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The Philip K. Dick Festival beams into Cal State Fullerton Aug. 20-23.

The race to succeed Nancy Pelosi as San Francisco’s representative in Congress features two Democratic candidates, who both claim the title of “progressive."

By City Manager Ken Striplin One of the City’s top priorities is to raise awareness of the consequences of unsafe driving every day of the year. Actions taken in a split second can change the trajectory of our lives. The results of shooting a quick text or closing your eyes while driving can be life-altering. […]

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For now, the only place you’ll find grizzlies in California are in zoos or on the state flag.

A new bike and pedestrian bridge connects to several other trails in the city.

The family behind Anzen Hardware reluctantly took it back. Now they're betting it'll find its place again.

We take you to a DIY skate park — for your fingers — in Atwater Village.

Detainees at Adelanto claim that staff have provided them with water from an unknown source that is routinely contaminated, despite a federal judge’s orders to provide detainees with clean, potable water. A video L.A. TACO received backs this up.

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A mistrial was declared in June.

The GR818ERS are celebrating their 16th anniversary with the return of its signature event, A Family Affair Festival (AFA Fest), with family-friendly events being held tonight and tomorrow in Canoga […]

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The former Orange County supervisor is serving a federal prison term in Tucson, Arizona, after pleading guilty to a felony charge of conspiracy to commit bribery.

Everybody should be following the Noem v. Vasquez Perdomo case like it was the O.J. Simpson trial and ICE was the runaway white Bronco.

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The U.S. Department of State has activated a support team from the Los Angeles County Fire Department’s (LACoFD) international Urban Search and Rescue (USAR) team, known as USA-2, to respond […]

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On Aug. 29, the Power of Sight Foundation will be hosting a free community vision clinic at Pacoima City Hall in partnership with Los Angeles City Councilmember Monica Rodriguez and […]

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Marqueece Harris-Dawson has introduced a motion in city council asking LA28 to ensure city businesses will get lucrative contracts.

Xavier Becerra holds an 18-point lead over Steve Hilton among likely voters in the new poll from UC Berkeley, a stark contrast to June’s messy primary contest.

A new survey by the Department of Angels finds that people who lost homes face an average gap of $500,000 between what they have and what they need to rebuild.

The party at Club Tempo has not stopped despite ongoing ICE raids, the rise of dating apps, and fewer young people going out.

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A California Assembly resolution is urging the federal government to speed up DACA renewals as prolonged processing delays leave some educators unable to work.

LAist sat down with the owners of Ho Tok Korean Pocket Pancake to talk about the food they grew up with and the variety they provide for folks in Southern California.

Tater tots will crumble, eggs will scramble, and the salsa macha will flow.

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The federal aid agency updated its fraud protections, delaying financial aid notifications to students by several weeks.

The iconic stadium at LBCC has a unique origin story. It starts with a group of Long Beach alums fighting in World War II.

The report from UC Berkeley’s Center for the Study of Child Care Employment found child cares have been losing enrollment of their 4- and 5-year-olds.

A low pressure system is driving mild, cloudy conditions over the next few days. But forecasters say hot weather will return to Southern California next week.

Mayor Karen Bass on Thursday said the city was considering civil litigation to reimburse the city’s costs responding to the disaster.

Beachgoers are encountering more stingrays and suffering their lashings as a marine heat wave off Southern California draws them closer to shore.

Proponents say they’ll try a different tactic to get affordable housing built at the soon-to-close airport.

At CineOpera, Chef Paco Moran's Maradona-inspired menu is just the opening act.

Summer is hitting its stride, and this weekend delivers across the board. KCRW Summer Nights takes over Union Station Saturday night, KCON LA brings K-pop culture to the Convention Center and Karol G performs three nights at SoFi Stadium. Metro can get you to all of it. Here’s what’s happening. All Weekend LA Dodgers host […]

The warrantless arrests have been a key feature of the government’s mass deportation efforts.

Long Beach is trying to close a large budget gap with cuts across many departments.

How to win thousands in prize money and amass millions of followers, according to the experts.

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The bills would require companies like Lineage maintain contingency funds for emergencies and would raise possible fines when they violate local regulations.

Thursday’s order comes a week after federal and regional homelessness officials faced off in court.

By Councilmember Jason Gibbs As summer comes to a close and students begin preparing for a new school year, the Santa Clarita Public Library is ready to help make the transition easier for families throughout our community. Students entering kindergarten, heading into high school or beginning their college journey can all benefit from the Library’s […]

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A new report finds several top executives brushed aside concerns from subordinates about conflicts of interest with disgraced former Supervisor Andrew Do.

