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Yerord Mas, the Armenian bakery and restaurant is getting acolades for its top notch food. You heard it here first folks.

The court decision Thursday is the latest in an ongoing fight over whether the L.A. region’s lead homeless services agency can access and direct federal dollars.

Robert Hoffman, a Washington D.C.-based public policy and affairs, and his family will take over ownership of the two bookstores.

They're on a mission to prove that Indian food can be far more than lunchtime buffets and take out.

The Legislature is forcing the city and county of Sacramento to try something unusual in their fight against homelessness.

An Appeals Court panel has ruled that federal agents can legally search through travelers' cell phones without reasonable suspicion, probable cause, or a warrant when they cross an international border.

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Museums are often associated with the highest form of art and preservation. But here are the more unconventional ones worth visiting — all driving distance from L.A.

Fall is in full swing, and this weekend brings art, books, lucha libre, and hockey to venues across Los Angeles County. The Horror Show makes its debut at the Academy Museum, the LA Libros Festival fills the Central Library with Spanish-language storytelling and live music, and the LA Kings open at Crypto.com Arena. Metro can […]

California voters will soon decide whether to tax billionaires — but even if a majority says yes, the measure could still lose.

Published: September 24, 2026 | Application Due Date: November 5, 2026

Worker pay at the country’s largest four-year public university is uneven, with some employees earning well below and others above national averages.

About 24% of California’s youngest students were chronically absent in 2024-25, higher than the 19% chronic absenteeism rate for all students.

When Bailee Lynn Rios was wheeled into a courtroom dock at the San Fernando Courthouse this morning for her arraignment, she was sitting up on a gurney with a somber […]

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The report says UCLA's response to protests against Israel's war in Gaza was particularly harsh among universities experiencing encampments.

The California Supreme Court ruled Sheriff Chad Bianco violated the state’s election law when his office seized ballots from the Riverside County registrar.

City’s Official Podcast Takes Viewers Inside One of Santa Clarita’s Most Famous Landmarks The City of Santa Clarita is excited to announce the release of a new episode of Santa Clarita Voices, the City’s official podcast, filmed on location at the William S. Hart Mansion. In this video-focused episode, Santa Clarita City Librarian Gina Roberson […]

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A Celebration of Culture, Heritage and Tradition The City of Santa Clarita is pleased to present its latest art exhibition, “Hispanic Heritage Month,”on display at the Newhall Community Center (22421 Market Street) now through November 4, 2026. This juried exhibition features artwork inspired by the rich cultures, traditions and histories of Hispanic and Latin American […]

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Este periódico, San Fernando Valley Sun/el Sol, ha decidido apoyar la campaña a favor del “No” a la Propuesta 44. En 1973, con el apoyo de líderes cívicos locales, el […]

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ICE is scouting men driving to work early in the morning, but DoorDashers are most at risk while they drive all day for work.

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A federal judge ordered the Trump administration on Thursday to temporarily restore White House access to CNN, MS NOW and Politico.

The race to artificial general intelligence, or AGI, is often framed as a winner-takes-all contest. But RAND's David Frelinger and Karl Mueller argue that, as the United States runs this race against China, it must focus on avoiding disaster along the way. They propose an "AGI Rideout" strategy aimed at preventing conflict, building resilience, and navigating the risks of advanced AI.

By Mayor Laurene Weste When a community loses a place that has been part of its history, the loss is felt far beyond the walls of a building. That is what makes the recent fire in Old Town Newhall so painful. We lost historic buildings, beloved local businesses and The MAIN theatre. For many of […]

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Han sido 12 años largos para la familia y las amistades de Gabriel Fernández, quienes han estado luchando por una legislación encaminada a impulsar una mayor rendición de cuentas en […]

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Para las personas fuera del noreste del Valle de San Fernando, la cancha de handball justo al lado de la Alberca Ritchie Valens en Pacoima quizá no parezca tan especial. […]

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Por Holiday Mathis (Creators.com) ARIES (21 de mar – 19 de abr) El cambio de Marte amplía tu sentido de lo que es posible. Te están presentando nuevas ideas. Ten […]

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Sábado, 26 de septiembre Taller GRATUITO de Compostaje en el Hogar – Cañón Lopez Centro Ambiental Lopez Canyon 11950 Lopez Canyon Rd. Sylmar 9 a. m. – 11 a. m. […]

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Este periódico, San Fernando Valley Sun/el Sol, ha decidido apoyar la campaña a favor del “No” a la Propuesta 40. Hay razones reales para sentir frustración con el estado actual […]

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Sandra Alvarado conoció primero a Eliana Moreno en el trabajo hace más de 10 años, pero no fue hasta cinco años después que sus compañeras de la industria de noticias […]

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Este otoño, muchos californianos que reciben sus planes de seguro de salud a través de Covered California podrían enfrentar mayores costos debido a recortes inminentes a subsidios federales por miles […]

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Durante la reunión del Concejo Municipal de esta semana en la ciudad de San Fernando, la vicealcaldesa Patty López pidió a sus colegas que consideraran la implementación de nuevas directrices […]

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Por Tara Finestone El futuro del Aeropuerto Whiteman no puede quedarse en una pista remodelada. Recibirá $337,403 como parte de casi $109 millones en financiamiento federal que se destina a […]

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El Consejo de Supervisores del Condado de Los Ángeles honró a la editora veterana de noticias Diana Martinez y a la cantautora Lupita Infante “Las dos están contando nuestras historias”, […]

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Law enforcement officials were quick to take credit for the pop star's visit.

