The opera “Neither,” largely overlooked in the U.S., is receiving a lavish production in Germany, highlighting a growing appreciation abroad for this avant-garde work. The Los Angeles Times explores the cultural contrast.
Month: February 2026
The FBI raided the Los Angeles school superintendent’s office amid an investigation into alleged undisclosed ties to an artificial intelligence company, raising concerns over conflict of interest and ethical violations.
ViVE Event 2026, the premier health innovation conference, is set to take place in Los Angeles, CA. The event promises cutting-edge insights and networking opportunities for healthcare professionals and innovators.
Many government offices, libraries, and post offices in Los Angeles will be closed on Monday in observance of Indigenous People’s/Columbus Day. Public transit will run on a holiday schedule. Stay tuned for updates.
Meet one of Disneyland’s key leaders driving diverse, adventurous entertainment at the parks. Featured by the Los Angeles Times, this visionary is reshaping Disney’s guest experience with innovation and inclusivity.
In 2019, The New York Times exposed Fashion Nova’s hidden labor issues, revealing underpaid workers in Los Angeles factories fueling the brand’s fast-fashion boom. The report sparked widespread calls for industry reform.
EXCLUSIVE: A top sports business insider reveals how the Los Angeles Dodgers maintain profitability despite their massive payroll. Strategic revenue streams and savvy investments keep the team financially strong.
Four Seasons Hotel Los Angeles at Beverly Hills unveils a season of glamour and holiday magic, offering festive celebrations, exclusive events, and luxurious experiences to delight guests this year.
On Day 36, the U.S. government shutdown becomes the longest in history, impacting millions of federal workers and services. Negotiations remain stalled as economic and social pressures mount. (Los Angeles Times)
South Korea is poised to expand its influence in Hollywood through a landmark deal, signaling a major push to strengthen cultural and business ties in the global entertainment industry, reports the Los Angeles Times.
The FBI conducted a search of the Los Angeles school superintendent’s home amid an ongoing investigation. Details remain limited as authorities probe potential misconduct within the district’s leadership. PBS will continue to follow updates.
Immigration raids in Los Angeles have unsettled the fashion industry, prompting concerns over workforce stability. Designers and workers alike face uncertainty amid heightened enforcement, threatening production and creativity.
Brandi Chastain’s iconic 1999 World Cup celebration symbolized a breakthrough for women in soccer, inspiring increased visibility and paving the way for female leadership in sports ownership and management.
Senator Alex Padilla was handcuffed and forcibly removed from South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem’s press conference in Los Angeles, prompting widespread controversy and calls for investigation. Details remain emerging.
“Commentary: Fabulously wealthy and politically lame — a brief history of California politics” explores the state’s legacy of affluent power players whose financial clout often overshadows effective governance and political innovation.
The FBI conducted searches at the Los Angeles school district headquarters and the superintendent’s home, sources confirm. The investigation details remain unclear as officials have not yet released statements.
Former President Trump has abandoned plans to deploy the National Guard to New York, Chicago, and Los Angeles amid rising tensions. The decision marks a shift in his approach to city unrest, The New York Times reports.
Chinese President delivers a positive message at a meeting with U.S. business leaders, emphasizing cooperation and economic partnership. The address signals potential easing of trade tensions, reports the Los Angeles Times.
ICE arrested nearly 200 individuals in a Los Angeles-area operation targeting criminal aliens, illegal re-entrants, and immigration fugitives, according to U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement. The effort underscores ongoing enforcement priorities.
ICE, or Immigration and Customs Enforcement, is a U.S. federal agency tasked with enforcing immigration laws. Its agents have authority to use force, including deadly force, under specific circumstances during enforcement operations.