El superintendente de Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD), Andrés E. Chait, inició su primer día “de regreso a clases” al amanecer en Van Nuys, donde saludó a los conductores […]

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Mientras muchos padres esperan el inicio del nuevo ciclo escolar, agradecidos por el regreso de horarios predecibles y las rutinas diarias, para otros viene acompañado de una preocupación constante y […]

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Por Cynthia Chen, CEO y fundadora de Kikoff ¿Cuáles son los principales factores que actualmente están impulsando el alto costo de las compras para regreso a clases? El mayor motor […]

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Por Holiday Mathis (Creators.com) ARIES (21 de mar – 19 de abr) Es fácil hacer pareja con gente que piensa igual, pero esta semana trae compañeros con enfoques, fortalezas y […]

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Agosto de Lunes a Viernes Programa de Almuerzos para Personas Mayores Parque Las Palmas 505 S. Huntington St. San Fernando 10 a.m. – 12 p.m. ¡Únete a nosotros en el […]

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Arroyo High School en la ciudad de San Fernando, antes César Chávez Learning Academies (CCLA), comenzó el ciclo escolar 2026-2027 con su nuevo nombre mostrado con claridad en el letrero […]

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La 86.ª Reunión Anual Sturgis de motociclistas está en pleno apogeo esta semana, y cada año lleva a decenas de miles de personas a Dakota del Sur. En el centro […]

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LOS ÁNGELES (CNS) – Los estudiantes del Distrito Escolar Unificado de Los Ángeles (LAUSD) regresaron a las aulas esta semana para el inicio del ciclo escolar, mientras el distrito implementa […]

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Justo a tiempo para el inicio del próximo ciclo escolar, el mural en Gridley-Montañez Dual Language Academy en la ciudad de San Fernando, que rinde homenaje a la exconcejala fallecida, […]

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Al entrar a Stirling Behavioral Health Institute en Van Nuys, niños, adolescentes y padres ahora son recibidos por una vista vibrante y acogedora: un mural que representa un paisaje ideal […]

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The city is still on the hook for a potentially infinite amount of money if the 2028 Olympics are a financial failure.

Some environmental health experts told LAist that school officials have more work to do on testing and cleaning at some campuses.

People monitoring air quality say levels of particulate matter, methane, hydrogen sulfide and ammonia are safe. At least one scientist has concerns.

Heidi Beirich, a political extremism expert, left the Alabama-based organization about six years ago. Her attorney called the indictment politically motivated.

The fate of $240 million in federal funds to help people experiencing homelessness across L.A. County will soon be decided by a federal judge.

Fifteen women graduated from a program run by the Mexican consulate in L.A. Organizers say their families, neighborhoods and the region will benefit.

City staff will draft an ordinance barring workers from being laid off during ownership changes.

This year's Disciples of the Corn dinner moves to a bigger stage — with eight chefs bringing their own spin to regional Mexican cooking.

New Art Exhibit Highlights Creative Talents of City Staff and Their Families The City of Santa Clarita is pleased to present the return of “Beyond the Desk,” on display in the First Floor Gallery at City Hall (23920 Valencia Boulevard) now through November 18, 2026. Now in its second year, this juried exhibition showcases the […]

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In a city where younger generations aren't necessarily going out, drinking, or dancing the way they used to, burlesque quietly continues to thrive.

The post Seven Dancers Proving L.A.’s Burlesque Scene Is the Best in the World appeared first on L.A. TACO.

Jackie died earlier this week after suffering from severe anemia and receiving intensive, round-the-clock care.

ICE officers may soon be outfitted with gloves that can deliver painful electric shocks that are intended to gain compliance from combative individuals.

The Los Angeles mayor, who also chairs the Metro Board, plans to introduce a motion to study a fare-free transit system, her office said. The timing for the motion is unclear.

LAUSD says campuses within 3 miles of the burned warehouse have been thoroughly cleaned, monitored and deemed safe for students and staff.

RFK Jr. & HUD Secretary blast “homeless industrial complex” and tout local faith-based providers as models for reform

Kushner and Iger are buying the NBA’s most valuable franchise, which was valued last year at $10 billion

As a new school year starts up, America's schools are grappling with many tough challenges—from AI in the classroom to cell phone bans to chronic absenteeism. Heather Schwartz, vice president and director of RAND Education, Employment, and Infrastructure, discusses what these trends mean for teachers, students, and parents.

As educators in the nation's second-largest district prepare for the new limits on classroom screen time, some teachers say it will be a difficult adjustment.

Sign up for a Graffiti Towers walking tour, eat out with Dine LA deals, check out some Route 66-themed films at the Norton Simon and more of the best things to do this week.

Los Angeles Police Officer Daniel Flores secretly recorded colleagues he says were making racist, sexist and homophobic remarks.

Officials announced environmental testing results one day before classes resume at dozens of schools within a three-mile radius of the Lineage warehouse.