The city recently came under fire for threatening to defund its public library to mitigate its debt, but it had no issue passing a $150,000 marketing campaign for Long Beach calling it "Vibe City."

The post Opinion: Long Beach’s ‘Vibe City’ Rebrand Is a Slap in the Face to Locals Living in Poverty appeared first on L.A. TACO.

Michael Angel Alvarez was working for the city of L.A. on contract when he was accused of being a gang leader. He says he was preventing violence, not breaking the law.

The Eaton and Palisades fires — and the resulting deaths among older people and adults with disabilities — sparked study but not action in L.A. County and California.

Insurance companies are starting to write new policies in California again after years of holding back as wildfire risk climbed higher.

Seven people have been diagnosed in Wilshire Center, which overlaps with Koreatown.

Republican gubernatorial candidate Steve Hilton views California’s low third grade reading and math scores as a crisis.

Certified sound bath facilitator Alice Moon leads attendees through both sober and 420-friendly “restorative experiences.”

The post Can a Mattress Store Double as a Spiritual Awakening Haven? appeared first on L.A. TACO.

Los Angeles' Skid Row held what is believed to be its first talent show featuring performances from people who are experiencing homelessness.

CNN, MS NOW, and Politico are asking a federal judge to hold the president in check for what they say is a violation of their Constitutional rights.

At its September 22, 2026 meeting, the Santa Clarita City Council approved the acquisition of the former Santa Clarita Elementary School property from the Saugus Union School District. The City and District have been working toward an agreement for the property since January 2026. Under the approved terms of the agreement, the City will purchase […]

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The Lucas Museum opens, Tacita Dean at Marciano, Watts Towers festivals and more of the best things to do this week.

The creatures are here because of warm waters associated with El Niño, but the climate system could also threaten native species that aren’t used to the heat.

Proponents say they don't want local police to be part of nationwide violence.

The new law, in part, requires social workers to make sure a child gets emergency medical care when needed.

The LAFD said the fire was caused by an “electrical event” that occurred on the roof of the building, but could not determine what caused it.

Registered Participants Can Bring in Broken Items to be Repaired by Volunteers for Free             The City of Santa Clarita is hosting a free Fix-It Clinic to promote the repair and reuse of everyday items, extending their lifespan and keeping them out of the landfill. Residents can bring in broken items to be assessed by […]

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After a natural disaster hits, a food crisis can soon follow.

Stories include “Every Time I Whoop a White Man’s Ass, I Call It Reparations” and "Love, Mom," a trans woman's reflection on her past as a sperm donor.

The post “ProMomme: A Sex Worker’s Guide to Parenting” Is the Rawest Magazine We’ve Ever Seen appeared first on L.A. TACO.

The chief backer of Proposition 39 said it would boost confidence in elections "whether you think voter fraud is a big problem or a small problem."

Organizers say overwhelming community feedback led to its return to downtown.

A judge struck down a Trump administration anti-DEI initiative that saw $600 million abruptly cut from K-12 teacher training grants aimed at combating teacher shortages.

The settlement brings a two-month legal fight over Paramount's Warner Bros. Discovery takeover closer to an end.

Los Angeles, despite what its haters say, is a reading town, from its bookworms to its script-readers. It's full of great independent and time-honored bookstores that are almost as plentiful as the inspired authors this city has spawned.

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The school community has created new merch and temporary nicknames until their school receives a new name.

New Bridge Enhances Circulation, Multimodal Access and Emergency Connectivity The City of Santa Clarita invites residents and community members to join the Santa Clarita City Council, City staff and project partners for a ribbon-cutting ceremony celebrating the completion of the Vista Canyon Bridge on Tuesday, September 29, at 10:00 a.m. The ceremony will take place […]

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Celebrate the Start of the Holiday Season in Old Town Newhall It is never too early to start planning for the most magical night of the year! Save the date for the City of Santa Clarita’s annual Light Up Main Street, presented by DrinkPAK, on Saturday, November 21, from 4:00 to 8:00 p.m. in Old […]

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Federal changes starting in 2027 could impact 1 million L.A. County enrollees.

Facing growing public backlash and a pivot from his past vetoes, Gov. Gavin Newsom signed seven bills that aim to force the data center industry to pay its own way.

Gov. Gavin Newsom has signed a pair of bills that will create a new system for approving community college bachelor’s degrees.

The fundraiser is returning for another year after exceeding expectations last year.

Boyle Heights and East LA residents outside the relief zones designated for the warehouse fire say the same smoky, noxious air left them sick and facing steep bills.

Gov. Gavin Newsom signed a bill directing the state to negotiate contracts with law enforcement agencies to help police the 2028 Games.

The Federal Aviation Administration launched an ambitious $875-million push to make the U.S. airspace more efficient.

Both Democrat Xavier Becerra and Republican Steve Hilton agree AI safety is important. What they will do to ensure it is less clear.

If you want to cut through the campaign hype and see what the mayoral candidates actually plan to do, this article is for you.

The post The No-BS Guide to What Karen Bass and Nithya Raman Plan to Do If They’re Elected appeared first on L.A. TACO.

