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At least 11 people have died in the devastating wildfires raging across Los Angeles, officials confirm. Firefighters continue battling the blazes as evacuations and damage assessments are underway. CNN will provide ongoing live updates.

Justin Herbert and Madison Beer ignite buzz as a potential power duo, blending football and entertainment worlds. Their unexpected crossover sparks intrigue, highlighting a new dynamic in celebrity partnerships.

Los Angeles protests over immigration policies have escalated, prompting National Guard deployment to maintain order. Former President Trump publicly opposes the demonstrations, intensifying the national debate on immigration reform.

The Los Angeles Lakers face a pivotal decision on extending Rui Hachimura before the season begins. An insider reveals the team’s stance and the potential impact on their roster dynamics. Full details at Sports Illustrated.

Chinese AI firm DeepSeek is rattling U.S. tech investors with rapid advancements and aggressive market moves, raising concerns over data security and competitive dominance in critical technology sectors.

A Los Angeles Times column warns that while earthquakes and fires pose ongoing threats to L.A., the greatest danger lies in public denial. Ignoring risks, the piece argues, leaves the city unprepared for inevitable disaster.

Two weeks after the trade deadline, Sports Illustrated delivers a harsh re-grade for the Dodgers, criticizing their moves as underwhelming and costly, raising doubts about their championship prospects.

The actors’ strike officially ends as SAG-AFTRA reaches a groundbreaking agreement with studios. The deal addresses wages, streaming residuals, and AI use. Negotiations now shift to implementation and industry recovery.

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.

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.

Sam Rubin, beloved KTLA journalist and longtime entertainment anchor, has died at 64. Rubin was known for his insightful coverage and charismatic presence, leaving a lasting impact on Los Angeles media.

Federal agents conducted an apparent raid outside a Newsom event in Los Angeles, raising questions about the nature of the operation. Authorities have yet to release official details on the incident.

Ex-NBA guard Patrick Beverley made a bold prediction about the new Lakers addition, forecasting a game-changing impact this season. His comments add intrigue to Los Angeles’ championship aspirations.

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.

Get ready for the Battle of Los Angeles! The Chargers face the Rams in a high-stakes clash. Discover where to watch, kickoff times, and key broadcast info in our comprehensive A to Z Sports guide.

Shohei Ohtani shared his thoughts on pitching against the Angels and facing former teammate Mike Trout at Angel Stadium. The two-time MVP reflected on the unique experience in a recent interview with Sports Illustrated.

The Los Angeles Sports & Entertainment Commission has partnered with Verizon to enhance event connectivity and fan experiences. This collaboration aims to boost technology integration at major LA sports and entertainment venues.

On June 9 and 10, protests erupted across Los Angeles in response to an immigration raid, with demonstrators demanding justice and an end to deportations. Clashes with police marked the tense demonstrations, as reported by the Los Angeles Times.

Hollywood studios are navigating China’s strict censorship and market demands to maintain access to its lucrative audience, often altering content to align with Beijing’s preferences, reveals a Los Angeles Times report.