Around 80 detainees were forcibly deported to the Central African Republic, which the U.S. strongly advises against visiting due to potential danger. L.A. TACO spoke with 37-year-old Aristides Fernandez Garcia, who has no idea what the future looks like after his 90-day visa expires.

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Alexandra Lozano had offices across the country, including Southeast L.A.

A new superintendent and the LAUSD board face having to reshape the nation's second-largest school district to address a looming nine-figure budget shortfall.

The French-inspired outdoor pop-up is held at secret locations around L.A.

Data brokers sell everything they know about you—browsing history, pregnancies, Social Security numbers—to organizations like ICE and CBP, under a recent LexisNexis contract worth up to $22.1 million.

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Every trip tells a story—and your voice can help shape the future of Metro.  Metro is seeking community members to serve on its Public Safety Advisory Committee (PSAC), a diverse group of riders and community representatives who provide feedback and recommendations to help create a transit system that is safe, welcoming, and responsive to the […]

The shift comes as U.S. stockpiles of key weapons have dwindled and as stop-start talks seem again to have stalled. But Trump insists the pressure can lead to a breakthrough.

California ordered cities and counties to plan for 2.5 million new homes by 2030. Only five jurisdictions are on track to hit their numbers.

Adaptability and Resilience in an Evolving Art World Join us on Saturday, October 3, 2026, from 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. at the Canyon Country Community Center for the fifth annual Business for Artists Conference: Adaptability and Resilience in an Evolving Art World. Tailored for independent artists, small business owners, educators, students and creative professionals […]

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The plan would have let voters decide whether to pass a 10% rideshare tax. But members of the City Council worried it would harm tourists and residents alike.

Small L.A. business owners have nearly zero rights to fight an eviction due to a 1987 state law that protects acquisition firms.

Councilmember says removal is punishment for running against L.A. Mayor Karen Bass.

State and local officials, tribal leaders, activists and others spoke in opposition to the federal government's review of California's coastal management practices.

President Donald Trump signed an executive order on Monday about vaccines, saying children should get fewer.

Raul Martinez Jr. of 105BBQ tells L.A. TACO, "Pre-orders sell out within days of posting." People DM him offering to pay in advance, just to hold a spot.

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The famous 14-year-old bald eagle had been receiving intensive care at the Ojai Raptor Center in recent weeks.

A new community space managed by base chapel volunteers dedicated for the purposes of distributing donated groceries to families in need opened at Vandenberg Space Force Base, California, Aug. 10, 2026.

California craft liquor deliveries could end Jan. 1. Distillers say powerful alcohol companies and Teamsters killed an extension of the delivery law.

Five L.A. County pools participate in this year's "Pooches in the Pool."

Neurotechnology is advancing, and California companies, lawmakers and unions are jockeying to shape how the resulting data can be used.

The proposed changes still need to go through review, including a 60-day comment period. Providers say Head Starts are operating as usual

A city budget proposal would shutter libraries on Mondays and lay off over a dozen library workers.

The shopping center was home to roughly two dozen businesses including Antojitos Martin and Red’s Flavor Table.

A survey of nearly 50 businesses near East Cesar E. Chavez and Eastern avenues found revenue dropped 70% to 75% in the days after the spill, county officials said.

Charles-Henri Avelange spent almost 20 years trying to turn the firefighters' creed into an anthem. It took 90 Hollywood musicians — and the L.A. fires — to finish part of it.

By City Manager Ken Striplin Every season brings new opportunities to get involved, stay active and discover something new in Santa Clarita. One of the best ways to explore everything happening in our community is through Seasons, the City’s quarterly recreation guide. More than a catalog of classes, Seasons is your guide to the programs, […]

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The Orange Coast College Planetarium is the only venue in SoCal hosting listening sessions ahead of Friday’s release of Lost Weekend.

Every Sunday night, a rotating cast of jazz greats plays an intimate set at the Los Angeles Athletic Club. Here's how to catch one.

The Orange Coast College Planetarium is the only venue in SoCal hosting listening sessions ahead of Friday’s release of Lost Weekend.

Daniel Shemtob's new series turns strangers' family recipes into tacos, and grief into connection.

Evacuations orders and warnings are in place in both L.A. and Kern counties.

A detainee from Adelanto ICE Detention Center showed L.A. TACO a live cockroach during a video call. It’s not the first time they have found roaches in their cell.

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The decision could change the pace of a separate legal battle between the L.A. region's lead homelessness agency and the federal government.

LAist sat down with Johnny Lee, chef and owner of Rasarumah, to talk about what inspired his restaurant's Southeast Asian fusion menu.

The celebration is returning for the first time since the summer of 2024 after planners postponed the event for a year due to immigration enforcement concerns.

