Police attacks on journalists covering protests in Los Angeles have sparked widespread outcry. Reporters and rights groups condemn the violence as “unacceptable,” highlighting threats to press freedom.
Year: 2026
The Canadian government has released a new 3-step advisory plan for travelers heading to Los Angeles, focusing on safety, health protocols, and updated travel requirements to ensure a smooth and secure trip.
Commentary: The right’s response to the Super Bowl halftime show is making waves, but Bad Bunny remains unfazed. Despite conservative critiques, the artist’s performance continues to resonate with diverse audiences.
A lawsuit claims that Los Angeles’ desegregation policy unfairly disadvantages white students, arguing it limits their educational opportunities. The case challenges the district’s approach to achieving racial balance.
Former President Trump has withdrawn National Guard troops, asserting federal intervention led to a drop in crime rates. The move raises questions on local law enforcement’s readiness and government roles.
LeBron James merges his basketball and business ventures as he deepens ties in Los Angeles. From Showtime investments to his Lakers leadership, James exemplifies the fusion of sports and entrepreneurship.
L.A. welcomes its first women’s sports bar, a vibrant new spot to cheer on Team USA. The venue celebrates female athletes and fans alike, offering a unique space for community and spirited support.
The US travel ban took effect Monday amid protests in Los Angeles, where demonstrators rallied against the administration’s intensified immigration crackdown. Activists vow continued resistance to the policy.
The Insurrection Act allows the president to deploy military forces domestically during unrest. Former President Trump has publicly considered invoking it amid protests, sparking debate on its legal and political implications.
In a challenging Hollywood job market marked by layoffs and uncertainty, a rare bright spot emerges as select sectors show growth, offering hope for industry workers amid ongoing economic pressures.
Los Angeles schools fell victim to a ransomware attack, disrupting district operations and compromising data. Authorities are investigating the breach, while efforts to restore systems and protect student information are underway.
The deployment of National Guard troops ordered by former President Trump remains active in three U.S. cities, despite nationwide drawdowns. Officials cite ongoing security concerns as the primary reason for extended presence.
A Hollywood office building on Highland Avenue has sold for $72.1 million, marking a significant commercial real estate transaction in Los Angeles. The deal reflects strong investor interest in the area’s office market.
CBS News reports that five new sports will debut at the 2028 Los Angeles Summer Olympics, reflecting evolving global interests. The additions aim to engage younger audiences and showcase diverse athletic talents.
L.A. Home Depot was raided twice in one day by ICE agents, drawing sharp criticism. Advocates argue the actions violate a recent court order limiting immigration enforcement in workplaces.
Two Musick, Peeler & Garrett partners have been named “Leaders of Influence: Minority Attorneys” by the Los Angeles Business Journal, highlighting their impact and leadership within the legal community.
The NBA has officially approved Mark Walter as the new owner of the Los Angeles Lakers, marking a significant ownership change. Walter’s acquisition is set to shape the franchise’s future. Front Office Sports reports.
The San Bernardino mass shooting in 2015 became a pivotal moment in U.S. politics, as then-candidate Donald Trump used the attack to intensify his hardline immigration stance, reshaping national debate on security and border control.
USA Today has released the official puzzle solutions for Thursday, Jan. 15, 2026. Fans can now check answers for crosswords, Sudoku, and other daily challenges to ensure accuracy and boost their puzzle-solving skills.
A soaring real estate boom in Los Angeles fueled a wave of political corruption, revealing how developers leveraged influence to sway decisions. Investigations expose deep ties between property interests and city officials.



















