This California Bakeshop Serves Tamales So Good, They Stay on Your Mind
Tucked along Whittier Boulevard in the heart of Boyle Heights, La Mascota Bakery has been feeding the Los Angeles community with some of the most unforgettable tamales and Mexican sweet breads around. This family-owned spot has earned its reputation as a true neighborhood staple, pulling in loyal customers who drive from miles away just to get a taste.
‘Solo el pueblo”: Thousands to rally in LA for May Day ‘economic blackout’
Thousands of workers and activists are gathering at MacArthur Park on Friday for May Day, launching a three-mile march to Grand Park to demand expanded labor protections. Organizers have called for a massive "economic blackout," urging Southern Californians to skip work, school, and shopping to protest rising living costs and immigration policies.
1 killed, 3 injured in separate DTLA shootings; police investigating possible connection
Police are investigating two separate shootings that left a man dead and three people injured in downtown Los Angeles.
Syphilis cases are spiking in several California counties
Health officials around the country are sounding the alarm: Syphilis cases are spiking. And in several California counties, the numbers are staggering. The national picture New York has seen the number of syphilis cases increase five-fold since 2013, Nexstar’s WIVT/WGBH reports, and the state isn’t alone. Compared to about a decade ago, the Centers for […]
Vernon Raid Uncovers $4 Million Cache Of Stolen Cargo, Sheriff Says
Detectives with the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Major Crimes Bureau hit the industrial city of Vernon with a search warrant on Friday and say they walked out with roughly $4 million in stolen cargo. Investigators described the location as a stash spot where high-value retail and electronics shipments were parked for resale. One person was arrested and booked on suspicion of receiving stolen...
LA mattress store offers after hours sound baths, a wellness and business mixer
It's a Sunday night, and inside the Mattress Central showroom, people lie on blanket-covered mattresses as chimes and soothing frequencies sound out.
Today In SCV History: April 30, 1971 – Saugus Train Station Ends Passenger Travel
On April 30, 1971, the Saugus Station ceased its passenger services with the San Joaquin Daylight train. The Southern Pacific Railroad completed its work on the Santa Paula Branch Line, including the future station in Saugus. The line connects Saugus and Santa Paula through the Santa Clara River Valley. The Saugus station officially opened on ...
Forever Friday: Stitch Needs a New Home After His Guardian Was Picked Up by...
LOS ANGELES - Stitch was left behind after his guardian was picked up by ICE. Now the young Staffordshire Bull Terrier is in the shelter, waiting for someone in Southern California to give him a safe place to land this spring or summer. Stitch is a neutered male listed as a large dog at 76 pounds. His listed color is chestnut, and he has been...
The Los Angeles Police Department sets weekend enforcement stops to target impaired driving
Where to expect LAPD sobriety checkpoints in Los Angeles this weekend. Road safety initiatives will increase across the city this weekend as the Los Angeles Police Department deploys DUI checkpoints designed to deter impaired driving. The enforcement operations are scheduled for the following dates and locations:. Friday, May 1: A...
Burglars smash through front door before ransacking Sherman Oaks pizzeria
The owner of a Sherman Oaks pizzeria is left with thousands of dollars in damages and losses after burglars smashed their way into his restaurant twice in the same week. On April 26, burglars broke in through the front door of Gino’s East of Chicago on the 12900 block of Riverside Drive. The shop’s owner, […]
