On Friday, Marines arrived in Westwood as U.S. cities prepared for anticipated “No Kings” protests. Authorities deployed additional security measures to manage potential demonstrations and ensure public safety.
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Rocket Lab secures two new contracts, expanding its foothold in the competitive aerospace sector. The deals, focused on satellite launches, underscore the company’s growing influence in the Los Angeles space market.
During a visit to Los Angeles, JD Vance referred to Sen. Alex Padilla as “José Padilla” while criticizing Democrats, drawing attention for the apparent misnaming amid heightened political tensions.
Gal Pissetky, lawyer at Pissetzky & Berliner, LLC, shared insights with Forbes on the high-profile Nigerian Ramon Olorunwa Abbas phishing case, revealing key legal challenges in the cybercrime trial, as reported by BBC.
China plans to cut the number of Hollywood films allowed for release, escalating tensions amid the ongoing trade war. The move aims to boost domestic productions and signals growing cultural protectionism, reports the Los Angeles Times.
President Trump has announced 100% tariffs on all movies made overseas, surprising Hollywood studios. The move aims to boost domestic film production but raises concerns about increased costs and industry backlash.
Caruso’s visionary leadership continues to reshape Los Angeles’ commercial landscape, driving innovative developments and elevating the city’s retail and entertainment sectors. His strategic focus fuels sustained growth and community impact.
A man has been charged after officials say he shot a man walking to a synagogue in Chicago. The incident is under investigation as authorities work to determine the motive and circumstances. More details to follow.
Famed teacher files $1 billion class-action lawsuit against Los Angeles schools, alleging systemic issues impacting educators and students. The suit demands significant reforms and accountability from district officials.
Protests in Los Angeles have escalated following the deployment of hundreds of National Guard troops by former President Trump. Demonstrators demand justice and police reform amid heightened tensions across the city.
Clashes erupted in Los Angeles as protests against recent immigration raids intensified. Demonstrators voiced outrage over federal enforcement actions, highlighting deep divisions on immigration policy in the city.
Trump’s tariffs have intensified challenges for Hollywood in China, further restricting American films’ market access. Industry experts warn these trade barriers could accelerate the decline of U.S. cinema’s influence in the region.
Los Angeles Mission College unveils its transformative new campus designed by Cannon Design. The project blends modern architecture with sustainable features, enhancing educational spaces while fostering community engagement.
London faces a surge in knife crime, prompting officials to consider Chicago’s intervention strategies. Could adopting its community-focused and prevention-led model help curb the violence and restore safety?
Delta Air Lines announces nonstop flights from Los Angeles to Melbourne, enhancing connectivity for business travelers. The new route aims to boost trade and tourism between the US and Australia, starting this fall.
Homicides have surged across the U.S., with Republicans attributing the rise to calls to “defund the police.” However, cities that have increased police budgets are also seeing spikes, highlighting a complex public safety crisis.
The GOP is increasingly opposing Chinese investment in the U.S., citing national security risks and economic concerns. This resistance reflects growing bipartisan attention on safeguarding American industries.
Former President Trump champions a manufacturing revival to restore American jobs and industry. Experts weigh in on whether the U.S. workforce and infrastructure can meet the challenge in a rapidly evolving global economy.
Chicago’s jail has become one of the largest mental health care providers in the U.S., housing thousands with serious conditions. Inside, the line between correction and care blurs, raising urgent questions about the system.
The Los Angeles Lakers face a potential setback in securing a top center, as key targets reportedly show reluctance to join the franchise. This could complicate the team’s rebuilding efforts this offseason.