Skid Row’s toilet crisis exposes a growing public health emergency as access to basic sanitation becomes a contentious political issue, highlighting the city’s struggle to address homelessness amid bureaucratic gridlock.
Gracie Abrams opens up on her sophomore album, The Secret of Us, shedding introspection for bold self-expression. The Los Angeles Times highlights her growth as she breaks from quiet reflection to reveal raw vulnerability.
A deadly school shooting in Los Angeles has left students traumatised, authorities report. The incident has sparked widespread fear and grief, prompting calls for increased school safety measures.
The BBC fact-checked former President Trump’s claims on crime rates in Democratic-run cities during the 2020 US elections, revealing mixed data and context behind rising crime statistics.
Don Hankey, a Los Angeles billionaire and auto financing mogul, made headlines by posting the $250,000 appeal bond for former President Donald Trump. Known for his discreet philanthropy, Hankey’s support highlights his influence beyond business.
The Los Angeles Dodgers have finalized key roster adjustments ahead of their upcoming Tokyo series against the Chicago Cubs, aiming to maximize performance in the international matchup.
The Palisades and Eaton wildfires, which have burned for nearly a month, are now 100% contained. Firefighters’ efforts successfully halted further spread, allowing communities to begin recovery.
Former Dodgers closer Kenley Jansen expressed enthusiasm after Chris Taylor joined him on the Los Angeles Angels. Both players, longtime teammates, look forward to new challenges in the AL West.
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COVID-19 continues to disrupt the entertainment industry, delaying production of popular TV shows. Late night programs are returning to their home studios as the pandemic reshapes television production in the US.
The Los Angeles Times reports that the new U.S. history curriculum has ignited a fierce education battle in 2014, drawing intense debate among educators, parents, and policymakers over content and perspective.
Vox.com highlights the staggering length of a list documenting police shooting victims, underscoring the urgent need for reform and accountability in law enforcement nationwide. The extensive roster reveals the scale of the crisis.
The latest report from Sourcing Journal highlights Los Angeles’ denim manufacturing landscape, revealing a resurgence fueled by local demand and innovative sustainable practices, positioning the city as a key hub in the U.S. denim industry.
The Los Angeles Rams face a pivotal decision on quarterback Stetson Bennett’s future as they weigh his performance and contract options ahead of the new NFL season, sources reveal.
California wildfires continue to rage across the L.A. area, fueled by dry conditions and high winds. Authorities investigate causes while thousands face evacuations and power outages. NBC News brings the latest updates on impact and response efforts.
One person is dead following a suspected bomb blast near a reproductive health clinic in Palm Springs. Authorities are investigating the incident, urging the public to avoid the area as the situation remains under control.
The Los Angeles Times examines the economic records of Donald Trump and Barack Obama, comparing key indicators like GDP growth, unemployment, and stock market performance to determine who fared better for the U.S. economy.
Los Angeles is losing film and TV jobs to multiple cities across the U.S., but no single rival hub has emerged to challenge its dominance, according to a recent LAist report. The industry remains dispersed nationwide.
Teachers in Los Angeles have launched a strike demanding better pay and improved working conditions. The walkout has caused widespread school closures, impacting thousands of students across the district. Negotiations continue.
Chicago faced its deadliest day in decades as protests escalated amid a citywide curfew. Violence surged, prompting police and officials to call for calm and increased security measures. BBC reports ongoing tensions.