- Clippers Salary Cap Scandal
- L.A. Angels is set to be Sold
- Serial Butt Sniffer and Sex offender
- L.A. Power Outages and Extreme Heat
- Los Angeles Heat Wave
- LA Rescinds 12 Anti-Camping Zones in Hollywood
- 405 Delays Sepulveda Pass Ventura Boulevard and Mulholland Drive 8/21-8/24
- Breaking News L.A. Lakers Sold for 12.5 Billion
- California Targets Ticket Resale Scams
- L.A. School District Back to School August 12, 2026
All posts tagged "Latest News"
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History In the USA The US Supreme Court Affirms Gay Marriage
The Supreme Court has found a constitutional right to same-sex marriage, striking down bans in 14 states and handing a historic victory to the gay rights movement. The United States is now just the 21st country in...
- Posted June 26, 2015
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LAUSD Approves New Budget For 2015-16 School Year
“The $170 million to further support targeted programs is an important investment and will help our students,” Superintendent Ramon C. Cortines said. “We will increase the Foster Youth Achievement Program, the A to G Requirements and Zero...
- Posted June 24, 2015
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Free WiFi for Los Angeles
City link L.A. is a initiative to bring free WiFi to all of Los Angeles. Broadband access is essential to the City and Nation’s global competitiveness. It drives job creation, promotes innovation, expands markets for American businesses,...
- Posted June 11, 2015
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Santa Monica Outdoor Concert line up
It’s that time again Los Angeles and your in the best place on the globe to experience summer, summer, summer time. Here is a line up of rock, jazz, and R&B Outdoor concerts in beach city Santa Monica. Thurs.,...
- Posted June 8, 2015
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National Donut Day 2015
Today is National Donut day. The annual celebration of one of the best sweet treats is the first Friday of June every year. As you might expect, Donut Day is a huge deal for the country’s three main donut chains:...
- Posted June 5, 2015
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California converts sewage water into drinking water
California’s drought and water shortage has forced the state to result to converting toilet water into drinking water. Southern California has built a 500-million-dollar state-of-the-art water treatment plant which turns raw sewage into pure drinking water. The facility...
- Posted May 26, 2015
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Meatless Monday in Los Angeles
Studies show that 2 of 5 children are obese in the U.S., some cities in California have taken charge in the fight against obesity adopting Meatless Mondays promoting healthier eating. It’s a simple way to get people...
- Posted May 23, 2015
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L.A.’s New Shopping & Entertainment Hub
South Los Angeles community and residents have long wanted a better retail and sit-down restaurant options in their own neighborhood. And they have also wanted to see their vacant lots turned into community assets. Given the lack of...
- Posted April 29, 2015
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LA’s New Parking Signs
The sign display visual, grid-style graphs to indicate when parking is restricted. They feature horizontal bars representing 12-hour cycles for each day of the week, with no-parking times in red, and green representing the times when parking...
- Posted April 3, 2015
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L.A. Metro Rail Line New Draft Plan
The Los Angeles rail system is growing fast, but will riders be able to navigate around it all? Metro’s new naming plans are all over the place; some lines are color-coded (Blue, Red, Green), while others are named after their...
- Posted April 3, 2015









