Holiday season imports have arrived early at the busiest US port, an executive told Reuters, signaling heightened shipping activity ahead of the peak retail period. This rush aims to meet rising consumer demand and avoid delays.
Year: 2026
Discover 20 top spots to catch the World Cup in Los Angeles, from vibrant sports bars to outdoor screenings. Time Out Worldwide highlights the best places to experience every thrilling match in the City of Angels.
A nationwide “National Shutdown” sparked protests in Los Angeles and other cities, with demonstrators clashing with police over various social and political issues, highlighting ongoing tensions across the country.
Doctors and nurses in Southern California have been arrested in a major health care fraud probe, including hospice-related scams, authorities report. The investigation exposes a network exploiting insurance systems.
Arcadia Mayor challenged with acting as an agent of the Chinese government, NBC Los Angeles reports. Authorities allege undisclosed ties, raising concerns over foreign influence in local U.S. governance.
Fox has adopted a hybrid advertising approach during World Cup hydration breaks following viewer backlash. The network blends traditional ads with in-game promos to balance revenue and fan experience, sources say.
Los Angeles Schools Superintendent Alberto Carvalho has resigned amid an FBI investigation, Fox News reports. Details of the probe remain unclear as the district begins its search for new leadership.
The FBI has urged ICE agents to clearly identify themselves following a rise in crimes committed by impostors posing as immigration officers, aiming to protect the public and maintain trust in law enforcement.
Uber and Lyft drivers in Massachusetts have formed the first U.S. ride-share union, marking a significant step in gig worker organization efforts. The move aims to improve pay and working conditions.
Leonardo DiCaprio went viral during the Team USA World Cup match, captivating fans with his unexpected appearance. The Hollywood star’s presence added star power and excitement to the high-stakes game.
Eight people died in a B-52 bomber crash at Edwards Air Force Base in California, officials confirmed. The cause of the crash is under investigation. Authorities responded quickly to the tragic incident.
Over 40,000 residents were evacuated in Orange County, California, after officials warned a chemical storage tank is at risk of failing and may explode. Emergency crews are closely monitoring the situation.
A U.S. court has dismissed the Trump administration’s lawsuit challenging Los Angeles’ immigration policies, marking a significant legal defeat for the former administration’s efforts to restrict sanctuary city protections.
The 2026 World Cup opening ceremony in the USA will feature electrifying performances by Katy Perry, Future, and other artists. Fans can expect a dynamic setlist blending pop, hip-hop, and global beats to kick off the tournament.
Los Angeles has declared a local emergency following a massive warehouse fire that continues to burn. Authorities are battling flames and assessing damage as nearby residents face evacuations and disruptions.
Sean McVay revealed that joining the media early in his career would have meant “quitting because I couldn’t handle the losing.” The Rams coach reflects on embracing football’s challenges rather than stepping away.
PBS fact-checked claims of “unprecedented” demand for World Cup tickets, revealing that while interest is high, it aligns with previous tournaments. The report highlights the complexities behind ticket availability and sales.
The U.S. government is probing two additional Mexican governors for alleged links to drug cartels, escalating concerns over corruption and cartel influence in regional politics, reports the Los Angeles Times.
Spencer Pratt, reality TV personality and entrepreneur, remains a pop culture figure with a bold social media presence. Known for his role on “The Hills,” he continues to shape entertainment trends.
SoFi Stadium, the world’s most expensive arena, is set to impress during the World Cup with its cutting-edge design and massive capacity. Yet, its unconventional features may surprise—and even unsettle—traditional soccer purists.