City Ties for Top Ranking for the Fourth Consecutive Year The City of Santa Clarita has once again been recognized as the “Most Business-Friendly City” in the Los Angeles County Business Federation’s (BizFed) 2026 Pulse Poll. This marks the fourth consecutive year and seventh time overall that the City has earned the distinction. The annual […]

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The County of Los Angeles Department of Parks and Recreation (LA County Parks), in partnership with the Department of Animal Care and Control, is announcing the return of Pooches in […]

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Local educators are offering two upcoming trainings for community patrols.

Followed by federal immigration agents or asked to take down their zines, these artists are aware of the danger that comes with speaking out and still going strong.

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Coastal erosion and landslides along the major coastal rail corridor have caused several service disruptions since 2021.

WASHINGTON, D.C. – Today, Reps. George Whitesides, Chrissy Houlahan, and Mike Haridopolos introduced the bipartisan Military Readiness Through Resilient Lands Act, legislation that instructs the Department of Defense to develop and maintain goals and metrics to assess natural resources on military installations. Natural disasters, such as wildfires and floods, and deterioration of environmental conditions can compromise important operations on military […]

“There's . . . nowhere else, other than L.A., where you’d find these two cultures in such proximity, which is also why there are so many half-Persian, half-Mexican people,” the party organizer says.

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The California State University 2025 Systemwide Housing plan said there’s a need for about 500 beds at the campus. But we found many existing beds aren't being used.

Amy Phan West has raised the ire of fellow councilmembers, local watchdogs, and now the Orange County prosecutor’s office.

Iran's parliament is reviewing a plan to ban ships linked to the U.S., Israel and other "hostile countries" from transiting the Strait of Hormuz.

Auditors said they’re confident the Inglewood Unified School District will exit the first of two phases of state control next year.

We hope this register offers a moment to remember the names and stories of the victims. For each one, we’ve included the backstory we were able to gather alongside the official account from government agencies.

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Scientists say the "biolibrary" at the L.A. County Natural History Museum will help them better track the effects of climate change on a fragile and beloved ecosystem.

The decision comes after residents urged the board to impose stricter penalties on the company.

WASHINGTON, D.C. — Today, Rep. George Whitesides (CA-27) joined Rep. Joe Neguse (CO-02), Natural Resources Committee Ranking Member Rep. Jared Huffman (CA-02), Agriculture Committee Ranking Member Rep. Angie Craig (MN-02), and Forestry and Horticulture Subcommittee Ranking Member Rep. Andrea Salinas (OR-06) to introduce the Wildfire Response and Readiness Act, a comprehensive package of wildland fire policy that meets the moment for Americans facing increasingly active, destructive, and […]

The guide, produced by local scientists and other experts, gives recommendations for families that were affected by the Eaton and Palisades fires.

President Donald Trump says he is once again trying to limit birthright citizenship in the U.S.

This weekend in L.A. is all about music. Events are happening all over the city, from jazz and rock to EDM and soul. Whether you want to dance or enjoy the tunes, you can check out the LA Jazz Festival or Head In the Clouds at the Rose Bowl. Metro can help you get there. […]

Visit The MAIN for the Newest Art Exhibit! The City of Santa Clarita is proud to announce its latest art exhibition, Illuminated Women by Jane Mick, on display at The MAIN (24266 Main St) now through September 2, 2026. This exhibition features vibrant mixed media paintings that shimmer with texture, color and light. Adorned with […]

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Choripán, vermouth, and no occasion needed at the Studio City live-fire restaurant.

AirTalk listeners weighed in on whether furry friends belong in eateries.

“Many people think they have to go out of South Central to enjoy good-quality food, good-quality anything, but with this passport, we hope it makes people realize that they have quality right here in these neighborhoods," co-creator Patricia Amador says.

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Last year the district provided rides to 1,000 students whose families worried about immigration enforcement, LAUSD leaders said.

It would slim regulation of the 60-year-old anti-poverty program and aim to save money. Advocates worry the changes could undermine the early education program's mission.

Food insecurity among children in Orange County jumped by nearly 30%, according to a recent report from Feeding America.

At The Cove Skatepark in Santa Monica, your age, gender, or experience level doesn't matter.

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All Volunteers Must Pre-Register by Friday, September 18 Volunteer registration is now open for the 31st Annual River Rally Clean-Up and Environmental Expo scheduled for Saturday, September 19, from 8:00 to 11:00 a.m. This year’s River Rally will be held at the Newhall Community Center (22421 Market Street), where volunteers will clean a portion of […]

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Insurance affects the cost of rent, housing supply and recovery from disaster. Nearly half of California residents rent.

Bryan Andrews' "Taking My Flag Back" tour comes to the Moroccan Lounge in December.

Beck, Natalia Lafourcade and Carlos Vives join for the visionary music and artistic director's Hollywood Bowl finale.