With Gov. Newsom's veto, California’s public universities and colleges still cannot hire students without legal status for campus jobs.

Paramount's owners have made concessions to 12 Democratic state attorneys general to settle a lawsuit that endangered the media company's bid.

An unvaccinated passenger passed through the station Sept. 12 before boarding a bus to Bakersfield, part of a trip that touched six California counties.

Sunday Taquitos! Art by Pulitzer Prize Finalist Ivan Ehlers.

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"In a Landscape: Classical Music in the Wild" comes to Los Angeles for the first time in its 11-year run.

The tracker from Stop AAPI Hate saw a surge in arrests and deportations in the arrest of people from Asian countries.

Long Beach is embarking on its biggest street redevelopment yet, reshaping over five miles of Studebaker Road into bike friendly lanes with other improvements.

By Matthew Robinson WOODLAND HILLS –The Taft Toreadors found out quickly on Friday that the La Salle Lancers were nothing like the Channel Islands Raiders team they faced a week […]

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Space Launch Delta 30 recently hosted its inaugural Delta Leadership Course, equipping 13 commanders and senior enlisted leaders with the knowledge, relationships and resources necessary to lead Guardians and Airmen at a Space Force installation.

The locally developed course supports the Department of the Air Force’s emphasis on preparing command teams to build ready units, uphold standards, care for their people and execute the mission in a rapidly changing operational environment.

Guardians and Airmen from Vandenberg Space Force Base join Central Coast veterans and volunteers

By City Manager Ken Striplin Safety is our number one priority in the City of Santa Clarita, and when it comes to severe weather, preparation is one of the most important things we can do to protect our residents, neighborhoods and infrastructure. El Niño is strengthening, with the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration reporting a […]

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Waterfront homes are collapsing along the coast. Homeowners generally have plenty of warning before their house buckles. So why aren't most houses removed?

The Trump administration's efforts to lower drug prices included promised changes to Medicaid. But it's still unclear which drugs will be affected.

Guadalupe Rosales’ memoir builds on the decade old project, Veteranas and Rucas.

L.A.'s very own Mariachi Tierra Mia is behind the crossover happening Sept. 27.

Dodgers owner Mark Walter and multiple insurance companies he owns have been sued, alleging they failed to disclose an ongoing federal probe to customers.

Compton Unified Superintendent Darin Brawley has won a national education prize recognizing his leadership in improving student achievement in the district.

Wildfires, pesticides, habitat loss and the appetites of trout, bullfrogs and crayfish have contributed to the decline of the mountain yellow-legged frogs.

On September 26th at ISM Brewing in Long Beach! With our new radically dank beer discounted for members! And a special menu collaboration with Sonoratown offering a Caesar salad topped with crispy tripitas a mahi-mahi fish taco on those famous flour tortillas.

The post Try L.A. TACO’s New Beer, An ‘OG Kush’ and ’24K Gold’-Infused West Coast Pilsner, at Our Long Beach Release Party appeared first on L.A. TACO.

Arbitrator finds Uber liable for driver’s negligence, rejecting company’s arguments that it’s not responsible for a contractor’s actions.

HUD delays are expected to affect more than 50 local service providers, with the bulk of their renewal grants expiring in the next three months, according to LAHSA.

Black tiger shrimp, rosemary lamb, and steak on stick from a cookbook author who celebrates her Kenyan and Nigerian heritage through cooking.

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SANTA YNEZ, CA – Chumash Casino Resort will launch its annual Project Pink campaign Oct. 1, raising funds for the Breast Cancer Resource Center of Santa Barbara (BCRC) through the sale of pink-themed sweets, snacks, and drinks throughout the resort’s eateries. A portion of the proceeds, along with a dollar-for-dollar matching grant from the Santa Ynez Band of Chumash Indians Foundation, will be donated to BCRC.

New Art Exhibit at the Santa Clarita Public Library Old Town Newhall Branch The City of Santa Clarita is pleased to present its latest art exhibition, “Lookout Point, Wishes, Mute Reflections” by Rose Smither, on display now through December 3, 2026,at the Santa Clarita Library Old Town Newhall Branch (24500 Main Street). This exhibition features […]

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Facing alarm over rogue AI incidents, Newsom ordered new safety rules — reviving parts of a bill he vetoed two years ago.

The council also approved a series of measures that steer funding toward residents affected by the fire.

The UC system currently does not have a single systemwide AI product or mandatory AI protocols in place.

With county and feds already gone, eyes turn to the city of L.A.'s funding of the L.A. Homeless Services Authority.

Candidates laid out competing visions on homelessness at mayoral forums this week

Sponsored Content When David Morgan accepted the chair role for the 2026 Los Angeles Heart Walk, he brought more than professional leadership to the campaign. He brought a deeply personal […]

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Darkroom trades curb appeal for creative freedom — and locals can't get enough of what's coming out of the kitchen

Fall is just around the corner, and this weekend has something for everyone across Los Angeles County. Rock the Rails returns to Pomona North Station to celebrate one year of the A Line extension, the Dodgers host the Giants for a rivalry weekend at Uniqlo Field, and the Inglewood Night Market makes its debut at […]

Drugs were found in her system at the time of the crash, according to prosecutors.

A judge rejected Chino Valley Unified’s request to dissolve an injunction blocking its policy requiring employees to notify parents when students identify as transgender.

