Lakers update: Luka Doncic’s injury status remains uncertain, with key big man sidelined for multiple weeks. In a surprising move, Dalton Knecht has made a unexpected decision, shaking up the roster.
Year: 2025
Los Angeles District Attorney George Gascón announced prosecutors can seek the death penalty again, reversing his previous ban. The move reignites debate amid ongoing concerns over capital punishment’s fairness.
Banksy’s iconic Haight Street Rat has resurfaced in Los Angeles, appearing on the U.S. Bank Tower. The elusive street artist’s latest work sparks intrigue and debate over urban art’s role in city landscapes.
The latest “Segregation Index” reveals that U.S. schools continue to experience high levels of racial and economic segregation, highlighting ongoing challenges in achieving educational equity, according to USC Today.
Former President Trump reportedly plans to send the Texas National Guard and armed military personnel to Chicago, according to Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker, raising concerns about federal intervention in local law enforcement.
Tesla and Samsung’s $16.5 billion supply deal is expected to boost Samsung’s chip contract business in the US, expanding its footprint amid growing demand for electric vehicle components, Reuters reports.
As the Philadelphia Eagles prepare to face the Los Angeles Rams in Week 12, Metro Philadelphia revisits their intense history. From dramatic playoff clashes to close regular-season battles, the rivalry promises high stakes and fierce competition.
Clippers head coach Ty Lue took full accountability following the team’s embarrassing loss to the Utah Jazz, emphasizing the need for accountability and improvement ahead of the playoffs.
The Supreme Court has permitted the Trump administration to resume indiscriminate immigration raids in Los Angeles, sparking concern among community leaders and advocates over civil rights and public safety implications.
In a recent controversy, an L.A. County politician’s call for “cholos” to confront ICE agents sparked debate over language and tactics in immigration enforcement protests, highlighting deep community tensions.
“Tenet” will debut internationally on August 26, a week ahead of its U.S. premiere on September 3, the Los Angeles Times reports. The move aims to build global momentum for the highly anticipated Christopher Nolan thriller.
A Los Angeles teacher sparked controversy saying ICE agents are “not the only ones with guns” after a federal agent was shot. The remarks come amid rising tensions over immigration enforcement.
The Trump administration has launched a new immigration crackdown in Chicago, targeting undocumented immigrants. Federal officials emphasize enforcement despite local resistance and concerns over community relations.
Prodalim Group USA has leased a prime industrial site in South Gate, marking a strategic expansion in the Los Angeles area. The move underscores growing industrial demand in the region, industry experts say.
Los Angeles sports teams have collectively donated $8 million to support victims of recent wildfires. The funds aim to provide relief and aid rebuilding efforts in affected communities.
The LA Clippers’ latest injury report ahead of their matchup with the Utah Jazz brings good news for fans, with key players listed as available. This positive update boosts the team’s chances in the crucial game.
Lakers fans faced harsh criticism as the 2025-26 preseason concluded, highlighted by Sports Illustrated. Expectations fell short, sparking debates over team strategy and future prospects.
California has filed a lawsuit against former President Trump, accusing him of unlawfully deploying the National Guard during his tenure. The state alleges violations of federal and state laws in the controversial military actions.
Frank Cruz, intolerant of second-class treatment, carved his own path with fierce determination. His story highlights resilience and defiance in the face of inequality, as detailed in the Los Angeles Times.
Book bans are increasing in U.S. schools, driven by new legislation in Republican-led states, sparking debates over censorship and education. Critics warn this trend threatens intellectual freedom and diversity in curricula.