By Councilmember Bill Miranda “The real voyage of discovery consists not in seeking new landscapes, but in having new eyes.” — Marcel Proust Summer is the perfect season to slow down, spend time with family and friends and enjoy everything our beautiful community has to offer. While traveling to a faraway destination is always exciting, […]

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Here’s why first time homebuyers in California keep getting older.

La semana previa al inicio de quinto grado en Pacoima Middle School, Aiden Vázquez vivió una experiencia poco común: se reunió con varios miembros de la facultad de su nueva […]

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Mientras las familias del Valle de San Fernando y otras zonas se preparan para el nuevo ciclo escolar, los padres pueden dar unos pasos sencillos para ayudar a sus hijos […]

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Ya sea que seas el mejor cantante en la regadera o pienses que estás listo para el siguiente American Idol, el Coro Comunitario de Mission College quiere darte la bienvenida […]

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Por Holiday Mathis (Creators.com) ARIES (21 de mar – 19 de abr) Mientras apagas los incendios de siempre, quizá te preguntes: ¿Cómo han podido vivir tanto tiempo sin mí? Considera […]

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Viernes, 7 de agosto Regalo Gratuito de Mochilas para el Regreso a Clases en North Hills Boost Mobile 9150 Sepulveda Blvd. North Hills 3 p.m. – 6 p.m. ¡Acompáñanos en […]

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SAN FERNANDO (CNS) – El Departamento de Policía de San Fernando anunció el nombramiento de un nuevo jefe de policía interino el martes 4 de agosto. Anthony Miranda se espera […]

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El primer seminario piloto de seguridad trimestral en Whiteman Airport se realizó el 27 de julio, y pilotos, instructores de vuelo, propietarios de aeronaves y miembros de la comunidad aeronáutica […]

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La Oficina del Médico Forense del Condado de Los Ángeles (DME, por sus siglas en inglés) dio a conocer el nombre de la víctima que murió en una agresión con […]

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En 2021, el programa Crisis and Incident Response through Community-led Engagement (CIRCLE) se lanzó en Los Ángeles para desplegar equipos de respuesta ante crisis en lugar de agentes policiacos, con […]

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Durante el fin de semana, los jugadores y entrenadores de football del Pierce College de Los Ángeles expresaron su preocupación por rumores de que su temporada sería cancelada por la […]

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“ They're trying to underreport what is happening and trying to skew the numbers. We already know the number is higher than it's ever been,” Rep. Rob Menendez told the media in a press call on August 3.

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At a South Coast AQMD hearing, Boyle Heights and East LA residents demanded faster cleanup and tougher penalties for Lineage.

30th Security Forces Squadron joined with local first responders in Lompoc, California, to host National Night Out, Aug. 4, 2026.

The group behind the initiative pulled back their efforts in order to improve the measure for a future ballot.

States failed to reach a Colorado River deal, so the feds are likely to impose a stopgap plan, cutting California’s supply 10% through 2028.

SANTA YNEZ VALLEY, Calif., August 5, 2026 —Member of Team Chumash, the volunteer group from the Santa Ynez Band of Chumash Indians Foundation, will spend the morning of August 10 volunteering at Shepherd Giving Farm, Veggie Rescue’s newest program, located west of Buellton. Volunteers will plant new crops, weed, and harvest tomatoes, squash, cucumbers, and ambrosia cantaloupes.

Dumpling crawl? Sometimes they have lacy, crispy skirts, and sometimes they are chewy, broth-filled bombs of delicious joy. Either way, you’ll find the best dumplings in Los Angeles among the neighborhoods that make up the SGV.

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Edison leader Pedro Pizarro spoke on AirTalk with Larry Mantle about an L.A. County Fire Department report, which concluded the utility's equipment sparked the 2025 fire.

Residents living beside The Silver Platter’s proposed new home say work schedules, language barriers and an unfamiliarity with Zoom kept many from speaking at a hearing.

Officials are asking for a California law to be amended and include the city’s participation.

City’s Official Podcast Features Resident Questions and “Mean Tweets” The City of Santa Clarita is excited to announce the release of a new episode of Santa Clarita Voices, the City’s official podcast, featuring an informative and interactive community Q&A with City Manager Ken Striplin. Joined by Communications Manager Carrie Lujan, resident questions, which were submitted […]

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Head Start changes may include eliminating rules that ensure low student-to-teacher ratios and minimum teacher qualifications.

The largest spending so far appears to be Airbnb in support of Karen Bass, and the LAPD officers’ union and a major landlord company against Nithya Raman.

RiverFest, Shakespearean robots, National Oyster Day and more of the best things to do around L.A. and Southern California this weekend and beyond.

