LA Family Whose Olvera Street Restaurant Has Run Since 1959 Posted They Might Not...
A family-run restaurant in Los Angeles, La Luz del Dia, is facing an uncertain future after over six decades of serving the community. Gregory, a member of the family that has owned the restaurant since 1959, took to Reddit to share their struggles and garnered significant attention—drawing in over 300,000 views and ca
With Laurel Supply, Los Angeles Enters Its Luxury Grocer Renaissance
The team behind Los Angeles hot spots Laurel Hardware and Laurel Grill just opened Los Angeles’s latest luxury grocer on the corner of Santa Monica Boulevard and Olive Drive in West Hollywood. After more than a year of construction, Laurel Supply quietly opened on May 8 without so much as a formal announcement or even
Four Suspected SFV Gang Members to be Tried for Racketeering, Murder
Jury selection is expected Tuesday in the trial of four suspected gang members facing federal charges alleging racketeering and murder on behalf of a San Fernando Valley-based clique of a transnational gang. One of the charges involves the machete slaying and dismemberment of a man on federal land — the...
LA County receives funding for homeless housing developments
LOS ANGELES — Gov. Gavin Newsom on Tuesday announced $111 million in Proposition 1 funding for six supportive housing developments across California, including projects in Los Angeles County aimed at helping veterans, youth and people experiencing homelessness with behavioral health challenges. The funding, awarded thr
Los Angeles Cargo Theft Surge Linked to Online Marketplaces as Police Recover Millions in...
Cargo theft is no longer just a warehouse problem in Los Angeles. According to investigators, it has become a sophisticated underground business tied to organized crime, online resale platforms and multimillion-dollar black-market operations. The Los ... Read more
Camp Fire survivor pushes bill to cut utility rates 30%, compensate wildfire victims
CALIFORNIA - A bill in the California State Assembly could lower monthly utility bills and examine whether utility-caused wildfire survivors have been fully and fairly compensated. Sydney Robinson lost her childhood home in the Camp Fire. Two weeks later, her dad died of a heart attack, unable to access his...
New Bike Lanes, Bus Priority and Turn Restrictions Coming to Broadway
SANTA MONICA - Drivers, cyclists, and pedestrians traveling along Broadway in Santa Monica are seeing a series of new street changes aimed at improving safety and connectivity along the corridor. According to the City of Santa Monica, the Broadway corridor will include protected bike lanes, pedestrian beacons, bike-and
Coroner Identifies Montebello Man Killed In Interstate 40 Rollover In Ludlow
LUDLOW, Calif. (VVNG.com) — A 68-year-old man was killed Monday in a solo-vehicle rollover crash on Interstate 40 in Ludlow. The San Bernardino County Coroner’s Office identified the deceased as Voskanian, Vigen K., a resident of Montebello. Coroner records stated he was found on the roadway. The crash...
$36 Million in New State Homekey Funds Sent to County as Homelessness Fraud Questions...
LOS ANGELES - California is pouring more money into Los Angeles County's homelessness housing pipeline while federal prosecutors continue pursuing cases alleging millions in earlier homelessness dollars were diverted. Gov. Gavin Newsom announced Tuesday that $111 million in Proposition 1 funding will go to six Homekey+
2 held to answer in deadly assault near The Mint
BAKERSFIELD, Calif. (KGET) — The case against two men accused of a deadly assault near downtown bar The Mint can proceed, a judge ruled Tuesday. Judge David Zulfa heard testimony from four police officers and watched video of the assault before determining there was sufficient evidence to support charges of involuntary
