Raising Cane’s to open new restaurants in July. See list of locations
Raising Cane’s is set to open multiple new restaurants in July. These new locations will have the chicken finger chain entering three new markets in the southern U.S., including cities in Georgia, North Carolina and Tennessee. Altogether, Raising Cane's plans to open five brand new restaurants in July, as well as three
The Saugus Cafe Fed Presidents and Hollywood Legends. Now LA County’s Oldest Restaurant Is...
The Saugus Cafe — the Santa Clarita diner that lays claim to being the oldest continually operating restaurant in Los Angeles County, a place that once fed presidents, movie stars, and generations of SCV regulars — has been ordered shut by LA County health inspectors. The closure, dated June 24, 2026, and confirmed in
California colleges just crushed a national ranking and future students should pay attention
California colleges secured several high placements in The Princeton Review's latest Best Classroom Experience ranking, giving the state a strong showing in…
The Pike sells for $50 million; new owner plans $20 million in improvements before...
The new owners say they want to make the outdoor mall more appealing to Long Beach locals. The post The Pike sells for $50 million; new owner plans $20 million in improvements before Olympics appeared first on Long Beach Post .
LASD Seeks Non-Custodial Father and Alleged Abducted 8-Year-Old Son
Investigators Tuesday were on the lookout for a father and his 8-year-old son last seen in East Los Angeles in what they described as a case of parental abduction.
Police crack down on Southern California World Cup celebrations after wild street takeover ends...
Santa Ana police have a message for World Cup fans: celebrate your team, but don’t participate in street takeovers. With Mexico set to play Ecuador Tuesday night, police are urging people not to do what fans did last Wednesday after another World Cup game where Mexico beat Czechia 3-0. Footage circulated on social medi
Veda Pierce, LA’s most odious monster, dead at 98
LOS ANGELES — From the beginning, Mildred vowed that her daughter Veda would have all the things this newly blossoming post-war suburban paradise could offer. They lived in a charming Spanish Colonial house in Glendale, the kind of place where there were more kids than cars on the street. Veda’s days were filled with s
Could gym booster creatine also be a weapon against cancer?
LOS ANGELES - Taken as a metabolism pick-up by athletes and bodybuilders, creatine has of late seen increasing uptake outside the gym, as awareness grows of its potential as an anti-inflammatory and even as a cognitive aid. But if research carried out at the University of California Los Angeles is...
LA’s Budget Woes Increase
LA WATCHDOG - The City’s budget shortfalls worsened in June as voters rejected two tax increases. This was further compounded when the Los Angeles City Employment Retirement System lowered its investment return assumption and the City Council voted to place a measure on the November ballot to increase the charter manda
Company has weeks to complete cleanup of Boyle Heights warehouse fire, officials announce
Los Angeles officials issued an emergency order Monday which gives Lineage Logistics less than two months to clean up the wreckage and 85 million pounds of spoiled food left behind by the Boyle Heights warehouse fire. Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass signed two executive orders calling for the immediate cleanup of the char
