In Los Angeles, thousands rallied on February 4, 2025, protesting President Trump’s intensified crackdown on illegal immigration. The mass demonstrations highlighted deep divisions over immigration policy. (Reuters)
Browsing: Los Angeles
Gabriel Luna discusses Tommy’s poignant farewell to Joel in Episode 3 of “The Last of Us,” revealing the emotional depth and impact of the scene for the series and its fans.
Black mayors of cities labeled “lawless” by Trump report significant drops in violent crime, highlighting effective leadership amid political tension, according to a WTTW report.
The Port of Los Angeles advances its rail and supply chain infrastructure to boost efficiency and reduce congestion. Enhanced rail links streamline cargo movement, supporting global trade and strengthening the region’s logistics network.
Silver Lake welcomes L.A.’s first women’s sports bar, hailed as “a movement” for promoting inclusivity and empowering female fans. The groundbreaking venue aims to reshape the city’s sports culture.
The 2025 JLab Birmingham Bowl pits Georgia Southern against App State in a highly anticipated matchup. Both teams aim to cap strong seasons with a bowl victory, promising an intense contest for college football fans.
A chaotic shooting involving a suspect and a deputy U.S. marshal during an ICE operation underscores rising aggression in immigration crackdowns, raising concerns over enforcement tactics and public safety.
Senators grilled the incoming CBS owner over a reported “side deal” with former President Trump and the abrupt cancellation of Stephen Colbert’s show, raising concerns about media independence and political influence.
The Los Angeles Times explores Barbara Kruger’s iconic artwork “Your body is a battleground” amid the ongoing Roe vs. Wade debate, highlighting its enduring impact on reproductive rights advocacy and feminist discourse.
President Trump announced plans to order federal intervention in Chicago and Baltimore to address crime, despite strong opposition from local officials. The move marks an escalation in federal efforts to support troubled cities.
LeBron James commented on Chris Paul’s departure from the Clippers, stating it’s “none of my business.” The Lakers star chose to stay neutral amid ongoing NBA roster shifts. Fans await how this impacts the league’s dynamics.
FIFA Club World Cup teams are set to arrive in the US this week, with training camps scheduled across key cities including Miami, Los Angeles, and Dallas. Fans can expect top global talent gearing up for the tournament.
Former Lakers guard signs with Greek basketball team weeks after a surprising arrest. The move marks a fresh start as he looks to rebuild his career overseas following recent legal troubles.
The Trump administration has proposed a revised U.S. citizenship civics test, aiming to make naturalization more challenging. Critics argue the changes could hinder immigrants’ path to citizenship.
Amid Jimmy Kimmel’s suspension, ABC’s “The View” boldly declared, “No one silences us,” reaffirming their commitment to free speech and open dialogue. The statement marks a notable moment in the network’s ongoing tensions.
A fire at the Chevron oil refinery in the Los Angeles area has been contained, local authorities confirmed. No injuries reported as crews worked swiftly to control the blaze, ensuring public safety.
Louisville has surpassed Chicago and Los Angeles in per capita homicides, according to recent FBI data. The report highlights a troubling spike in violent crime for the city, raising concerns among local officials and residents.
Los Angeles is pioneering innovative fundraising strategies for the 2028 Olympics, blending public-private partnerships and creative initiatives to boost funds while engaging the community, according to The New York Times.
Mater Dei High School has signed a landmark NIL partnership with Playfly Sports, marking a significant move in high school athletics. The deal aims to empower student-athletes with new endorsement opportunities.
Virtually all major news outlets have rejected the Pentagon’s new restrictive press policy, calling it “without precedent.” The move raises concerns about transparency and press freedom in military reporting.