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Ysabel Jurado’s first 100 days: tackling city services, housing and community engagement

Ysabel Jurado, the new L.A. City Council member, has taken initial steps to address streetlight outages and a library closure in her 14th District. But constituents say the real tests are still ahead.

What New Los Angeles Rams Linebacker Nate Landman Said About Sean McVay

Former Colorado Buffaloes star linebacker Nate Landman is opening a new chapter in his young NFL career. After three years with the Atlanta Falcons, Landman si ...

‘This Coach Lucky’: Reggie Miller Threatens Ponytail-Pulling Basketball Coach Would Be ‘Picking His Teeth Up’ After Viral Clip Sparks Outrage

The internet was disgusted after seeing the recent video of upstate New York high school basketball coach Jim Zullo yanking ...

How The Transfer Portal Changed Face Of Women’s March Madness

The upper tier of women’s college basketball is more loaded than ever. The post How The Transfer Portal Changed Face Of Women ...

Letters: Parents have the right to evaluate school curriculum

Parents rightly deserve equal authority to determine the content and depth of curriculum for which they pay through their ...

How Tanner Scott's decade-long journey led to the L.A. Dodgers: 'On a team like this, you know you want to be at your best'

The new Dodgers closer developed and then thrived on losing teams before signing with Los Angeles over the winter.

UCSD mock trial team prepares and gathers funds for return to national championships

Though Triton Mock Trial carries a roster of 37 members — the largest it has had — the national championship team consists of ...

Two bills targeting trans athletes to be considered in California legislature

This comes weeks after Gov. Gavin Newsom broke with most Democrats and called trans athletes’ participation in sports “deeply ...

Swanson: UCLA’s Lauren Betts is a great player – and more than that too

The Bruins’ 6-foot-7 star, brave enough to open up about the times in her life that left her feeling small, was again her ...

Pasadena Unified School District Suing SoCal Edison Due to Eaton Fire

The Pasadena Unified School District is suing SoCal Edison due to the Eaton Fire. The district wants the utility company to ...

USC Trojans Or Georgia Surging For 5-Star Recruit? Mater Dei Tight End Mark Bowman

The USC Trojans had some ground to make up with Mater Dei (Calif.) five-star tight end Mark Bowman when reclassified from the 2027 class to the 2026 class in Ja ...

Fires Impact Care Centers

When Los Angeles County native Turosca Allen opened World of Little Angels in 2014 she knew there would be challenges. But ...

Guardians have rotation set, but outfield spots are still up for grabs

Stephen Vogt has his pitching rotation sorted for the start of the season. The Cleveland Guardians manager and front office ...

Campbell police officer brings down dog-trainer fraud

Remi the pit bull had a designation for being dangerous, but he was not nearly as big a threat as the man who killed him.

Changes could save starting pitching

Bold decisions to change Major League Baseball’s longstanding rules quickened the pace of games and revived the popularity of stealing bases over the last few years. A similarly creative move may be ...

Trump's port fees on Chinese ships threaten US maritime industry, say executives

President Donald Trump's plan to revitalize the U.S. shipbuilding industry is likely to backfire because it relies on ...

The MSU women face USC in 2nd round of the NCAA Tournament

Related Stories Coming off a loss, JuJu Watkins and USC eager to resume winning ways in March Madness JuJu Watkins driven to ...

'Hell no': Proposals to slash, privatize Postal Service raise ire, prompt rallies

President Trump is considering a plan to merge the Postal Service into the Commerce Department. Elon Musk has suggested the ...

Labcorp to close Los Angeles site, lay off 73 people

Labcorp lists the plant as part of its consumer genetics business and plans to begin eliminating positions in May.

California's Major Metros See Widespread Job Losses in Latest Employment Data

All but two of California’s major metros had annual job losses in January. All but two of California’s major metros had job ...

2 months into Trump’s second administration, the news industry faces challenges from all directions

During the first Trump administration, the biggest concern for many journalists was labels. Would they, or their news outlet, ...

What you need to know about LA’s $1 billion budget shortfall

City Controller Kenneth Mejia warned that unless things change, cuts to city services and hiring freezes will continue.

Los Angeles to ask city employees' salary hikes to be delayed

After the Los Angeles officials announced Wednesday that layoffs within the government would be “inevitable” to make up for a ...

Layoffs 'nearly inevitable' as LA faces city budget shortfall of nearly $1 billion

A top financial advisor to the city of Los Angeles shared a grim outlook for fiscal year 2025-26, saying elected officials ...