Disasters are becoming more frequent, more severe, and more costly. This only intensifies the already difficult challenges facing America's emergency managers. RAND's Jessica Jensen and Glen Woodbury discuss how AI tools could help these professionals save lives, protect property, and reduce harm to communities.

Authorities say they have arrested a man who was walking the grounds and appeared to be monitoring security planning at President Trump’s California golf course.

Every year, the collective hosts the Congreso, a multi-day gathering where clowns from across the United States and Latin America swap techniques, attend workshops, discover new products, and uplift one another, even hosting an Oscars-style awards show on the final night in one last hurrah.

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The spadefoot's presence here more than 1 million years ago is helping researchers understand how the Ice Age changed our region.

Fans who win a slot to buy tickets will get an email Aug. 6 or 7.

Federal officials say they're already meeting orders to immediately improve medical care, water and food. Attorneys for those detained say poor conditions remain the norm.

L.A. City Councilmember Ysabel Jurado introduced seven motions Tuesday, all geared at providing immediate and long-term relief.

County supervisors voted Tuesday to help small businesses affected by the aftermath of the Boyle Heights warehouse fire.

The L.A. City Council voted to place a measure on the November ballot that would exempt fire survivors from Measure ULA.

Can paying people not to drive reduce traffic?   Research and practice from around the globe* shows that incentives to take transit, carpool, walk, or bike can meaningfully reduce driving trips — and that lower car ownership reduces miles traveled and time spent in traffic for everyone (in cars and buses).   This summer, LA Metro is putting that idea to the […]

Los Angeles may lack the famous Jamaican restaurant scene of New York or Miami, but there are some insanely delicious family-run Caribbean meals hiding in our strip malls and Black family-owned storefronts if you know where to look.

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The Los Angeles Unified School District Board planned to vote on firing former Superintendent Alberto Carvalho for cause before he resigned in June.

WASHINGTON, D.C. – Today, Reps. George Whitesides (CA-27), April McClain-Delaney (MD-06), and Andrea Salinas (OR-06) introduced the Understanding AI in the Classroom Act. The use of artificial intelligence in the classroom has expanded greatly, yet very little research is being done to understand the real effects it has on students. As teachers and administrators evaluate if and how to permanently integrate AI into their classrooms, more […]

A new report says arcing from electrical equipment owned by the utility sparked the January 2025 fire that killed 19 people and destroyed thousands of homes.

As Los Angeles welcomed visitors from around the globe this summer, Soundtrips made Metro into more than a ride—the playlists became part of the pre-game celebration.  Created by Metro Art and KCRW, the music series invited riders to experience Los Angeles through music. Designed to accompany journeys on Metro, Soundtrips turns everyday travel into an immersive listening experience that connects neighborhoods, cultures and […]

The City Council voted 3-2 to install a network of cameras that photographs and logs the license plate of every vehicle entering and leaving the city.

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L.A. officials say people living on the streets will likely have to leave certain areas come 2028. They don't know how they'll be moved or who will pay for it.

Boyle Heights families have faced smoke, stench and pests. Los Angeles Unified says after deep cleaning, their campuses are safe.

For the first time, starting this fall, 56 East L.A. College students will use student housing at Cal State L.A. in an effort to address housing insecurity.

The latest numbers were a blow to an incumbent mayor who put homelessness at the top of her agenda.

Tough decisions come after the Los Angeles County Office issues a “Lack of Going Concern” letter to LAUSD.

I share this to be transparent with you all about the risks that reporters take to bring you these stories.

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California lawmakers have fewer than 30 days to hash out deals on climate spending, wildfires, school sex abuse settlements and California Forever.

They’re all over our roads and really good at helping police solve crimes, but do California’s automated license plate readers need limits?

Todd Blanche's nomination to serve as attorney general has been held up in a Senate committee over the $1.8 billion fund.

The Inland Empire is home to nearly 5 million people. This guide provides a small handful of the hundreds of nonprofits in the region working to assist and support the most vulnerable among the population.

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The number of people experiencing homelessness from fleeing similar violence jumped by more than 43% since last year, according to data released in recent weeks.

A Santa Monica local founded the Farmlink Project, which was recently one of 10 recipients of a $50,000 Keeling Curve prize.

Thousands of unaccompanied immigrant children are set to lose legal representation. The federal contract that pays for legal access expired Friday.

The Los Angeles Dodgers have acquired the biggest prize on the trade deadline market, getting two-time reigning AL Cy Young Award winner Tarik Skubal from the Detroit Tigers.

Yo La Tengo, Tune-Yards, Cibo Matto's Yuka Honda and more play music of the Plastic Ono Band on Aug. 8.

“The best way to predict the future is to create it.” — Peter Drucker One of the greatest responsibilities we share as a community is preparing our young people for the future. As a father, I know firsthand that every parent hopes their child will grow into a confident, compassionate and responsible adult. We do […]

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Long Beach officials proposed deep cuts as they grapple with dwindling reserves, rising personnel costs and a slew of fiscal issues.

