For the first time in Olympic history, more women than men will compete at the Los Angeles 2028 Games, marking a milestone in gender equality and reflecting global progress in women’s sports.
Angels notes: Mike Trout extends his historic run, Robert Stephenson sidelined with injury, and manager addresses Yusei Kikuchi following recent comments, highlighting key updates for the team’s season.
Morale among California National Guard and Marines deployed in LA has reportedly plummeted, with soldiers feeling like “political pawns,” says The Independent. Frustration grows over unclear mission goals and rising tensions.
Nearly 2,000 structures have been destroyed by wildfires in the Los Angeles area, including homes of several celebrities, officials report. Firefighters continue battling flames as evacuation orders remain in place.
A new Pew Research Center report highlights deep partisan divides on K-12 education in the U.S., illustrating differences on issues like curriculum, funding, and school choice through eight revealing charts.
The Supreme Court has lifted restrictions on immigration stops in Los Angeles, following incidents where agents mistakenly detained U.S. citizens. This move comes ahead of potential immigration raids planned in Chicago.
Hana Bank has expanded its U.S. presence by opening a new branch in Los Angeles, aiming to better serve Korean-American customers and strengthen its foothold in the competitive American banking market.
Lakers insider reveals key details on LeBron James’ retirement plans, offering rare insight into the superstar’s future. Sports Illustrated reports James remains focused but is considering his post-NBA life carefully.
Following the Los Angeles Lakers’ recent sale, Men’s Journal ranks the sports world’s most valuable teams, highlighting shifts in franchise worth across NBA, NFL, MLB, and more. The market is evolving rapidly.
The Los Angeles Rams are focusing on tightening their defense to limit explosive runs this season. Coaches emphasize discipline and speed to prevent big plays and control game momentum.
Dan Osborn is calling for “working-class heroes” to challenge the political status quo in the U.S. His movement aims to amplify working-class voices and reshape American politics from the ground up.
Boston University offers a prestigious internship in entertainment management in Los Angeles, providing students hands-on experience in the heart of the industry. This program bridges academic learning with real-world opportunities.
Los Angeles schools have closed as a strike by teachers and staff begins, with negotiations between unions and the district at a standstill. The walkout disrupts education for hundreds of thousands of students.
More than 400 arrests have been made in the Chicago area as part of a recent ICE enforcement operation, a top official confirmed. The crackdown targets individuals with outstanding immigration violations.
The Port of Los Angeles reported record-breaking cargo volumes in 2023, handling over 10 million TEUs. This vital hub drives U.S. trade, supporting thousands of jobs and fueling economic growth on the West Coast.
The LA Lakers have been sold in a record-breaking $10bn deal, marking the most expensive sports franchise takeover to date. This landmark transaction highlights growing investment in sports entertainment.
Experts weigh in on whether the Denver Broncos can end their 2-game losing streak against the Los Angeles Chargers. Key factors include offensive adjustments and defensive resilience in this pivotal AFC West clash.
Angels Notes: Rio Foster sidelined for the season due to injury. Meanwhile, the team’s top pitcher is also out, but the Angels reveal their biggest success of the campaign yet in this latest update.
The Los Angeles Public Defender’s Office has called for the removal of the city’s top federal prosecutor, citing concerns over impartiality in high-profile cases involving former President Trump. The Justice Department has yet to respond.
ESPN, ABC, and other Disney channels were dropped from DirecTV amid a contract dispute, leaving millions of viewers without access. Negotiations remain ongoing as both sides seek to reach a resolution, reports the Los Angeles Times.