A small earthquake was felt in southern and southeastern L.A. County on Thursday.

WASHINGTON D.C. – Today, Reps. George Whitesides (D-CA), Vince Fong (R-CA), Zoe Lofgren (D-CA),  Jay Obernolte (R-CA), and Judy Chu (D-CA) introduced legislation honoring the 50th anniversary of the rollout of the Space Shuttle Enterprise, the first orbiter built for NASA’s space shuttle program. Enterprise debuted from the Rockwell International plant in Palmdale, California, on September […]

Keizo Shimamoto is quietly serving some of Southern California's best ramen under the radar in Orange County.

A recently launched state program provides money for longtime foster youth and low-income children who lost a parent due to the coronavirus.

Anyone under the age of 18 can get married in California. While lawmakers seek to restrict the practices, these liberal groups tried to block it.

One prosecuted a man shot by an ICE officer in South L.A. The other missed court deadlines in another man's detention case.

We collected the data, ran the numbers, and let them out of their cages. These are their favorite things to eat between two pieces of bread in the city.

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Human rights experts commissioned by the U.N. say they have found "reasonable grounds" to believe the U.S. committed war crimes in Iran.

A Los Angeles judge ruled federal immigration agents likely violated the Constitution by not assessing flight risk when making warrantless arrests.

ICE is becoming quicker, sneakier, and targeting people as they go about their daily routines.

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By Mayor Pro Tem Patsy Ayala For the last couple of years, residents driving through the eastern side of Santa Clarita have watched something big take shape near the Santa Clara River. First came the construction equipment. Then massive concrete supports began rising from the ground. Little by little, a new connection started stretching across […]

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A court ruling will allow refiling of a lawsuit against the United Teachers LA union and creators of the controversial “liberated” ethnic studies curriculum.

CHATSWORTH (CNS) – Un equipo de investigación de la Junta Nacional de Seguridad en el Transporte comenzó hoy lo que se espera que dure meses de investigación sobre la causa […]

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Una mujer fue arrestada en relación con un accidente mortal en Chatsworth el martes, cuando, según se informa, chocó contra un autobús de Metro con su SUV en Nordhoff Street, […]

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Por Holiday Mathis (Creators.com) ARIES (21 de mar – 19 de abr) Tu evaluación de fin de temporada te hará recordar una victoria inesperada, un problema enredado que aún no […]

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Septiembre lunes – viernes Programa de Almuerzos para Seniors Parque Las Palmas 505 S. Huntington St. San Fernando 3 p.m. – 4 p.m. ¡Únete a nosotros en el Programa de […]

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Pocos días después de que se publicaran acusaciones de abuso sexual contra el difunto líder sindical Cesar Chavez en marzo pasado, la ciudad retiró la estatua de bronce con su […]

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La celebración de El Grito atrajo a miles de personas de todas las edades que vinieron a bailar con sus bandas favoritas, comer comida tradicional y, al final de la […]

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Varias cientos de personas se reunieron en Panorama City el lunes por la mañana para una celebración en honor al legendario grupo mexicano de cumbia Los Ángeles Azules. El evento, […]

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La Junta Directiva del Distrito Escolar Unificado de Los Ángeles (Los Angeles Unified Board of Education) celebró el rico legado, la cultura y las contribuciones de las comunidades latinas (Latino/a/e) […]

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Detrás de cada miembro del servicio hay una familia que también sirve: lleva el esfuerzo constante de apoyo emocional durante el servicio activo y el regreso a la vida civil. […]

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La congresista Luz Rivas entregó a la Autoridad de Transporte Metropolitano del Condado de Los Ángeles (Metro) $660,000 en financiamiento federal para mejoras fundamentales de infraestructura en cobertizos para autobuses […]

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A two year old California law helps people recover cultural property that was taken or lost as a result of political persecution.

A motorist was arrested on murder charges after authorities say she slammed her SUV into a city bus in Los Angeles, killing at least two people and injuring six others

Federal and local prosecutors unveil new cases and a guilty plea, while asking: Who was actually watching LAHSA's books?

The co-founder of the new Lucas Museum had faced pressure from L.A. activists about Olympics concerns.

Since 1973, 27 gangs or subgroups have been identified through lawsuits and reports compiled by the department’s independent oversight bodies.

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Santa Ana is Orange County’s only sanctuary city. The City Council voted unanimously to adopt the new policy.

While 52% of likely voters said they would vote yes on Proposition 40, they are also lining up behind two competing November ballot measures that could nullify the wealth tax.

"Little Ugly's" sourdough bagels are thickly schmeared with a koji-infused homemade cream cheese and topped with juicy sun gold sliced tomatoes or smoked salmon. People are starting to line up for them on weekends on a quiet corner of Long Beach's Belmont Heights neighborhood.

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Californians over age 80 will be able to get a permanent exemption from jury duty under a new law Gov. Gavin Newsom signed.

Nine K-12 districts in California with these weapons have not been routinely reporting their inventories, renewing their policies, or holding public forums.

World’s Largest Beach Cleanup, O.C. Burger Week, Other Places Art Fair and more of the best things to do this weekend and beyond.

The helicopter was covering the scene of bus crash that killed two people and wounded others a short distance away from the crash site.

The move by the Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority comes amid criticism from the Trump administration and local leaders over mismanagement allegations.

Enrollment decline is steeper than projected this school year and expected state revenue fell.

