encourages companies to avoid seeking tariff refunds – Los Angeles Times

Former President Donald Trump urged companies to forgo seeking refunds on tariffs imposed during his administration, emphasizing the importance of maintaining leverage in trade negotiations, the Los Angeles Times reports.

Inside U.S. soccer’s World Cup camp at Orange County Great Park – Los Angeles Times

Inside U.S. Soccer’s World Cup camp at Orange County Great Park, players refine tactics and build team cohesion ahead of the tournament. The facility offers top-tier amenities, fostering focus and preparation for the global stage.

Trump administration asks military base outside Chicago for support on immigration operations – Scripps News

The Trump administration has requested support from a military base near Chicago to assist with immigration operations, intensifying efforts to manage border security and enforcement amid ongoing policy debates.

Apple and Adidas stores among businesses looted and damaged in downtown LA – NBC Los Angeles

Apple and Adidas stores were among several businesses looted and damaged during unrest in downtown Los Angeles, NBC Los Angeles reports. Authorities continue to assess the impact and investigate the incidents.

Homeless kids lose their island of stability during the Los Angeles teachers’ strike – USA Today

Homeless children in Los Angeles face heightened instability amid the ongoing teachers’ strike, losing critical access to education and support services that serve as their island of stability.

Bigger than McDonald’s, cheaper than everyone: China’s boba behemoth has landed in L.A. – Los Angeles Times

China’s boba giant, larger than McDonald’s and known for unbeatable prices, has arrived in Los Angeles. The new entrant is set to shake up the city’s competitive bubble tea scene with vast reach and budget-friendly options.