A driver intentionally plowed a car into a crowd in Los Angeles, injuring at least 30 people, officials confirmed. Authorities are investigating the motive behind the attack.
Month: August 2025
The Dallas Mavericks’ recent moves have reportedly influenced Luka Dončić’s contract situation with the Los Angeles Lakers. The franchise’s strategies may have played a key role in shaping Dončić’s extension talks.
Travel disruptions linked to former President Trump’s policies are expected to intensify during this summer’s peak season, impacting flights, border processing, and tourism, according to the Los Angeles Times.
The Danish String Quartet’s long wait for U.S. visas highlights a severe backlog affecting many applicants. Delays reveal challenges faced by artists and travelers seeking entry amid ongoing processing slowdowns.
Nearly 300 scientists have applied to a French academic program, seeking opportunities amid U.S. federal research funding cuts under the Trump administration, highlighting a shift in the scientific talent landscape.
Despite a continued decline in murder rates this year, fear of crime remains high among the public, highlighting a disconnect between actual safety improvements and community perceptions, according to The New York Times.
A judge has approved Fisker’s bankruptcy plan, which is favored by car owners, allowing the electric vehicle maker to restructure and continue operations. The decision marks a critical step in Fisker’s turnaround efforts.
CONCACAF is closely monitoring the security situation in Los Angeles ahead of the Gold Cup opener. Officials emphasize player and fan safety amid ongoing local concerns, ensuring a smooth start to the tournament.
Southern California immigration raids are not solely conducted by ICE. Local law enforcement and federal agencies, including Border Patrol and task forces, play significant roles in recent enforcement actions, raising community concerns.
California Gov. Gavin Newsom released a new video titled “Stand Up,” urging resistance against former President Trump’s policies. The message aims to rally Democrats ahead of upcoming elections, emphasizing unity and activism.
California’s state discipline law aims to keep Black and Latino students in class by limiting suspensions. Former President Trump called the policy illegal, sparking debate over educational equity and school safety.
New York, Chicago, and Los Angeles face mounting challenges under their current mayors, with rising crime, budget crises, and infrastructure issues fueling criticism. The City Journal examines the leadership failures shaping these major cities.
Los Angeles wildfires have surged into Hollywood, forcing authorities to order the evacuation of 100,000 residents. Firefighters battle aggressive flames amid dry conditions. Officials warn of ongoing risk.
The Sacramento Kings’ defense has emerged as a key factor in their early-season success. Strong pressure and timely stops have propelled the team to a promising start, energizing fans and boosting playoff hopes.
The Pentagon has ordered the recall of 1,000 additional National Guard troops from Los Angeles, citing shifting priorities in military deployments. The move signals adjustments in ongoing defense strategies.
Texas Republicans have unveiled a new U.S. House map designed to boost GOP seats. The redistricting aims to secure more winnable districts ahead of upcoming elections, sparking debate over partisan balance.
Immigration arrests in Los Angeles have surged sharply as federal authorities ramp up aggressive enforcement efforts. The increase raises concerns over community trust and local cooperation with law enforcement.
Comcast’s recent major TV deal underscores a grim reality for the once-dominant cable industry, highlighting declining subscriber numbers and shifting consumer habits amid rising streaming competition.
The Trump administration announced plans to audit California’s sex education curriculum, citing concerns over “medical accuracy” and federal compliance, sparking debate over state control and educational standards.
Chicago’s innovative policing tactics have significantly reduced the city’s violent crime rate, marking a notable decline in killings. The New York Times highlights how focused interventions are reshaping public safety in 2013.