The Underrated Swap Meet In California With Bargains That’s Totally Worth The Drive
Los Angeles has its share of glitzy attractions, but tucked away in the heart of the Melrose District sits a Sunday ritual that locals guard like a secret family recipe. The Melrose Trading Post isn’t just another flea market—it’s a cultural institution where treasure hunting becomes an art form and haggling is...
First tsunami waves hit California with LA and San Francisco on alert as Americans...
TSUNAMI waves have hit parts of California – hours after the monster 8.8 earthquake that was reported off the coast of Russia. Waves of around one-and-a-half feet have been reported while locals and tourists in San Francisco and Los Angeles are on high alert. The quake – which is the sixth largest ever recorded – hit...
Santa Ana probationer arrested again for selling drugs in Irvine
Luis Angel Martinez Gomez, 24, of Santa Ana, was arrested last week as he left the Central Justice Center for selling narcotics in Irvine and for violating his probation, according to the Irvine Police Department. This is his second arrest for narcotics sales since May. He was transported a short...
The Growing Appeal of Mobile Homes in Southern California
Mobile Home Sales in California: A Market on the Rise. Governor Gavin Newsom recently signed AB 456, a bill aimed at simplifying mobile home sales in California. The law is designed to make the process faster and more transparent, removing barriers that have long frustrated buyers and sellers. With housing...
LA officials push back deadline on report to study exiting top homeless agency
The report was originally expected to be completed in April.
Los Angeles County pushes to prohibit law enforcement from hiding their identities while on...
Los Angeles County officials are calling for an ordinance to prohibit law enforcement officers from concealing their identities through the use of masks while on duty.
City workers paint downtown L.A.’s 2nd Street Tunnel white; vandals spray-paint it again within...
Less than a day after city workers painted an iconic tunnel in downtown Los Angeles white, vandals tagged it again. Footage posted on Instagram by @grafftv1 – described as “the leading source of Los Angeles graffiti culture” — shows the aftermath of the “full-force takeover” at the 2nd Street Tunnel on Wednesday....
Doctor at Pasadena hospital continues to advocate for husband’s release from immigration detention
"Every day I've woken up just in disbelief," says Dr. Wafaa Alrashid, the chief of staff at Huntington Hospital. She is fighting to get her husband released from immigration detention and back home.
Lifeguard jobs aren’t just summer jobs for teens. LA County lifeguards can clear $500K...
When people think of lifeguards, most of the time they imagine a teenager working a pool for some summer cash . In movies and television shows, they're often depicted as teens or very young adults trained to save lives earning a little more than minimum wage. But not all lifeguard jobs are created equally and not all...
California Bill To Turn Burned Pacific Palisades Lots Into Affordable Housing Shelved Over ‘Land...
California Senate Bill 549 has been halted until at least 2026 amid opposition over expanding affordable housing in Pacific Palisades.