They’ve got milk, but many California kids can’t tolerate it. Schools can now offer...
A federal law change lets schools offer nondairy beverages instead of milk, but they’re more expensive. More money became available in the California budget.
Lawsuit says toddler injured after LA-area daycare employee allegedly throws him into air
A Los Angeles family has filed a lawsuit against an El Segundo-based daycare after their toddler sustained severe injuries when they were dropped after being thrown into the air by an employee last March.
Federal agents bust alleged SNAP fraud ring in LA, USDA issues dozens of violations
WASHINGTON (TNND) — Federal agents backed by Los Angeles police swarmed a party supply store along Skid Row in Los Angeles as part of an alleged SNAP fraud investigation that ended with an arrest. Authorities arrested 30-year-old Jesse Cervantes-Gomez, a cashier accused of paying kickbacks to welfare recipients for bog
Undefeated Boxer Shot While Helping Family Sell on California Street
Unbeaten boxer Merari “La Dinamita” Vivar has been shot while helping her family sell on Whittier Boulevard, just months after improving her professional record to 9-0. The 24-year-old bantamweight from Los Angeles is now recovering at home after what New Generation Boxing Academy described as a “senseless shooting.”
Metro Worker Arrested in Los Angeles Area as Federal Agents Target Alleged Transnational Crime...
LOS ANGELES, CA — Federal agents arrested several people, including a Metro worker, in a wide-ranging operation aimed at an alleged transnational organized crime network accused of moving drugs and illegal weapons into communities, authorities said Tuesday. Justin Guzman, 26, was taken into custody at the El Monte Tran
The city towed away her livelihood. She’s not the only one
Three people who lived in vehicles that were towed during a city cleanup of a Westlake encampment told The LA Local that they’ve lost everything they owned. The post The city towed away her livelihood. She’s not the only one appeared first on LA Local .
11 arrested in California in India-based organized crime group investigation
Charges and arrests were announced Tuesday in Los Angeles against suspected members of transnational organized crime groups based in India that allegedly were involved in targeted killings, narcotics trafficking, extortion and other crimes. Law enforcement sources told NBC4 Investigates that the charges are part of ind
Calif. could be impacted by Social Security insolvency
The trusts that fund Social Security benefits for retired seniors, survivors and people with disabilities face insolvency in the next six years, according to a report from the U.S. Social Security Administration. Those affected could include seniors and others in California. The big picture: The 2026 Old Age and Surviv
Street vendor attacked in downtown LA speaks out for first time
A street vendor who was violently attacked while working in downtown Los Angeles last month is speaking publicly for the first time, urging other vendors to report attacks and seek help from law enforcement.
Attorney for woman whose dog was shot by LAPD officer says lawsuit is about...
The attorney in the lawsuit over the shooting death of a family pet in Canoga Park by an LAPD officer said during a press conference on Tuesday that the suit is about accountability.

















