Former President Trump asserted, “we protect our cities,” following his earlier remark that Iran could “take out” Los Angeles or San Diego. The statements sparked debate over national security and rhetoric.
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William Green
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A CalMatters report reveals Gen Z holds distinct views on taxes compared to Boomers. Despite these differences, Boomers continue to vote at higher rates, influencing tax policies across generations.
Chicago police have requested a follow-up interview with actor Jussie Smollett as part of their ongoing investigation. Authorities aim to clarify details surrounding the controversial case. PBS will provide updates.
With midterms underway, the Justice Department is urging California to withhold ballots from flagged voters amid concerns over election integrity, escalating tensions in the state’s voting process.
The U.S. is considering a federal tax incentive for film production, a move that could challenge Canada’s thriving industry by attracting more projects south of the border. Canadian studios may face increased competition.
Former President Trump suggested Iran could target California with missiles, sparking concern. However, nuclear proliferation experts say Iran currently lacks the capability to reach the U.S. West Coast, calling the claim unfounded.
Dangerous heat and humidity sweep across the Western U.S., triggering heat advisories and health warnings. Authorities urge caution as temperatures soar, intensifying wildfire risks and stressing power grids. Stay updated with ABC News.
“No Kings” protesters in Southern California joined over 8 million demonstrators nationwide, rallying against systemic injustice. The widespread protests mark a significant moment of unified activism across the US.
The Los Angeles Business Journal has named Sklar Kirsh Co-Chairman Jeffrey Sklar to its prestigious “Top 100 Lawyers” list, recognizing his outstanding contributions to the legal field.
Alaska Air’s strong passenger demand is overshadowed by rising fuel costs, clouding its financial outlook. Despite robust travel trends, escalating expenses pose challenges to the airline’s profitability.
Former President Donald Trump sparked outrage with a bizarre rant urging Iran to target two US cities. The controversial remarks have drawn criticism amid ongoing tensions between the US and Iran.
District 186 board members, parents, and employees voice growing concerns as First Student’s service falls short, citing delays and safety issues. The community urges immediate improvements to ensure student welfare.
Chicago mayoral candidate Willie Wilson emphasizes the urgency of public safety, calling National Guard deployment “very personal to me.” He highlights rising violence and calls for stronger community and law enforcement collaboration.
Studio Ghibli will open its first U.S. pop-up store in Los Angeles, offering fans exclusive merchandise and immersive exhibits. The limited-time event celebrates the beloved animation studio’s iconic films.
In a rare twist, California’s U.S. Senate race features two candidates with identical names, creating voter confusion and sparking debate over election regulations and ballot design. The unusual scenario challenges both campaigns and voters alike.
Hollywood is increasingly offshoring production to countries offering tax incentives and lower costs. This global race favors locations like Canada and New Zealand, reshaping the industry’s economic landscape.
Eight people are presumed dead after a B-52 bomber crashed at a U.S. Air Force base in Southern California. Authorities are investigating the incident. Rescue efforts and details are ongoing.
The new Miss USA is a US Army officer from Michigan, blending military discipline with poise and advocacy. Her win highlights diverse backgrounds in the pageant world, inspiring many nationwide.
Los Angeles will host the star-studded FIFA World Cup 2026 Opening Ceremony, promising a dazzling showcase of entertainment and global unity as the world’s biggest soccer event kicks off in the City of Angels.
Sparks star Cameron Brink is out indefinitely following an injury, the team announced Monday. The setback leaves a key gap in LA’s lineup as they await updates on her recovery timeline.