The mayor declined to appear, calling it a political attack. The U.S. House panel’s chairman says he hasn't ruled out compelling her to speak.

The city has seen 8% more fatal traffic collisions this year compared to the same time last year, according to LAPD data from the end of August.

A separate report from L.A. County estimates major economic boost, but warns benefits will be uneven.

Activists put pressure on the city, questioning why a business often at the center of ICE raids and accused of mass surveillance sponsored the event.

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Non-Profit Organizations Invited to Attend Virtual Information Meetings on September 18 The City of Santa Clarita is now accepting applications for the 2027 Community Services and Arts Grants Program, with $200,000 in funding available to support eligible non-profit organizations providing community and arts services to Santa Clarita residents. Applications are available now at SantaClarita.gov/Grants and […]

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Thousands of homes survived last year’s L.A. fires, but were covered in toxic residue. Gov. Gavin Newsom has signed laws setting new rules for smoke damage cleanup.

Metro has a plan to deploy 1,750 additional buses for the Olympics and Paralympics. But that requires $1 billion in federal funds that hasn’t come through.

Cheer on the Los Angeles Kings Against the Utah Mammoth Get ready for the annual Santa Clarita Kings Day on Saturday, December 5, at 7:00 p.m. at the Crypto.com Arena! Come cheer on the Los Angeles Kings with your family, friends and neighbors as they face off against the Utah Mammoth. This year’s game will […]

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Since 2013, the mile-long stretch has seen 95 crashes and four deaths, including a fatal crash last month that renewed calls for added safety measures.

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The board of the Kennedy Center has voted to close the center over financial issues and a dispute over putting President Donald Trump’s name on the venue.

California’s opaque process allows powerful Democrats to bring home millions of dollars while rural, Republican-led districts receive little to none.

WASHINGTON, D.C. – In case you missed it, in a new op-ed published in The Washington Post, Rep. George Whitesides (D-CA), a member of the House Science, Space and Technology Committee and former chief of staff of NASA, called on the leading AI developers to pause work on their most advanced models for 30 days […]

Hispanic Heritage Month begins Sept. 15, and Metro is celebrating with a new commemorative TAP card, a specially wrapped bus and easy rides to the region’s biggest Mexico Independence Day celebrations.  Observed each year from Sept. 15 through Oct. 15, Hispanic Heritage Month recognizes the histories, cultures and contributions of Americans whose ancestors came from Spain, Mexico, the Caribbean […]

The Environmental Protection Agency is repealing rules that limit planet-warming greenhouse gas emissions from power plants fueled by coal and natural gas.

Raman has missed nearly 3,000 votes since being elected in 2020.

The Pitt and Widow's Bay took home the top prizes in television at the Emmy Awards on Monday night.

The Supreme Court has rejected the Trump administration's request to allow mail-in voting restrictions under a U.S. Postal Service plan for the midterm general election.

A photo essay featuring lowriders, bombs, and all kinds of custom rides cruising in true L.A. style. Even LAPD shutting down an entrance couldn't completely ruin the family-friendly day.

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Ray Jayawardhana is Caltech's 10th president

Ray Jayawardhana is Caltech's 10th president

Space Launch Delta 30 will host the 2026 Prisoner of War/Missing in Action (POW/MIA) Remembrance Day Closing Ceremony on Friday, Sept. 18, 2026, at 1:00 p.m. at the Vandenberg Space Force Base Flagstaffs (POW/MIA Memorial).

The U.S. Justice Department has struggled to secure felony convictions against most of the 102 protesters arrested since last year.

At least three alleged suicide attempts have occurred over the past year at one ICE facility. An anonymous source says staff and detainees are at their "breaking limit."

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Teachers in Los Angeles Unified are struggling to change how they teach and manage their classes to follow the district’s new screen time policy.

LAist will highlight our Olympics and Paralympics coverage every Monday, with a focus on how the Games will affect Angelenos.

DHS says they have put universities "on notice" that they could be in violation of federal rules that dictate work opportunities for international students.

The Supreme Court is weighing President Trump’s plan to limit universal mail-in voting with just seven weeks until the November election.

The new K-Town Archive is sharing hundreds of firsthand accounts of life in Koreatown and neighboring communities

The Pitt, Hacks, Widow's Bay and Pluribus are leading the Emmy nominations pack this year. Here's who we'll have our fingers crossed for on Monday night.

The singing contest was created last year by the Mexican government to strengthen the bonds between Mexicans living in the U.S. and Mexico.

A decade ago, the horror stories behind some of the 13 bills Gov. Gavin Newsom signed into law Thursday seemed the stuff of fiction. No more.

By Matthew Robinson CHATSWORTH- Friday night’s game between the Chatsworth Chancellors and the Arleta Mustangs will go down as one of the more bizarre games of the 2026 Los Angeles […]

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Dario Amodei and Sam Altman are the latest to urge caution amid fears the industry is racing too fast to build powerful AI while safety measures lag.

By City Manager Ken Striplin As parents, we want to give our children the tools they need to make good decisions and stay safe. Now that students are back in school, many young riders are using bikes and e-bikes to get to class, meet up with friends or travel around their neighborhoods. But no matter […]

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The ruling comes as Inglewood is arguing it shouldn’t have to pay $400 million to the companies behind SoFi.

How one surname ties together farming and the Japanese immigration experience.

