A large fire erupted Tuesday at Chevron’s refinery near Los Angeles, prompting emergency crews to respond swiftly. Authorities are investigating the cause as nearby residents are advised to stay clear of the area.
Year: 2025
A new deal for TikTok establishes a U.S. joint venture without the government securing a stake, aiming to address national security concerns while allowing the app to continue operating in the American market.
The ‘Roseanne’ actor engaged Elon University Los Angeles students in a lively discussion about fame, fans, and career insights, offering a firsthand look at life in Hollywood and the entertainment industry.
Times Higher Education’s 2022 rankings highlight California’s top universities, with Stanford, Caltech, and UCLA leading. These institutions excel in research, innovation, and academic reputation, cementing California’s status in higher education.
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson has signed an executive order to resist potential federal troop deployments in the city, signaling a stand against possible interventions linked to former President Trump’s directives.
US manufacturing activity contracted for the sixth consecutive month in April, weighed down by persistent tariff pressures and supply chain challenges, signaling ongoing struggles in the sector, Reuters reports.
Tommy Edman delivered an early boost for the Los Angeles Dodgers in Game 3 against the Philadelphia Phillies, sparking a promising lead as the teams battle for postseason dominance.
Angels GM declines to confirm if the team will contend next season, emphasizing ongoing development and roster evaluation. The organization remains cautious amid high expectations for the Halos.
Boston University researchers reveal that the 2025 LA County wildfires likely caused hundreds more deaths than official records indicate, highlighting significant underreporting in the disaster’s toll.
A federal judge ruled that former President Trump’s deployment of troops to Los Angeles violated federal law, citing overreach in the use of military forces for local law enforcement, CBS News reports.
Lucky Strike Entertainment has expanded its portfolio by acquiring several water parks and family entertainment centers across the US, aiming to enhance guest experiences and boost market presence, Blooloop reports.
LA teachers have launched a strike in the nation’s second-largest school district, demanding better pay and improved classroom conditions. The walkout disrupts education for tens of thousands of students.
Anti-Trump protests erupted across the U.S. on Labor Day, with thousands gathering in major cities to voice opposition. Demonstrators called for policy changes and criticized the administration’s stance on workers’ rights.
Indian businesses in Southern California are bracing for a 25% tariff increase, citing rising costs. Owners warn the hike makes it “more expensive to do business day by day,” impacting imports and local operations.
Sports Illustrated raises concerns over the Buffalo Bills’ signing of Josh Palmer, citing questions about his consistency and fit within the team’s offensive scheme. Analysts urge caution as the season approaches.
Los Angeles braces for a surge in immigration raids as federal agents threaten to “flood the zone.” Community leaders warn of widespread fear and disruption across the city. The Guardian reports on growing tensions.
Dodgers’ Roki Sasaki delivered a stellar performance despite heckling from Phillies fans, responding with poise and skill on the mound. His composure under pressure showcased his rising star status.
Experts warn that Trump’s deployment of the National Guard in California, defying Governor Newsom’s authority, risks escalating tensions and undermining state-federal cooperation, potentially igniting legal and constitutional conflicts.
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Los Angeles schools remain closed as workers strike demanding better wages and improved working conditions. The ongoing labor dispute highlights growing tensions in the education sector. Coverage by PBS.