Maryland plastered by UCLA in most embarrassing loss of Locksley era
A dreary day in the sky and on the the field for Maryland may prove to be a potential macabre end to the Mike Locksley era in College Park.
Metrolink To Suspend All Antelope Valley Line Trains For Upcoming Weekend
All Metrolink trains on the Antelope Valley Line will not operate next weekend between Lancaster and Los Angeles Union Stations due to track maintenance. On Saturday and Sunday, October 3-4, 2026, Metrolink will complete maintenance and rehabilitation projects along the Antelope Valley Line, according to a statement fr
77-Year-Old Woman Goes Missing in Fairfax District
A 77-year-old woman with cognitive deficit went missing in the Fairfax District overnight, police said Friday. Myraline Whitaker, who has dementia, was last seen about 11:30 p.m. Thursday in the 100 block of The Grove Drive, the location of The Grove shopping and dining center. The street is also adjacent to Pan Pacifi
RAW: CA: STORM PREPS RAMP UP FOR NOLO: CHALLENGING
Long Beach, California is preparing for another round of coastal flooding and high surf as Hurricane Polo moves off the Pacific coastline, raising concerns about additional damage to vulnerable shoreline communities. COPYRIGHT 2026 BY KOAM NEWS NOW. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. THIS MATERIAL MAY NOT BE PUBLISHED, BROADCAST, RE
Prosecutors Say a Drugged Driver Killed Two People on an LA Bus. Three More...
Five people died in Chatsworth on the evening of Sept. 15. Two were riding a Los Angeles Metro bus. Three were killed a short time later when a news helicopter covering that crash fell out of the sky a few blocks away. The driver prosecutors blame for the bus crash...
Long Beach’s Aquarium of the Pacific to celebrate 25th annual Baja Splash Cultural Festival
The Aquarium of the Pacific will host its 25th annual Baja Splash Cultural Festival celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month in a two-day event from Saturday to Sunday, Sept. 26-27, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. The celebration features 16 groups and musicians representing cultures from Mexico, Central and South America. The...
He Cleared the Brush Around the House and Stopped Where the Ground Got Steep,...
A homeowner on a steep hillside in Los Angeles cleared brush around his house in 2021, and the fire department sent a second notice anyway. His photographs, the hearing record says, showed clearance in the yard he uses and none on the outer lot. He believed the steep part did not count.
Residents form a neighborhood watch group after a string of burglaries in South LA
LAPD crime data reported at least six home burglaries in a three-week period from August to September, and residents said they’ve had limited response from the city or police.
First West Coast HoloTheater opens with dinosaur experience
The Aquarium of the Pacific is bringing a new kind of immersive experience to Long Beach with the opening of the first HoloTheater on the U.S. West Coast. The attraction allows guests to experience three-dimensional storytelling without the need for 3-D glasses, virtual reality headsets or other wearable technology. De
Long Beach Man, 34, Held Without Bail After 30 Guns Found at His Home
Source: Municipal government, City of Long Beach California / Wikimedia Commons. Long Beach police detectives serving a search warrant at a home on East 23rd Street seized 30 firearms, body armor, and more than 2,000 rounds of ammunition, arresting a 34-year-old man accused of assembling and selling illegally manufactu