From Persian saffron pistachio to vegan Indonesian-inspired flavors, here's where LAist listeners are getting their sweet cool treats.

The artist, who shook up the art world and inspired generations of artists, died Sunday at 99.

Malibu and Pasadena have settled a lawsuit that a developer and a YIMBY group filed after elected leaders restricted SB 9 development in burn zones.

The 4th Space Launch Squadron (4th SLS) officially reactivated during a historic activation and assumption of command ceremony held at the Boathouse at South Vandenberg, July 31, 2026.

"People think of this as the ultimate Hollywood experience," says Escott Norton, former executive director of the Los Angeles Historic Theatre Foundation.

LAHSA suspension puts $241 million for permanent housing, rent subsidies and other aid in limbo.

Voters will decide whether or not to ban data centers outright in the city.

Visitors can now see Ari, the baby Magellanic penguin, at the aquarium's June Keyes Penguin Habitat.

The federal government said the facility already meets many standards and asked the court to hold off on enforcing a July order. Advocates for detainees disagree.

L.A. Mayor Karen Bass is directing city departments to stop the Lineage warehouse from being rebuilt for now.

“I am trying to recreate an atmosphere that is very close to a backyard barbecue in Brazil,” the chef tells L.A. TACO. “People can expect good music, lots of protein: beef ribs, steaks, sausages, and veggies."

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Trump officials say they found 250,000 noncitizens on voter rolls in just four states. Those states don't know where the numbers came from.

Dating isn't cheap, especially in a place like greater L.A. And costs are rising.

Local governments have until Aug. 7 to call a local measure election to be included in the November General Election.

July is wrapping up, and August arrives this weekend with the heat firmly in place. HARD Summer takes over Hollywood Park in Inglewood, the Dodgers host the Boston Red Sox at Uniqlo Field, and country night closes out the Zoo After Dark series in Griffith Park. Before you head out, check the C Line service […]

Extreme heat warnings are in effect throughout Southern California. And experts continue to warn about fire weather and beach hazards.

The City of Santa Clarita invites local artisans and crafters to apply for the highly anticipated Makers Marketplace, returning as part of the annual Light Up Main Street, presented by DrinkPAK, on Saturday, November 21. Vendor applications are now open through August 31 and can be submitted online at OldTownNewhall.com. The Makers Marketplace offers a […]

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With an excessive heat forecast expected to impact the region over the next 10 days, according to the National Weather Service, the City of Santa Clarita encourages residents to take precautions to stay safe and cool. Residents looking for relief from the heat can visit several City facilities and community resources that are open daily […]

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The Irvine show is sold out, but you could win a pair by volunteering in Los Angeles and Orange counties.

Owner Barbara Burrell shifts to catering, citing a harsh economic landscape.

FIFA President Gianni Infantino’s greed finally pushed everyone to the limit as UEFA threatens a boycott of all FIFA tournaments, including the World Cup, and CONCACAF have formally rejected FIFA’s latest proposal.

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U.S. Space Force sergeant, technical sergeant, and master sergeant selects gather during a sergeant release party at Vandenberg Space Force Base, California, July 29, 2026.

A new rule for asylum applications adds to the bevy of changes under the Trump administration to the core program for those fleeing persecution in their home countries.

A fast-moving blaze near Yosemite is testing California’s quiet fire season. New research shows heat waves drive nearly half of summer wildfire acreage — here’s why.

The tree-lined acres along Big Bear Lake will be essentially untouched for the plants and wildlife who call the habitat home, according to environmental organizations.

KCRW Summer Nights with Metro Art returns to LA’s historic Union Station on Saturday, August 15, with a free, all-ages epic music experience.   Catch the hypnotic grooves of RIO KOSTA, plus sets from KCRW DJs J.Rocc and LUXXURY. Dance in this storied LA landmark, check out the station’s many artworks and exhibitions, and grab some refreshments as you soak in a night […]

By Mayor Pro Tem Patsy Ayala Wildfires do not wait for us to be ready. In Southern California, we have seen firsthand how quickly a small brush fire can become a major emergency. Fueled by dry vegetation, steep terrain and strong winds, wildfires can spread rapidly, leaving little time to react. That is why preparedness […]

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The filings come as Mayor Karen Bass opposes rebuilding. Here's how the city's permit process works and who ultimately decides whether the project can move forward.

The first phase of LAUSD’s screentime limits starts in August.

Officials say the number of unhoused people in families with children countywide was down compared to the year before. But they say there's more to the story.

