The June Jubilee returns to the Los Angeles Public Library, bringing a vibrant celebration of culture, music, and community. The event showcases local talent and offers family-friendly activities across multiple library locations.
Month: June 2026
U.S. officials warn that Iran has attempted cyberattacks targeting critical American infrastructure, highlighting escalating cyber threats amid heightened geopolitical tensions, according to the Los Angeles Times.
Jas Waters, a journalist and TV writer known for her work on “This Is Us” and “Kidding,” has died at 39, the Los Angeles Times reports. Waters was praised for her authentic storytelling and impactful voice in television.
Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker says he has received no communication from former President Trump regarding reports that a suburban naval base may be used to house immigration agents and the National Guard.
A Beverly Hills asylum seeker is suspected of fleeing the U.S. after pledging to pay a $150 million court judgment, raising questions about enforcement and immigration policies, authorities report.
The 2026 Winter Paralympics in Milan-Cortina are set for March 6-15. Featuring alpine skiing, ice sledge hockey, and more, NBC Los Angeles will provide live coverage, schedules, and updates. Stay tuned for full event details.
Mexico faces a tense decision: extradite top officials to the U.S. to appease former President Trump or risk diplomatic fallout. The move could reshape bilateral relations amid ongoing political pressure.
Major U.S. airlines are cutting popular routes from LAX amid soaring fuel costs, impacting travelers nationwide. The move highlights ongoing challenges in the aviation industry as fuel prices continue to spike. (KTLA)
Former President Trump postponed a planned strike on Iran’s infrastructure by two weeks after threatening to “level their whole civilization,” escalating tensions in the Middle East, reports the Los Angeles Times.
Kendrick Lamar’s “Not Like Us” music video shoot drew a lively crowd of Compton fans, celebrating the rapper’s latest triumph. The event highlighted Lamar’s deep connection to his hometown and community.
The recent Los Angeles strike spotlights the ongoing crisis of low wages for US school workers. Educators demand fair pay amid growing calls for education reform and improved working conditions nationwide.
Former President Trump’s next immigration crackdown will focus on Charlotte, North Carolina, according to a local sheriff. The initiative aims to intensify enforcement efforts in the region, sparking community debate.
Business Insider ranks the 35 hardest colleges to get into in America, highlighting elite institutions with the lowest acceptance rates. The list reveals intense competition and rising standards for admissions nationwide.
The Dodgers front office has been ranked the best across the four major U.S. sports, Sports Illustrated reports. Their innovative management and strong team performance set a new industry standard.
Los Angeles drivers are finding inventive ways to cope with soaring gas prices, threatening the city’s long-standing car culture. From carpooling to electric bikes, Angelenos are adapting to rising costs amid a fuel crisis.
The Supreme Court ruled against Trump’s tariffs, affirming that only Congress holds the authority to impose such trade measures. The decision reinforces legislative power in trade policy, underscoring constitutional limits.
Los Angeles embraces soccer as the World Cup spotlight shines on the city, blending the sport seamlessly into its vibrant entertainment scene. The event boosts local culture and economic opportunities, marking a new era for LA’s sports landscape.
Turning Point USA’s expansion into GOP-leaning high schools sparks debate over free speech and religious expression. Critics argue the group’s presence blurs the line between education and political activism.
TikTok creators have welcomed a new deal aimed at keeping the app operational in the U.S. The agreement addresses national security concerns, ensuring continued access for millions of users and preserving creators’ livelihoods.
The Insurrection Act allows the U.S. president to deploy federal troops domestically to quell unrest. Trump has threatened to invoke it amid ongoing protests in Minnesota, raising questions about federal intervention.