The Lies Spencer Pratt Told LA About Homelessness
The LA Mayoral Candidate Built His Campaign on Misinformation about Homeless People. Here’s What Research Actually Shows If there’s one thing that the Los Angeles mayoral primary has exposed, it’s that the American public still does not fully understand the … Continue reading →
Pacific Palisades $20 Million Glass Palace Nabs Top Spot In L.A. Luxury Deals
A roughly 9,200-square-foot Pacific Palisades mansion listed just under $20 million has claimed the top spot among last week’s luxury residential contracts in Los Angeles County. The Bruce Bolander–designed house capped off a busy stretch for $4 million-plus listings across the Westside. The six-bedroom property at 148
Woman Killed After Shooting Sends Car Into Building
At approximately 9:07 p.m. on June 8, 2026, Los Angeles County Sheriff’s deputies responded to reports of gunfire in the 4400 block of Lennox Boulevard in the unincorporated community of Lennox. Witnesses told investigators they heard multiple gunshots before a Dodge Challenger carrying two occupants crashed into a nea
LA Mayor Karen Bass’ Brother Sues the City Over Losing His Home in the...
A new lawsuit is putting Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass in an uncomfortable spotlight. Her brother Kenneth Bass, has filed a lawsuit against the city his sister leads following the destruction of his Malibu home in the January 2025 Palisades Fire, per a Wednesday, June 10 report in L.A. Material. Kenneth, 78, and his wif
Measure ER backers celebrate passage of half-cent sales tax for healthcare
The sales tax increase is expected to raise about $1 billion a year to fund the region's safety net healthcare system.
New photos show bullet holes in LAPD officer’s vest, cruiser following violent gunfight
Photos released by the Los Angeles Police Department detail just how close an officer was to being seriously injured or possibly killed during a gunfight with a fleeing suspect Tuesday, including bullet holes in the officer’s ballistic vest and patrol vehicle. The dramatic shootout happened at the end of a pursuit Tues
Stress on Southern San Andreas Hits 1000-Year High. Scientists Say LA’s Bill Is Coming...
The Big One may finally be around the corner. Why scientists say the time is now to pay attention. I know, I know. We’ve been hearing it for as long as any of us have been living in SoCal. Whether it be your entire life or you just moved here: The Big One is coming. Thirty years out. It’s always in the next thirty year
LA jury awards $22 million punitive damages to family of brothers killed in hit-and-run...
LOS ANGELES (CN) — A Los Angeles County jury Wednesday awarded $22 million punitive damages to the family of two brothers who were killed in a hit-and-run crash in 2020 by Rebecca Grossman, the wife of a renowned plastic surgeon, as they were crossing the street with their mother.
Drunken Bust At Santa Monica Park Ends In Deputy’s Sudden Death
On June 10, 1906, what started as a routine drunk‑and‑disorderly arrest at the entrance to Linda Vista Park in Santa Monica ended in tragedy. Deputy Constable Francis M. Culp, a veteran peace officer, collapsed and died moments after subduing an intoxicated man and helping load him into a wagon. His death was ruled an
Death of California foster mom found buried outside home ruled a homicide
She was being cared for by her foster son, who is facing dozens of charges unrelated to her death.

















