Long COVID leaves thousands of L.A. county residents sick, broke and ignored
Six years after the COVID-19 pandemic began, doctors are still treating long COVID patients with complex symptoms and unknown futures.
Missing Texts Spark Controversy for L.A. City Attorney
Los Angeles City Attorney Hydee Feldstein Soto is facing fresh questions about what happened to her text messages after a whistleblower case turned a routine personnel dispute into a fight over whether key communications were produced or quietly wiped away during discovery. Subpoenas turn up almost nothing. In new...
Report: Over 40% of hospice centers in L.A. County ‘show multiple indicators’ of fraudulent...
Over 700 of the roughly 1,800 hospice agencies in Los Angeles County show multiple state identified indicators of fraud, according to an analysis by CBS News. A 2022 California state audit highlights a staggering 1,500% surge in hospice agencies since 2010. By 2019, Los Angeles County’s density of hospice centers...
Complaint says man with ‘history of sleeping on the job’ held key role during...
A whistleblower's complaint alleges that a county worker who had "a long history of sleeping on the job" held a key position during the destructive Eaton Fire.
A Famed Taiwan-Based Thai Restaurant Opens Its First U.S. Location in Los Angeles
Very Thai’s ambitious traditional restaurant plants its flagship location in Westfield Century City this week. It’s been quite the wait for Very Thai by 瓦城 (pronounced wah-cheng). After announcing its U.S. arrival in 2023, one of Taiwan’s most prominent restaurant groups has finally completed its flagship restaurant...
9 California Bakeries Where Everything Disappears Before Noon
California is home to some of the most talented bakers in the world, and their creations sell out fast. From flaky croissants to pillowy doughnuts, these spots draw long lines before the sun is even fully up. If you sleep in, you might miss out on something truly special. Here...
The Suburban Crisis: Why Retirees Are Fleeing These 7 US Cities
Something big is happening across America, and it’s reshaping the retirement landscape in ways few people could have predicted just a decade ago. Cities that once seemed like obvious places to grow old gracefully – with their hospitals, culture, and infrastructure – are now being abandoned by retirees at a striking...
Councilwoman Heather Hutt and Crenshaw Car Clubs Honor Fremont High Automotive Instructor Bruce C....
“Car culture is a part of Los Angeles culture,” said Los Angeles City Councilwoman Heather Hutt during the “Hot Cakes & Hot Rods” community gathering outside Earle’s On Crenshaw. Looking out at an array of multicolored classic automobiles, collector vehicles and vintage concours cars, she added, “We’re in Motor City....
House Fire in La Crescenta
A house fire was reported in the 3300 block of Santa Carlotta Avenue in La Crescenta. Northbound traffic on New York Avenue should be diverted to Dunsmore Avenue. Smoke can be seen below Foothill Boulevard. A resident in the area looked north when she smelled smoke but the blaze was...
With gangs behind many SoCal break-ins, experts explain how to protect your home
Over the past few months, we've covered a string of home break-ins in the San Fernando Valley and beyond. So who's behind the crime, how do you best protect your home, and are break-ins actually surging?
