A prominent labor union and organizers for Saturday’s “No Kings Day” protest today urged Angelenos and Southern California residents to participate in several demonstrations planned across the region against the […]
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Posted inEntertainment
The Hammer Museum opens a new exhibit to the public
On Oct. 5, the Hammer Museum at UCLA opened the seventh edition of its acclaimed biennial, “Made in L.A.”, which has become one of the most influential exhibitions of contemporary […]
Posted inPractical Politics
The politics of Trump and the Olympics again
To be clear, as POTUS, in spite of more loud threats and harangues lately, Donald Trump does not have the legal authority to unilaterally cancel or move the 2028 Olympics […]
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Hairstylist wants reinstatemnet of lawsuit against T.I. or Tiny Harris
A salon owner is asking the judge who earlier this year dismissed her defamation lawsuit against rapper T.I. and his wife, Tameka “Tiny” Harris, to reinstate the case, alleging she […]
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CAIR-LA condemns USC for alleged ‘collaboration’ with Israeli Military
The Los Angeles office of the Council on American- Islamic Relations, on Oct. 6, condemned USC for alleged “collaborations” with the Israeli military in connection with surgical training, but the […]
Posted inLocal, News
Shooting kills man in his 20s, Rapper YCA Eighty Bandz
An investigation was under way this morning in the shooting death in South Los Angeles of a man identified on social media as a rapper known in hip-hop circles. The […]
Posted inLocal, National
Palisades Fire suspect to remain jailed pending October hearing
A 29-year-old former Pacific Palisades resident suspected of sparking the Palisades Fire that killed 12 people and destroyed much of the exclusive community was ordered today to remain in custody in Florida, with a […]
Posted inBusiness, Financial Literacy
LA launches $1 Million loan program to aid small businesses
A $1 million program funded by the Banc of California is now available to help small business owners secure competitive loans to cover upfront costs of fulfilling city contracts, the […]
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The human touch at risk?
Artificial Intelligence has arrived in Los Angeles, not as a futuristic idea but as a force already reshaping daily life. At the ports, the possibility of driverless trucks threatens to […]
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New data shows ICE arrests decrease in L.A., National Guard in D.C.
The ramp-up of the crackdown on illegal immigration is still underway in Los Angeles. Yet numbers appear to be trickling down as far as the amount of detainees who are […]
