A son of missionaries has been accused of starting the destructive Palisades fire, officials announced. The blaze caused significant damage, prompting an investigation into the suspect’s motives and actions.
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Gavin Newsom’s push for Prop. 50 marks a strategic move in California politics. Experts at Loyola Marymount University say this gamble could define his leadership and future influence in the state.
Conservatives call for an “All American” alternative to Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl performance, sparking accusations of Hispanophobia. Critics argue the backlash targets cultural expression and Latino representation.
Los Angeles County has declared a state of emergency to strengthen resources and protect residents amid escalating federal immigration raids, highlighting growing tensions over immigration enforcement in the region.
Shrapnel from a U.S. military live-fire exercise landed on a California Highway Patrol vehicle traveling over I-5, officials said. No injuries were reported, and the agency is investigating the incident.
The Miss USA Organization is investigating allegations of rigging in the historic 2022 pageant, where unprecedented results sparked controversy. The probe aims to ensure transparency and uphold the event’s integrity.
A Deputy U.S. Marshal and a suspect were shot during an ICE operation in Los Angeles, authorities confirm. The incident unfolded amid heightened enforcement efforts, with both individuals receiving medical attention.
Lakers’ JJ Redick revealed the first person he contacted during this summer’s free agency, offering insight into his priorities and connections as he navigated the offseason market.
On Thursday, USA Network airs a new episode of “Queen of the South,” continuing to follow Teresa Mendoza’s rise in the drug cartel world. The Los Angeles Times highlights key plot twists in this gripping drama.
A federal officer’s shooting in Los Angeles wounded an immigrant and a U.S. marshal, officials reported. Authorities are investigating the incident, which raised concerns about the use of force during enforcement actions.
Sports Illustrated reports that experts urge the Lakers to retain their first-round draft pick rather than trade it. The pick is viewed as a vital asset for rebuilding and future team success.
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Los Angeles County has declared a state of emergency following widespread immigration raids. Officials cite public safety concerns and vow to provide support for affected communities. Authorities urge calm as investigations continue.
Olivia Munn has joined the cast of the upcoming sci-fi thriller Replay, produced by Dark Castle Entertainment. The film promises a gripping narrative, further highlighting Munn’s versatile career in genre cinema.
The Pentagon has ordered the withdrawal of 2,000 National Guard troops from Los Angeles, scaling back military presence after weeks of deployment amid civil unrest, officials confirmed.
The U.S. government has filed a lawsuit against California utility PG&E, alleging negligence in causing wildfires in Los Angeles. The case highlights ongoing issues with utility-related fire safety.
Chris Brown’s Breezy Bowl tour has launched its U.S. leg amid legal challenges, as a lawsuit alleges trademark infringement. The case, reported by the Los Angeles Times, may impact the tour’s progress and branding.
The Minnesota Vikings are reportedly among the teams interested in signing a former standout cornerback, sources reveal. The potential addition could bolster the Vikings’ secondary as they aim to strengthen their defense.
Former Dodgers fan favorite takes a clear stance on the Blue Jays’ base running controversy, weighing in on the heated debate. His insights shed light on fair play and sportsmanship in MLB’s latest clash.
L.A.’s entertainment economy faces a severe downturn as declining studio output, streaming shifts, and rising production costs converge, threatening jobs and revenues in Hollywood’s core industry, according to WSJ.