That thing we knew was coming happened in “The Last of Us” Season 2 Episode 2, igniting intense fan reactions. The Los Angeles Times breaks down the pivotal moment and its impact on the series’ unfolding narrative.
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LA faces a traffic nightmare as the World Series, Lakers games, and other major events converge. Officials urge commuters to plan ahead amid gridlock risks, highlighting the city’s ongoing congestion challenges.
The Los Angeles Business Journal’s “Best Places to Work | 2024 RECAP” highlights top companies in the region, showcasing leaders in innovation, employee satisfaction, and workplace culture. Key trends emphasize diversity and flexibility.
The Los Angeles Business Journal recently honored the Top 100 Accountants at a prestigious event, celebrating industry leaders shaping the region’s financial landscape. Highlights included expert insights and award recognitions.
About 60,000 education workers in Los Angeles walked off the job to protest low wages, staffing shortages, and inadequate resources, demanding better support for schools and fairer employment conditions.
The IOC has officially approved five new sports for the Los Angeles 2028 Olympics, expanding the Games’ lineup. This decision aims to boost youth engagement and showcase diverse athletic talents.
A deadly school shooting in Los Angeles has left students traumatised, authorities report. The incident has sparked widespread fear and grief, prompting calls for increased school safety measures.
The Los Angeles Rams face a pivotal decision on quarterback Stetson Bennett’s future as they weigh his performance and contract options ahead of the new NFL season, sources reveal.
LeBron James set a new NBA record despite the Los Angeles Lakers falling to the Minnesota Timberwolves. The milestone highlights LeBron’s enduring impact, even in a tough loss for the Lakers.
The most horrific wildfires in recent US history share a common factor: extreme weather fueled by climate change. Experts warn that rising temperatures and prolonged droughts intensify these devastating blazes.
“This Is Us” star Milo Ventimiglia has lost his home in the devastating Los Angeles wildfires. The actor confirmed the loss on social media, highlighting the ongoing impact of the fires on residents.
Hollywood Park in Inglewood emerges as a transformative hub, blending retail, entertainment, and sports. This ambitious development bolsters local economy and reshapes Los Angeles’ business landscape.
A 12-year-old reportedly involved in a Los Angeles school shooting had an unregistered gun. Authorities are investigating how the minor obtained the weapon. No further details have been released.
The Los Angeles Dodgers have been dethroned as the MLB team with the most expensive average ticket price, now trailing an unexpected contender, highlighting shifting fan demand and market dynamics, reports Athlon Sports.
LAist’s “Voter Game Plan 2024” breaks down key measures and candidates on the November ballot, providing Los Angeles voters essential info to make informed choices in the upcoming election.
Los Angeles has officially added six new sports for the 2028 Olympics, aiming to boost youth engagement and global appeal. The lineup includes emerging disciplines set to energize the Games. Full details on Yahoo Sports.
A recent NBC 5 Chicago report reveals that the majority of guns used in Chicago crimes originate from outside Illinois, highlighting challenges in controlling illegal firearms trafficking into the city.
Nuggets vs. Clippers delivered an electrifying Game 4 showdown, with Denver edging out Los Angeles in a nail-biter. Key plays and clutch moments defined this playoff thriller. Full highlights on Yahoo Sports.
ICE Los Angeles announced the arrest of 239 individuals during a recent operation targeting illegal immigration. The agency emphasized ongoing efforts to enforce immigration laws and enhance community safety.
Richard Speck, notorious American serial killer, brutally murdered eight student nurses in Chicago, 1966. His crimes shocked the nation, leading to widespread media coverage and significant legal repercussions.