Lakers rumors heat up as four title contenders could have max cap space in 2028 to sign superstar Luka Doncic. This potential shakeup signals a major shift in free agency dynamics, per Sports Illustrated.
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Sophia Davis
A cultural critic with a keen eye for social trends.
Jon Gruden scores a legal victory as the Nevada Supreme Court rules in his favor in an arbitration appeal against the NFL and Commissioner Roger Goodell, challenging the league’s handling of his suspension.
Los Angeles has seen a decline in film and TV employment, losing ground to emerging rivals. Despite this, it remains the industry’s largest hub, maintaining a significant lead over other cities, according to the Los Angeles Times.
President Trump warns other US cities may face similar unrest as he deploys the National Guard to Washington, DC, citing security concerns amid ongoing protests. The move signals heightened federal response nationwide.
Los Angeles faces intense standoffs as protesters clash with police amid escalating tensions. In response, President Trump doubles National Guard deployment to restore order, marking a significant federal escalation in the unrest.
Exclusive: The moment N.W.A changed the music world. The Los Angeles Times revisits the groundbreaking debut that redefined hip-hop, challenged authority, and ignited a cultural revolution in the late 1980s.
In a recent Los Angeles Times opinion piece, the author argues that Johnny’s lack of historical knowledge highlights a troubling gap in education, stressing that understanding history is essential for informed citizenship and preserving democratic values.
The New York Times examines former President Trump’s plans to deploy soldiers on U.S. soil, outlining his proposed use of military forces to combat riots, crime, and migrant crossings, raising legal and civil rights concerns.
U.S. flag football players are urging the NFL to move past the divisive ‘us vs. them’ narrative, seeking greater collaboration to grow the sport and amplify its inclusive, non-contact appeal nationwide.
Former President Trump hinted in his campaign at deploying the military to address crime in NYC and Chicago, labeling them “crime dens,” and suggested invoking the Insurrection Act, sparking debate over federal intervention.
The 2026 Winter Olympics will be hosted in Milan-Cortina, Italy, featuring new sports and advanced sustainability efforts. Meanwhile, Los Angeles prepares for the 2028 Summer Olympics, promising innovation and iconic venues.
The Best Lawyers in America 2025 honors 42 Crowell & Moring attorneys, with three named Lawyer of the Year, highlighting the firm’s exceptional legal expertise and industry leadership.
Elon University students honored Martin Luther King Jr. Day by volunteering across Los Angeles, participating in community service projects to give back and promote Dr. King’s legacy of unity and justice.
Former President Donald Trump told soldiers, “We will liberate Los Angeles,” Reuters reports. The statement sparked controversy amid ongoing national debates on law enforcement and civil unrest.
Supermodel Elle Macpherson is reportedly engaged to billionaire Jeffrey Soffer, sources confirm exclusively to the Los Angeles Times. The couple’s romance has sparked excitement among fans and the fashion world alike.
One person has been arrested in connection with the shooting deaths of an ‘American Idol’ music supervisor and her husband in Encino. Authorities continue to investigate motives behind the tragic incident.
A woman detained during an immigration raid in downtown Los Angeles has been confirmed a U.S. citizen, her family told ABC7 Los Angeles. Officials are investigating the circumstances surrounding her detention.
Cities aiming to restore prepandemic transit ridership face a major hurdle: rising crime on public transportation. Safety concerns are deterring commuters, complicating recovery efforts, according to a 2022 New York Times report.
SEIU President David Huerta was released on $50,000 bond following his arrest during an ICE raid, ABC7 Los Angeles reports. Details surrounding the charges remain unclear as the investigation continues.
A UCLA international student was detained at the U.S.-Mexico border amid visa cancellations linked to the Trump administration’s policies, raising concerns over the impact on foreign students studying in the U.S., reports the Los Angeles Times.