69 transients arrested in massive quality-of-life police sweep in Santa Ana’s public spaces
The Santa Ana Police Department’s Quality of Life Team (QOLT) executed an extensive multi-agency enforcement operation aimed at addressing persistent public disruptions along city borders. Partnering with the police departments of Orange, Fountain Valley, and Tustin, alongside the California Highway Patrol, municipal m
Passenger tumbles out vehicle mid-pursuit
A passenger seemingly tumbled out a vehicle during a high-speed police chase in the San Gabriel Valley on Tuesday afternoon.
New Wildfire Ignites On Federal Land In LA County, Cause Unknown
A new wildfire broke out on federal land in Los Angeles County Monday evening, prompting an initial alert that lists both its cause and containment status as unknown. The blaze, dubbed the National Fire, was discovered at 6:35 pm on land managed by the U.S. Forest Service, according to the National Interagency Fire Cen
Campsite on Avocado Farm Two Hours From LA for $22
Just outside Los Angeles, a working avocado farm has become home to one of the state's highest-rated camping spots. The site occupies 100 acres of varied terrain that includes massive granite boulders alongside mature oaks, palms, and pines. At $22 per night, it offers travelers a straightforward way to step away from
Former Venice High Teacher Alleges LAUSD Pushed Her Out Over Her Age
VENICE - A judge is considering whether to dismiss an age discrimination lawsuit brought by a 70-year-old former Venice High School music teacher who says she was mocked over her age, denied technology training, and ultimately forced to resign from a job she held for decades. The former teacher sued the Los Angeles Uni
New DEA Chief Says LA Area is Cartel’s Major Narcotics Hub
The U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration’s new bureau chief in Los Angeles said Tuesday that Mexican drug cartels utilize the metro area as a key distribution hub for narcotics shipped throughout the country. David Olesky assumed the role of Special Agent in Charge of the DEA Los Angeles Field Division...
Hit-and-run driver kills e-scooter rider in South Los Angeles
A video shows the driver in the right lane crashing into the electric scooter rider before colliding with several parked cars.
Thousands of LAUSD Workers Face Layoffs That Didn’t Have to Happen
Los Angeles Unified School District faces a $3.6 billion deficit, leading to thousands of layoffs and potential bankruptcy, as a result of overstaffing and delayed budget cuts. On the brink of looming insolvency, Los Angeles Unified could have prevented its financial crisis by leaving vacated positions empty, making th
Broadway Pizza closes after 20 years, another sign of Long Beach’s changing downtown
The longtime owner said a lack of customers and a rash of break-ins added pressure to shut down. The post Broadway Pizza closes after 20 years, another sign of Long Beach’s changing downtown appeared first on Long Beach Post .
Long Beach bracing for another round of flooding
Long Beach is bracing for more coastal flooding one night after seawater almost spilled into a street along Alamitos Bay.

















