Elite prep schools in L.A. and nationwide face scrutiny for inflating grades, raising concerns about academic integrity and fairness. Critics argue this trend undermines true merit and college admissions transparency.
Year: 2025
Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker stated that former President Trump has “no legal ability” to deploy troops to Chicago as the National Guard was activated in Washington, D.C., amid rising security concerns.
California is losing movie and TV production to non-US rivals due to rising costs, tax incentives abroad, and streamlined regulations. Industry players are increasingly moving projects overseas to save on expenses, impacting local jobs.
Eater Los Angeles highlights the best sports bars in the city, from lively spots with big screens to cozy venues serving craft beers. Discover where Angelenos gather to catch the game and enjoy standout food and drinks.
A large fire broke out at the Chevron refinery in El Segundo, Los Angeles, prompting a swift emergency response. Authorities are assessing the situation as crews work to contain the blaze. No injuries reported so far.
The Los Angeles Dodgers announced a lineup shakeup for World Series Game 5 against the Toronto Blue Jays, aiming to boost offense and secure a pivotal victory in the championship series.
Marines and National Guard troops have been deployed in Los Angeles to support local law enforcement. Their duties include crowd control, securing key locations, and assisting in maintaining public order amid escalating unrest.
Prince Harry and Duchess Meghan have opened their Los Angeles home to friends evacuating from nearby wildfires. They also urged the public to support relief efforts, highlighting the urgent need for aid amid the devastating fires.
Immigration agents were turned away after attempting to enter several Los Angeles elementary schools, sparking controversy and concern among parents and officials over the agents’ presence in educational settings.
Thousands gathered in Chicago to protest the potential deployment of ICE and the National Guard, expressing strong opposition to increased immigration enforcement and militarization. The demonstration highlights growing public tensions.
The Washington Post reports that the Port of Los Angeles faces significant disruptions amid escalating U.S.-China trade tensions. As tariffs bite, cargo volumes decline, marking the port as an early casualty of Trump’s trade war.
Visit Rwanda expands its US sports sponsorship portfolio through new deals with the LA Clippers and Los Angeles Rams, boosting brand visibility in the competitive American market.
California’s fire season is off to a furious start, with blazes scorching thousands of acres. Experts warn this early intensity signals a challenging and extended wildfire season ahead.
The Supreme Court ruled on ICE’s use of racial profiling in immigration enforcement, sparking debate over civil rights and law enforcement practices. The decision highlights critical tensions in U.S. immigration policy.
A massive fire erupted at an oil refinery in Los Angeles, illuminating the night sky with an eerie orange glow. Emergency services are battling the blaze while authorities investigate the cause. No casualties have been reported.
Christopher Staton Spicer has joined Akin Gump as a Partner in the Media & Entertainment division, bringing extensive expertise to the firm’s global client portfolio in intellectual property and digital media law.
The landmark Mendez v. Westminster case challenged school segregation in California, paving the way for Brown v. Board of Education. The US Courthouse and Post Office now honors this pivotal civil rights milestone.
Texas has deployed troops to Chicago amid rising tensions, while former President Trump considers invoking emergency powers. The move escalates concerns over federal and state roles in managing unrest.
Australia’s Kelly+Partners has won a prestigious award for rapid growth in the US market, highlighting its successful expansion and strong performance in a competitive landscape, according to Consultancy.com.au.
NBC has announced Bob Costas will call the NBA season openers, including Knicks-Bucks and Warriors-Clippers matchups. The network aims to boost viewership with the veteran broadcaster’s iconic presence.