Shrapnel from a U.S. military live-fire exercise landed on a California Highway Patrol vehicle traveling over I-5, officials said. No injuries were reported, and the agency is investigating the incident.
Month: November 2025
Charlie Kirk emerged as a powerful voice among young conservatives, significantly energizing the GOP base and bolstering support for Donald Trump. His influence reshaped youth engagement in Republican politics.
The Miss USA Organization is investigating allegations of rigging in the historic 2022 pageant, where unprecedented results sparked controversy. The probe aims to ensure transparency and uphold the event’s integrity.
The three-day strike by Los Angeles teachers has ended, marking a temporary pause in labor unrest. Experts warn that short, disruptive strikes may become more common as educators push for better pay and conditions.
Former President Donald Trump has urged the Supreme Court to permit immediate deployment of the National Guard in Chicago, citing rising crime concerns. The request follows ongoing debates over federal aid and local law enforcement efforts.
Swiss bike maker BMC has opened its U.S. headquarters in Los Angeles, aiming to strengthen its presence in the North American market. The move highlights growing demand for premium bicycles in the region.
Sports Illustrated has made a surprising prediction about the Rams’ season opener, forecasting an unexpected outcome that could shake up the NFL standings early on. Fans and analysts await the game with heightened anticipation.
A Deputy U.S. Marshal and a suspect were shot during an ICE operation in Los Angeles, authorities confirm. The incident unfolded amid heightened enforcement efforts, with both individuals receiving medical attention.
Lakers’ JJ Redick revealed the first person he contacted during this summer’s free agency, offering insight into his priorities and connections as he navigated the offseason market.
Millions took to the streets nationwide in the “No Kings” protests, expressing strong opposition to the Trump administration’s policies. Demonstrators rallied for democracy and against authoritarianism, marking a major political moment.
On Thursday, USA Network airs a new episode of “Queen of the South,” continuing to follow Teresa Mendoza’s rise in the drug cartel world. The Los Angeles Times highlights key plot twists in this gripping drama.
The Trump administration’s federal crackdown targets crime and immigration in five US cities, deploying agents to bolster law enforcement and restore order amid rising tensions and protests.
Actum LLC has officially opened its new headquarters in downtown Los Angeles, aiming to expand operations and boost its presence in the region. The move is expected to drive local economic growth and innovation.
Jim Hill, a veteran sports anchor and reporter, has been a prominent face on CBS News for decades. Renowned for his insightful coverage and charismatic delivery, Hill continues to engage audiences nationwide.
A federal officer’s shooting in Los Angeles wounded an immigrant and a U.S. marshal, officials reported. Authorities are investigating the incident, which raised concerns about the use of force during enforcement actions.
Sports Illustrated reports that experts urge the Lakers to retain their first-round draft pick rather than trade it. The pick is viewed as a vital asset for rebuilding and future team success.
L.A.’s Iranian community expresses mixed and complicated feelings following the recent U.S. attack. Emotions range from fear and anger to calls for peace and caution amid rising tensions.
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Several American cities are preparing for an influx of federal troops amid rising unrest. Authorities aim to bolster security and manage protests as tensions escalate across the nation.
A 79-year-old US citizen alleges ICE agents body-slammed him at his business, sparking outrage. He is now suing for $50 million, claiming excessive force and seeking justice. More details at abcnews.go.com.