Before cars, a so-called “Camel Corp” was brought to Los Angeles in hopes they could transport goods.

“Limitless” is a project of Help Group, a nonprofit that serves people in Los Angeles with autism and mental health challenges.

Parents have taken to social media, created petitions and are proposing a bond measure in order to address sweltering classrooms.

Unregulated electric bikes and motorcycles have caused a surge in crashes and a search for solutions.

A Celebration of Life and March was held in the City of San Fernando for Jenaro (Xenaro) Ayala.  At a local park, it was a fitting tribute for the Chicano […]

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The 9th Circuit declined to take up the case, letting stand a lower court’s order for the government to build thousands of new homes on the VA campus in West L.A.

Yang is also gearing up to tape her first one-hour comedy special.

State Sen. Ben Allen is one of two Democrats running for insurance commissioner in November. He sees the role foremost as a consumer advocate.

Bilingual teacher training programs haven’t recovered from 1998 ban organized by English Only advocates.

The 19-year-old Santa Monica farm-to-table legend is surprisingly now serving a vermilion fish taco, oyster mushrooms al pastor, and pork chops spread with beans and salsa mojcajete.

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The city manager says most people haven’t seen this much sand leave the beaches at once before.

Metro Art has released the latest onboard neighborhood poster in the popular Through the Eyes of Artists series, celebrating the lively rhythms and festive community spirit of Panorama City. Created by artist Mel Depaz, the new artwork captures an evening scene in Panorama City, with mariachi music and dancers gathered among brightly painted storefronts and […]

Gov. Gavin Newsom signed a set of bills intended to protect children by regulating internet use, including limiting chatbot sessions.

The U.S. marks the 25th anniversary of 9/11. Events will honor those lost, at a time when Americans are divided about the meaning and legacy of the terrorist attacks.

Baked T’Shuvah helps people get sober and teaches them how to make “addictive” baked goods. “Trust us,” their website says. “We understand addiction.”

We’re expecting temperatures to drop this weekend and carry into next week.

Fall is around the corner, and this weekend brings a packed lineup to close out the summer season. The LA Chargers open their NFL season at SoFi Stadium, Cold Waves Festival takes over Pacific Electric in Chinatown for two nights of dark electronic and post-punk sounds, and the East LA Mexican Independence Day parade kicks […]

The company wants more than $1 billion in damages, blaming Altus Power for the June 17 fire that destroyed its cold storage facility.

U.S. Space Force Lt. Gen. Philip A. Garrant, Space Systems Command commander, Natalie Riedel, SSC executive director, and Chief Master Sgt. Kevin Ryan, SSC senior enlisted leader, visited Vandenberg Space Force Base, California, Sept. 8-10, 2026.

Friday marks 25 years of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks in New York.

You could argue that asada is the official taco of Los Angeles. Exhibit A: These mouthwatering 19 tacos, ranked.

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At the Michelin-recognized CASA LEO, Chef Joshua Whigham's monthly paella drop resists the tourist version of the Spanish staple.

Voters in November will decide whether to make the sales tax increase permanent to pay for city maintenance, police and a host of other services.

WASHINGTON, D.C. – Today, Reps. George Whitesides (CA-27), Maria Salazar (FL-27), and Don Davis (NC-01) introduced the bipartisan Protecting Elders from Wire Fraud Act, legislation that would require financial institutions place holds on suspicious wire transactions leaving a senior’s account where financial exploitation is suspected.  As scams become more sophisticated and convincing, Congress has a responsibility to act to […]

The long-awaited, eye-catching Lucas Museum of Narrative Art opens Sept. 22 in Exposition Park, bringing together paintings, illustrations, comics, photography, movie costumes, and Star Wars artifacts—all focused on the art of visual storytelling. As with many other destinations in Exposition Park, the Museum is easy to reach by Metro. Take the E Line to Expo/Vermont […]

The city will still cut hundreds of other jobs — from firefighters to homeless outreach workers — elsewhere in its budget.

Questions and anxiety, however, still remain for these people and their families. Every option ahead of them now is their worst nightmare come to life.

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Final SENSES Block Party of the Season to Honor Businesses Lost in Old Town Newhall Fire The City of Santa Clarita invites residents to show up for Old Town Newhall and support ongoing fire recovery efforts at SENSES Block Party on Thursday, September 17, from 7:00 to 10:00 p.m. on Main Street. The event will […]

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The annual Eastside celebration returns Sunday with a parade, festival and live entertainment. Here's everything you need to know.

The project is still awaiting final approval, with questions remaining about its cost, design and how long it will stay up.

The president announced a $5,000 payment for every adult citizen if the Republican Party maintains control of the House and Senate in the midterm election.

By Councilmember Jason Gibbs The places we value most are often the ones we choose to care for together. In Santa Clarita, our quality of life is shaped not only by the community we have built, but by the natural environment we have a responsibility to protect. That commitment takes planning, investment and, most importantly, […]

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The game will air Thursday night on Netflix.

A mayoral debate flashpoint reignited a decades-old fight. Here's what the law says — and why enforcement looks nothing like it.

