Dallas Mavericks CEO expressed no regrets over trading Luka Doncic to the Lakers, emphasizing the team’s strategic direction. The move continues to spark debate among NBA fans and analysts.
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William Green
A business reporter who covers the world of finance.
California must balance its agricultural needs with the urgent demand for clean energy. Expanding solar power on some farmland could accelerate climate goals while supporting sustainable growth, experts argue.
The Los Angeles Lakers have shown notable improvements this season, boosting their defense and bench depth. But will their progress be enough to topple the Oklahoma City Thunder in the upcoming matchup? Key factors to watch.
A recent YouGov poll reveals public opinion on protesters in Los Angeles opposing U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) actions. The survey highlights divided views on immigration enforcement and civil dissent.
Elon University students joined the MLK Day of Service in Los Angeles, engaging in community projects to honor Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s legacy of service and social justice.
Los Angeles school workers have launched a strike demanding better pay and improved working conditions. Parents express strong support, acknowledging the vital role of staff in students’ success. The walkout disrupts campuses citywide.
The NFL has rarely relocated playoff games, but the 2023 Rams-Vikings matchup joins an exclusive list after being moved due to severe LA wildfires. This marks a rare intervention in postseason history.
Los Angeles Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford is reportedly managing back soreness, raising concerns ahead of upcoming games. The team remains cautious as Stafford undergoes treatment to ensure full fitness.
At an LA rally, Bernie Sanders warned of an “extraordinary danger” facing the U.S. under Trump’s leadership, urging voters to remain vigilant amid growing political and social challenges.
Two Jewish students were reportedly attacked on DePaul University’s Chicago campus, sparking an investigation. University officials condemned the incident and urged community vigilance, Reuters reports.
Los Angeles Lakers’ Bronny James made a stunning NBA Summer League debut, showcasing impressive skills and court vision that turned heads and fueled excitement about his future in the league.
The Laugh Factory hosted “Let It Out,” a groundbreaking stand-up comedy show featuring neurodivergent comedians. The event spotlighted diverse voices, promoting inclusion and breaking stigma through humor.
First, residents lost their home insurance amid rising wildfire risks. Then, devastating L.A. fires consumed their properties, leaving many uninsured and grappling with immense losses, highlighting a growing crisis in wildfire-prone areas.
Column highlights a crucial reform to fix U.S. healthcare: expanding price transparency. Experts say clear, upfront costs could empower patients and drive down soaring medical expenses nationwide.
Dodger Stadium has been announced as the venue for the 2028 Olympic baseball tournament in Los Angeles. The iconic ballpark will host top international teams, marking a major moment for baseball’s return to the Olympics.
Hello Kitty is officially not a cat, a surprising reveal ahead of her L.A. tour. Sanrio shares new insights about the iconic character, deepening fans’ understanding before she arrives in Los Angeles.
US Senator Alex Padilla was wrestled to the ground during a heated moment at a Los Angeles news conference, highlighting rising tensions at political events, reports the Financial Times. No serious injuries were reported.
Los Angeles fire officials have fully contained the Palisades and Eaton wildfires, bringing relief after days of intense flames. Efforts continue to assess damage and ensure community safety, with no new flare-ups reported.
The Los Angeles Lakers have topped ESPN’s list of the most expensive U.S. sports franchise sales, cementing their status as a premier asset in the sports world with record-breaking valuations.
“Freedom Writers” (2007) ⭐ 7.6 IMDb explores the true story of a dedicated teacher inspiring at-risk students through writing. This gripping biography and drama highlights themes of hope, resilience, and social change.