Join Operation Santa People wishing to help the U.S. Postal Service answer letters to Santa Claus from needy families began registering this week as Operation Santa opens to the public […]
Author Archives: City News Service
Infrastructure bill could boost county transportation funding
Newsom calls signing ‘historic’ President Joe Biden this week signed a $1.2 trillion federal infrastructure bill into law, bringing billions of dollars to California for public transit projects, wildfire preparation, […]
Medical centers receive funding to combat childhood ‘toxic stress’
Pandemic effect on youth Medical centers at UCLA and UCSF have been awarded $41.5 million from the state to create a multi-campus effort to address the impacts of “adverse childhood […]
Cultural commission recommends Paul Williams home for inclusion
On 35th Street in Jefferson Park The Los Angeles Cultural Heritage Commission has recommended for the Historic-Cultural Monument List the 30-year home of master architect Paul Revere Williams, who designed […]
Renting an apartment is about to become much more costly
Sharp increases predicted in 2022 Renting an apartment in Southern California is about to get a lot more expensive, with a USC Casden Economics Forecast released this week predicting sharp […]
Palmdale woman loses appeal in 2001 murder of her mother
Cites recent change in state law A state appellate court panel has dismissed the latest appeal filed on behalf of a Palmdale woman who was convicted along with her husband […]
Cooler weather could mean higher gas bill
Some tips to save money With the holiday season coming up, it’s a reminder that cool winter weather lies ahead. Southern California Gas Co. (SoCalGas) has a series of tips […]
County firefighters sue over vaccine mandate
Allege violation of ‘privacy rights’ A group of nearly 600 Los Angeles County firefighters has filed a lawsuit against the county over its requirement that county employees be vaccinated against […]
Jury orders restitution for local ‘whistleblower’
Employed at Lancaster state prison A jury has ordered the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation to pay $4.075 million to an employee who sued for whistleblower retaliation and failure […]
Medical centers receive funding to combat childhood ‘toxic stress’
Pandemic effect on youth Medical centers at UCLA and UCSF have been awarded $41.5 million from the state to create a multi-campus effort to address the impacts of “adverse childhood […]

