Palisades Fire Sparks Senate Inquiry Into DEI Programs in L.A. Fire Department
A Senate subcommittee is now investigating whether Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) policies played a role in the response to the devastating Palisades Fire in Los Angeles. Republican Senators Ron … Read more
Alycia Marshall Takes Charge: Community College of Philadelphia Welcomes Its New President
The Community College of Philadelphia (CCP) has officially appointed Dr. Alycia Marshall as its new president, following a unanimous vote by the college’s Board of Trustees on Tuesday morning. The … Read more
Los Angeles Trash Collection Fees Soar for First Time in 17 Years
Los Angeles residents could soon see a significant increase in their trash collection bills. The City Council is scheduled to give final approval Tuesday to an ordinance raising trash collection … Read more
CicLAvia Takes Over Downtown LA: Thousands Celebrate Car-Free Streets Festival
The streets of downtown Los Angeles came alive this Sunday as the popular CicLAvia festival returned, attracting thousands of participants eager to experience car-free streets and community-driven activities. The “CicLAvia … Read more
Los Angeles Shuts Down for Indigenous Peoples’ Day While Nation Marks Columbus Day Divide
As Los Angeles embraces Indigenous Peoples’ Day this Monday, city and county offices have shut their doors to honor the region’s Native communities and their enduring cultural heritage. Yet across … Read more
One Beverly Hills: Luxury Towers and Public Gardens Redefine Beverly Hills Skyline
Construction is rising just west of the iconic Beverly Hilton, as developer Cain International pushes forward with One Beverly Hills, a sprawling mixed-use development promising to reshape the heart of … Read more
Mascogos Play Brings Untold Black Seminole History in Coahuila to Life
A new historical sci-fi drama, “Mascogos”, is set to captivate audiences by uncovering a little-known chapter of Afro-Mexican history. Commissioned by the Latino Theater Company, the play tells the story … Read more
Los Angeles Overcrowded Shelters Urge Residents: Adopt a Shelter Dog This October
As Los Angeles shelters continue to operate beyond capacity, residents are being encouraged to give local pets a second chance this October during “Adopt a Shelter Dog Month.” With adoption … Read more
California Breakthrough: Uber and Lyft Drivers Can Now Form Unions
In a move hailed as historic for ride-hailing workers, California Governor Gavin Newsom on Friday signed legislation that creates a pathway for Uber and Lyft drivers to organize industry-wide and … Read more















