In Los Angeles’ Little Persia, US strikes on Iran sparked mixed reactions. While some residents celebrated the military action, others voiced deep concerns over escalating tensions and the potential impact on the Iranian-American community.
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The FBI announced a major crackdown on Chinese money launderers linked to drug cartels, seizing millions in illicit funds. The operation marks a significant step in disrupting global drug trafficking networks.
US Marines have detained a civilian in Los Angeles amid ongoing legal disputes over the military’s deployment in the city, raising concerns over jurisdiction and civil rights, as reported by Al Jazeera.
California fires continue to devastate communities, with thousands displaced and countless acres burned. World Vision shares key facts, answers FAQs, and outlines ways to support relief efforts.
LA protests spotlight rising social unrest, potentially fueling public support for stricter, authoritarian measures. DW examines how fear and demand for order could shift political attitudes amid escalating tensions.
ICE and Border Patrol presence at FIFA Club World Cup games sparks concern, raising questions about routine security measures and potential impacts on fans and players, spotlighting tensions around immigration enforcement.
L’Oréal USA announced plans to establish a second headquarters in El Segundo, expanding its presence in the Los Angeles area. The move aims to enhance innovation and operational capacity for the beauty giant.
HE Turki Alalshikh and the General Entertainment Authority announce Riyadh Season’s first overseas event in Los Angeles, featuring Crawford vs. Madrimov for the World Super-Welterweight titles.
Bronny James is forecasted to secure a new role with the Los Angeles Lakers for the upcoming season, signaling the team’s growing confidence in the young prospect, according to Athlon Sports.
The U.S. women’s World Cup loss underscores the harsh reality highlighted in “Barbie”: female athletes face intense scrutiny and are rarely allowed the margin to fail without facing backlash.
Los Angeles fires have damaged at least a dozen schools, disrupting education and raising safety concerns. Authorities are assessing the extent of the damage and planning recovery efforts amid ongoing fire threats.
President Trump has deployed the National Guard to Los Angeles following violent clashes in the city. The move aims to restore order amid ongoing protests and unrest, as authorities struggle to contain the situation.
UCLA Law has become the first non-T14 school to withdraw from the US News rankings, marking a significant shift in legal education as institutions question the influence and accuracy of traditional ranking systems.
NBCUniversal announces major cable management overhaul as Scott McCumber is appointed head of USA Network. The move aims to streamline operations and boost cable channel performance amid shifting viewer trends.
AC/DC’s Power Up tour, marking their first U.S. run in nine years, will make a highly anticipated stop at the Rose Bowl. The iconic rock band returns to the stage, electrifying fans nationwide.
California businesses face uncertainty as former President Trump’s erratic tariff policies disrupt supply chains and increase costs. Companies struggle to adapt amid shifting trade rules and market volatility.
I spent a day at California’s giant new immersive sports venue, designed to revolutionize fan experiences with cutting-edge tech. While impressive, the spectacle raised concerns about privacy, commercialization, and the future of live sports.
At a packed rally in Los Angeles, Bernie Sanders warned the U.S. is facing “extraordinary danger,” urging urgent action on economic inequality and climate change to protect the nation’s future.
Angels coach delivers a candid critique, openly calling out players for inconsistent performance. His frank remarks highlight accountability as the team faces mounting pressure this season.
Defending Mexican cartel bosses presents complex legal and ethical challenges for U.S. lawyers. Reputed drug lords increasingly seek legal counsel stateside, navigating high-stakes cases amid intense public scrutiny.