Walt Disney Co. is shutting down Radio Disney after more than 20 years of operation. The move marks the end of an influential platform that shaped youth radio programming nationwide, as reported by the Los Angeles Times.
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Amid the coronavirus outbreak, 33 states along with Los Angeles Unified and New York City have closed all K-12 schools to curb the virus spread, impacting millions of students nationwide.
Federal authorities allege that funds intended for L.A. County voting machines were diverted into a bribery “slush fund,” raising serious concerns over election security and corruption. An investigation is underway.
Los Angeles school workers have approved a new labor deal following last month’s strike, ending weeks of disruption. The agreement addresses wage increases and improved workplace conditions, marking a significant win for union members.
At least 11 people have died in the devastating wildfires raging across Los Angeles, officials confirm. Firefighters continue battling the blazes as evacuations and damage assessments are underway. CNN will provide ongoing live updates.
Los Angeles public schools are set to expand Portuguese language programs, promoting cultural diversity and bilingual education. This initiative aims to strengthen ties with the local Portuguese-American community.
The Los Angeles Business Journal’s “Top 100 Accountants | 2022 RECAP” highlights the city’s leading accounting professionals and firms, recognizing excellence in financial expertise and client service across diverse industries.
Sam Rubin, beloved KTLA journalist and longtime entertainment anchor, has died at 64. Rubin was known for his insightful coverage and charismatic presence, leaving a lasting impact on Los Angeles media.
Protests in Los Angeles have surged in response to President Trump’s crackdown on immigration and policing policies. Key events, including recent raids and heightened enforcement, have fueled public outrage and demonstrations.
Greater Los Angeles reported the lowest vacancy rates among leading U.S. life-science metros, highlighting strong demand and limited available space in the region’s expanding biotech and research sectors.
Commentary highlights a rare success story within the U.S. government, praising a service that efficiently delivers results. The piece underscores the importance of effective public programs amid widespread bureaucratic criticism.
The Los Angeles Times review of “It Ends With Us” highlights the film’s approach to a serious topic, noting it soft-pedals the subject’s intensity. The adaptation treads cautiously, tempering the story’s emotional impact.
Los Angeles Chargers quarterback Taylor Heinicke faces mounting pressure as his time to secure a starting role runs out. With inconsistent performances, the team’s future plans may soon exclude Heinicke.
US police clashed with protesters in Los Angeles following aggressive ICE raids targeting undocumented immigrants. Demonstrators condemned the actions, calling for immigration reform and an end to enforcement operations.
The America First Policy Institute highlights rising theft threats facing U.S. retailers, urging stronger policies and enforcement to safeguard businesses, protect jobs, and bolster the economy.
The Los Angeles wildfires have been labeled the costliest in U.S. history, with damages soaring into billions. The Washington Post reports on the unprecedented financial and environmental toll of the blazes.
Tens of thousands have been ordered to evacuate as a new wildfire erupts north of Los Angeles, threatening homes and forcing widespread closures. Authorities are deploying resources to contain the rapidly spreading blaze.
WATCH: Sen. Alex Padilla was forcibly removed after interrupting a Homeland Security news conference in Los Angeles. The incident unfolded as Padilla sought to raise urgent concerns during the briefing.
The 15th U.S.-Asia Entertainment Summit and Game Changer Awards, hosted by Asia Society, spotlighted groundbreaking collaborations and celebrated leaders driving innovation in the entertainment industry across the U.S. and Asia.
At least 30 people were injured after a car drove into a crowd outside a music venue in Los Angeles. Emergency responders quickly arrived on the scene. Authorities are investigating the cause of the incident.