Erik Herrera quedó en shock al enterarse de que su amigo de la infancia fue baleado y murió la semana pasada por el Departamento de Policía de San Fernando (SFPD). […]

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El 12 de agosto, niños en todo Los Ángeles comenzaban su primer día del nuevo ciclo escolar. Pero para Paul Trapani, uno de los tres cofundadores y director del programa […]

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The Hollywood Reporter volvió a nombrar al Departamento de Cine y Televisión de California State University, Northridge (CSUN), el CTVA, como una de las “Top 25 American Film Schools”. CSUN […]

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Por Holiday Mathis (Creators.com) ARIES (21 de mar – 19 de abr) Es una caja sorpresa de un calendario esta semana. Lo que creíste que tardaría mucho podría pasar en […]

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Viernes, 11 de septiembre Clase de Impresión 3D: Intermedio Granada Hills 10640 Petit Ave. Granada Hills 3 p.m. –  4 p.m. Acompáñenos a disfrutar de una increíble experiencia de impresión […]

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Después de que la semana pasada se reportara un incendio en una vivienda de Studio City, un inmueble abandonado que por mucho tiempo ha sido un problema para familias vecinas, […]

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Una inversión sin precedentes de $3.75 millones en fondos nuevos de la Proposición 4 fue asegurada por la asambleísta Celeste Rodríguez para la comunidad de Sylmar, con el fin de […]

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Tras una moción del 11 de agosto presentada por la supervisora Lindsey P. Horvath, funcionarios de emergencias del Condado de Los Ángeles detallaron cómo se está preparando el condado para […]

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El Mes de la Herencia Latina comienza el martes 15 de septiembre, coincidiendo con las Fiestas Patrias, las festividades patrióticas, que incluyen el Día de la Independencia de México y […]

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La semana pasada, la Legislatura del Estado de California aprobó el AB 1626, una legislación clave que pone la capacitación en salud mental y trastornos por uso de sustancias en […]

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The investigation is expected to focus on jail conditions, not the actions of the sheriff's deputies who work inside the facility.

September 11, 2026 will mark 25 years since one of the darkest days in our nation’s history. “On that fateful day, our nation and our lives changed forever,” said Mayor Laurene Weste. “In the face of unimaginable danger, our firefighters, law enforcement officers, paramedics and first responders ran toward danger to save others. Their courage, […]

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Looking for a way to give back and make a meaningful impact in Santa Clarita? On Saturday, October 24, the City of Santa Clarita invites residents of all ages to get involved in the fourth annual Make a Difference Day, a nationwide day of service that brings communities together through volunteerism. This year, volunteers can […]

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Homes have been red tagged and high tides have caused severe erosion.

Former LBPD officer Erik Suarez was convicted of assault in another state two years after joining the force. Defense attorney alleges police never disclosed it as required.

Experts say composted organic mulch can help prevent erosion.

The injured coyote was also suffering from an infection that left severe damage to her jaw.

While not everyone can donate funds, these tattoo artists prove that you can donate time, skills, and hope.

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Free Workshop Helps Local Businesses Put AI-Powered Tools to Work The City of Santa Clarita invites local business owners, entrepreneurs and professionals to discover practical ways to use artificial intelligence during the free Grow with Google: Make AI Work for Your Business workshop on Tuesday, September 22, from 10:00 to 11:00 a.m. at the Canyon […]

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Space Launch Delta 30 hosted U.S. Space Force Lt. Gen. Philip A. Garrant, Space Systems Command commander, for an enterprise-wide all-call at the base theater at Vandenberg Space Force Base, California, Sept. 9, 2026.

LAist is hosting listening sessions throughout Southern California. Tell us what immigration issues we should cover.

SANTA YNEZ, CA – Singing, drumming, dancing and colorful regalia will return to Santa Ynez as Native American tribes from across North America gather for the Chumash Intertribal Powwow Oct. 3–4. The two-day gathering is the Santa Ynez Band of Chumash Indians’ largest cultural event of the year, bringing together tribal communities for traditional song and dance, competitions, Native foods, arts and crafts, and other cultural activities.

The move revives a tradition that largely disappeared after the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks 25 years ago this week.

A play looks back on 9/11, the NFL season kicks off, a Mexican Independence day celebration in Santa Ana, postcards from Ukraine and more.

Many U.S. companies publicly commit to supporting veterans, but available data often cannot show whether those efforts translate into lasting career outcomes. Better information about retention and advancement would help to determine which approaches are creating durable civilian careers.

Three company employees reported minor respiratory irritation and declined further treatment.

Jackson led the Lakers to five championships and seven NBA Finals appearances during two stints totaling 11 seasons as their head coach.

Remnants of Hurricane Marie continue to mix with high temperatures.

Make Your Voice Heard, Participate in the 2026 Community Needs Assessments Survey The City of Santa Clarita wants your input to help shape how approximately $1.4 million in Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) funding is used to address housing and community development needs. Beginning September 10 through November 27, residents are encouraged to participate in […]

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Marilyn “Mari” Barke will have to pay more than $100,000 in penalties, according to a judge's ruling last week.

L.A. Mayor Karen Bass announced a planned exit a week after LAist reported she skipped a majority of meetings for the region’s lead homeless services agency.

The state approved money in this year’s budget to help with startup costs for a 'childcare special district' in Riverside County.

ICE’s recklessness, aggression, and use of vehicles as assault weapons is nothing new. Recently, it went into overdrive.

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Mistress Cyan’s dungeon sits in an industrial pocket in South L.A., and her clients range from local cops to couples who swear BDSM saved their marriage.

