Controversial Referee Call Looms Large in USC’s Close Win Over Rutgers
USC escaped Rutgers with a 42-35 win, but one bizarre referee call during a crucial third-quarter sequence nearly changed the momentum of the game.
Updated USC vs. Oregon Betting Odds Highlight Dramatic Shift Since Preseason
After a narrow escape in Week 3, No. 12 USC Trojans will be back at home in Week 4 and host longtime rival No. 21 Oregon Ducks (Sept. 26).
Rutgers Coach Greg Schiano Speaks Candidly After Near Upset of USC Trojans
Here's what Rutgers Scarlet Knights coach Greg Schiano said after the No. 12 USC Trojans survived an upset scare.
Halloween Frights at Hospital of Emotions LA
This Halloween, Hospital of Emotions in Los Angeles is opening a door that has remained closed. Beginning October 16, guests can descend deep into the bowels of the historic former St. Vincent Medical Center for “Restricted Access: The Downstairs Experience,” a new 30-minute guided journey into the hospital’s previousl
Newsom Signs $7M Olympics Package at LA Coliseum, Site of History
Governor Gavin Newsom stood at the LA Memorial Coliseum on Sunday to sign legislation pumping $7 million in new state investment into Los Angeles' preparations for the 2028 Olympic and Paralympic Games, putting his signature on three bills that touch everything from police staffing to college tuition to gun regulations
North Hollywood residents demand action over encampment in neighborhood
Residents in a North Hollywood neighborhood say months of unheeded pleas regarding a nearby encampment have left them fearing for their safety. Unhoused individuals have reportedly entered private property, engaged in open drug activity, and left trash scattered throughout the area. Neighborhood residents state that ci
San Francisco ‘blew it’: Stars come out for Lucas Museum’s opening night
The Lucas Museum of Narrative Art opened with a gala in Los Angeles, drawing George Lucas, Tom Cruise, Oprah Winfrey, Francis Ford Coppola and Steven Spielberg.
Family mourns man killed on ground in KNBC helicopter crash
A family is in mourning for the 29-year-old man who was on the ground when he was hit and killed by a helicopter during the tragic KNBC crash on Sept. 15. Guatemalan national Edy Gutierrez Mejia was at the wrong place at the wrong time when the news chopper went down, his family said. Mejia […]
New California Law Opens Door to Out-of-State Police for LA28
LOS ANGELES - California is preparing to bring in law enforcement from other states to secure LA28 - an unusually visible sign of how much work sits behind the current Olympic schedule. Gov. Gavin Newsom signed three LA28-related bills Sunday outside the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum, adding $7 million in state support
Long Beach Aquarium Nurses Nearly 500 Trafficked Fish Back From the Brink
Nearly 500 trafficked marine animals arrived at the Aquarium of the Pacific in Long Beach after wildlife officials seized a box truck packed with more than 2,000 animals, and staff spent the overnight hours scrambling to stabilize creatures that ranged from clownfish to bamboo sharks. Many of the animals showed signs o
