NBC Los Angeles presents a comprehensive guide to the six sports featured at the Milan Cortina Winter Paralympics. Explore the thrilling events showcasing elite athletes in alpine skiing, biathlon, cross-country skiing, snowboarding, wheelchair curling, and ice sledge hockey.
Author: Ethan Riley
JJ Redick and the Lakers voiced frustration with officiating following their Game 2 loss to the Thunder. Both expressed concerns over key calls that impacted the game’s outcome, fueling debate on referee performance.
A new Pew Research Center report highlights five key facts about Buddhists in the U.S., revealing diverse backgrounds, growing communities, and unique religious practices shaping American spirituality.
The LAPD is boosting security at local houses of worship following recent U.S. strikes in Iran. Authorities aim to prevent potential backlash. A protest is planned for downtown this Saturday, drawing community attention.
California leaders sharply criticized former President Donald Trump’s call to “nationalize” elections, vowing to oppose any federal takeover efforts and protect state-controlled voting processes, reports the Los Angeles Times.
Country star Hank Williams Jr. has openly criticized former President Barack Obama and the current state of the U.S., expressing strong disapproval of the nation’s political direction, sparking debate across media platforms.
Thousands of anti-ICE protesters flooded US streets in a nationwide day of action, demanding an end to aggressive immigration enforcement and calling for the abolition of Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
Singer D4vd is named a suspect in the death of a 15-year-old whose body was found in a car trunk, an LAPD source told NBC News. Authorities are investigating the circumstances surrounding the case.
State records reveal 89 hospice companies registered at a single Los Angeles office plaza. CBS News investigated the unusual concentration, raising questions about oversight and industry practices in the region.
Netflix has weathered intense competition in the streaming wars through steadfast investment in original content, strategic pricing, and global expansion, maintaining its lead as the subscription video king, reports the Los Angeles Times.
Hundreds of Los Angeles Unified School District schools closed as workers launched a strike, marking a major disruption in the nation’s second-largest district. The walkout highlights ongoing disputes over pay and working conditions.
A 79-year-old US citizen alleges ICE agents body-slammed him at his business, prompting a $50 million lawsuit. The incident raises questions about enforcement tactics and civil rights protections.
Unions representing Los Angeles teachers have set a firm deadline for LAUSD negotiations, warning they’re prepared to strike if demands aren’t met. Tensions rise as the district faces a critical standoff.
The president’s authority to deploy troops within the U.S. is a complex legal issue. SCOTUSblog examines key cases and statutes shaping the limits and scope of presidential power in domestic military actions.
MLB has forged a multiyear partnership with Polymarket, integrating innovative prediction-market technology to enhance fan engagement and data analytics, marking a new era in sports betting collaboration.
A Waymo driverless vehicle underwent a tense police stop in Los Angeles, raising questions about autonomous technology’s interaction with law enforcement on public roads. The incident highlights challenges in driverless car regulation.
California hints at defying Trump’s anti-DEI order, risking federal school funding cuts. The state vows to uphold diversity, equity, and inclusion programs amid mounting political tension.
Meta and YouTube have been found liable in a landmark trial over social media addiction, BBC reports. The ruling marks a significant legal precedent, holding platforms accountable for addictive design practices.
Reports of Iranian drone threats targeting California are deemed “not credible” by officials, though heightened vigilance follows recent U.S. strikes. Authorities continue monitoring potential risks closely.
Former President Donald Trump announced he is pausing efforts to deploy the National Guard to Chicago and other cities, citing ongoing discussions with local officials, WTTW reports. The decision comes amid heightened security concerns.



