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A House of Representatives subcommittee sent a letter to Bass last week about its concerns with the Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority.

Across Los Angeles, a generation raised in mesquite smoke and prepping mariscos is choosing legacy over escape. Here's why these five children of immgrants are refusing to let their parents’ hard-won businesses disappear.

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I am greeted by cast iron doors, engraved with spiraling pictographs and cool to the touch, even in the morning heat of June. I grip the handle—shaped, I'll learn, like a clapper stick, a traditional Chumash percussion instrument—and push it open. The sounds of birdsong, layered and ambient, rise toward a curved ceiling where light moves like cloud shadow. Here, what lies indoors simulates the beauty of the natural world.

Want to get involved in your neighborhood? You don’t have to be a policy expert. Here’s how to find your neighborhood council, check meeting agendas and speak up at a meeting.

Did we just start a tabloid war? Let’s hope so.

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Metro’s values are centered on the people who rely on the system every day. Hence, Metro has officially released its FY27 Adopted Budget with a focus on delivering a transit experience that is safer, cleaner, more reliable, and easier to use. The newly published budget puts riders first through targeted investments across the entire network.  Metro is reinventing the way it operates, including its expectations for safety, accountability, […]

More than 5% of California’s infants and toddlers are estimated to have experienced homelessness in 2023-24, a rise of about 12,000, or 16%, from the previous year.

Many schools still struggle with the transition to later school start times, advocates say.

California data centers guzzle billions of gallons of water to cool AI servers — and the public still doesn't know how much. Lawmakers want that to change.

At home or even in a supermarket, when we see a fruit fly hovering over produce, we swat them away thinking they’re just a small, harmless insect. We don’t give […]

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The state had determined previously that he brothers would not get another parole hearing until August 2028.

High surf advisory continues until Tuesday night, according to the National Weather Service

The order, issued after disruptive immigration raids in January 2025, placed new restrictions on immigration agents arresting people without warrants.

This California desert region was touted as the ‘Saudi Arabia of lithium.’ Years later, projects are behind schedule and workers are waiting for jobs.

The Trump administration has been fighting with California officials over offshore oil projects and the state's coastal commission, which works to protect the state's shores.

The California Legislature passed a bill that would force disclosure of information about emergency calls at immigrant detention centers.

Expect rain throughout the day.

Last weekend, the company finished removing some 88 million pounds of rotting food waste at the burned cold storage site.

Vintage clothes, antique jewelry and a crash course in bees — all in one little Burbank shop.

NPR's Linda Holmes is a daily puzzle devotee. She recommends games that will test your knowledge of geography, history, and even the most obscure corners of Wikipedia.

Chowdhury was among 31 people moved into housing during an Inside Safe operation in June.

By City Manager Ken Striplin Old Town Newhall has always been more than a destination. It is a place where neighbors gather, families make memories and local businesses pour their time, energy and dreams into creating something special for our community. The fire that swept through Main Street early Monday, August 24, was devastating for […]

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Hong Pham cooks — and sells — his homemade ducks from his South Pasadena backyard when he's not being a doctor.

Asian retailers like Miniso and Uniqlo which entered the L.A.-area market years ago are now branching out in the US.

In addition to light rain, forecasters are warning of dangerous surf.

We fact-check the claim.

From Ronald Regan to Donald Trump, Conal has skewered them all in his prints of their twisted visages. He tells us he just made "the angriest poster" of his career.

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Karen Bass and Nithya Raman detailed their environmental platforms at the Thursday night event and painted two different pictures of Los Angeles.

Visitors and residents are being urged to keep people and pets out of the water.

It's got a crispy, puff pastry-ish bun made in-house, which pockets various spiced meats. The sandwich is styled after by Xian’s traditional rou jia mo with big plans to expand in the U.S.

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Asked why Justin Szlasa was removed from the post, the LAHSA Commission head says that it is her 'prerogative' to change committee assignments.

The Education Department gathers a massive tranche of civil rights data about public school students. It's now available but harder to parse than in the past.

From our recent screening of Michael Mann’s Collateral, Larry Mantle, critics Tim Cogshell and Claudia Puig, and Barry Shabaka Henley discuss the film's portrayal of L.A.

California community colleges initially backed two bills to help them issue more bachelor’s degrees. Last-minute changes killed their support.

By Matthew Robinson PANORAMA CITY – Thursday’s contest between the Panorama Pythons and the Fulton Prep Jaguars was projected to be a competitive game between two 2-0 teams; instead, the […]

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Rep. Norma Torres of Pomona is calling on California to intervene to protect people detained at the facility where federal officials are under orders to improve conditions.

The Lynwood Library has reopened after its first major renovation in almost 50 years.

A Southern California state senator introduced the idea with a resolution that passed with unanimous, bipartisan support.

L.A. Mayor Karen Bass and her challenger Nithya Raman, an L.A. city council member, laid out their longer-term visions for L.A.'s environmental future.

The unprecedented step would create lists of adult citizens who are eligible to vote in each state – but Trump officials will not meet their own deadline.

Labor Day weekend is here, and Los Angeles is going out with a bang. BTS brings the Arirang World Tour to SoFi Stadium for two more nights; the Dodgers host Washington for a holiday weekend series at Uniqlo Field; and KCRW Summer Nights hits the Autry Museum and the NoHo Arts District for its final […]