Casi un año después de cerrar el primer Valley Film Festival de su tipo en el Valle de San Fernando —después de 25 años de mostrar películas locales, nacionales e […]

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Edgar Ponce es de “toda la vida” en el Valle de San Fernando. También es de “toda la vida” en el boxeo. Nacido y criado en Sun Valley, el hombre […]

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ARIES (21 de mar – 19 de abr) Esta semana te enseña en quién confiar, o, más precisamente, en qué cosas puedes confiar en alguien. Porque la confianza, en realidad, […]

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Viernes, 24 de julio Feria de Artesanías y Vendedores del Verano 2026 de Los Ángeles Pierce College 6201 Winnetka Ave. Woodland Hills 10 a.m. – 5 p.m. ¡Prepárate para disfrutar […]

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Hace tres años, El Nido Family Centers comenzó a realizar el primer farmers market certificado en Pacoima cada sábado, abierto al público, con productos frescos, vendedores locales, artesanos y actividades […]

The post El Nido Recibe una Subvención de 315,000 Dólares para el Pacoima Farmers Market y Programas de Bienestar appeared first on The San Fernando Valley Sun.

Muchas personas conocen la Bendición de los Animales, ya que esta ceremonia popular se ha celebrado anualmente durante muchos años en Olvera Street, en el centro de Los Ángeles, y […]

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La congresista federal Laura Friedman anunció una nueva inversión federal de 1.031 millones de dólares para fortalecer la seguridad comunitaria en Glendale antes de los Juegos Olímpicos de Los Ángeles […]

The post Congresswoman Friedman Anuncia Inversión Federal de 1.031 Millones para Mejorar la Seguridad en Glendale Rumbo a los Juegos Olímpicos de 2028 appeared first on The San Fernando Valley Sun.

Cerca de Glenoaks Boulevard en Glendale la semana pasada, los gritos desgarradores de una mujer estremecieron a los presentes. “¡Ayúdenme! ¡Ayúdenme!”, suplicó repetidamente en español, mientras cinco agentes de la […]

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Por Ron Berinstein En nombre de los miles de residentes del sur de California que se benefician diariamente de los servicios vitales que facilita el Aeropuerto Whiteman, digo: “Bien hecho”. […]

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Casi dos meses después del anuncio repentino del 5 de junio de que el exjefe de la Policía de San Fernando (SFPD), Fabian Valdez, se iría de la ciudad, el […]

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Three pioneering military leaders who helped forge the nation's early space reconnaissance capabilities toured the Space and Missile Technology Center, July 29, 2026.

A number of local artists involved in a heavily attended, viral art show in a former 99 Cents Only Store tell L.A. TACO they’re still yet to be paid for the work that was sold.

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The Environmental Protection Agency has proposed new standards for monitoring the potential contaminants in our drinking water. Here’s how you can weigh in.

The City of Santa Clarita is seeking proposals from experienced food service operators to manage The Wheel, the quick-service restaurant located within the new The Rink Sports Pavilion at 20860 Centre Pointe Parkway. Expected to open in early October 2026, The Rink will become Santa Clarita’s premier roller skating destination, welcoming recreational skaters, league participants, […]

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The University of California system also announced a record high number of transfers from California community colleges.

It comes after complaints from residents about a pack of coyotes at an unfinished construction site.

After good samaritans prevented ICE from detaining a Vietnamese-Australian man at Harry Reid International Airport in Las Vegas, community watch groups are receiving more calls about airport targets.

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The Federal Reserve left its benchmark interest rate unchanged Wednesday. Fed policymakers say they remain committed to curbing stubborn inflation.

Nearly a century in, the Fairfax institution is still going strong — feeding Canter's original patrons’ grandkids and their grandkids.

ICE quickly opened a new detention center in a former California state prison last year. Detainees now are suing over their access to healthcare.

Interim findings show residents want elected representatives, greater transparency and more influence over county decisions.

The flare-up on multiple fronts raised the risk of a return to all-out war, underscoring the difficulty of winding down a conflict that has jolted the world economy.

Line dancing at the Zoo, Violent Femmes at the Bellwether, a burger-eating contest and more of the best things to do this weekend and beyond.

Voters will decide in November on a proposed charter change that would restore funding for jail diversion programs.

A confluence of weather patterns here at home and across the Pacific Ocean is funneling sticky air to Southern California.

Facing disciplinary charges from the California State Bar, the prominent landlord-side attorney admitted charging improper fees and other misconduct.

The 12 incidents documented in an LAPD report are the most since reporting began earlier this year.

Diana Ledesma alleges forced pregnancy tests, a potential infectious disease outbreak, and human-sized cages during her nearly four-month imprisonment at the San Diego facility.

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Under state law, rent hikes can be as high as 8.7% starting in August. Here’s what SoCal renters need to know.

The words "May I Be Latino in Every Lifetime" adorn their shirts, but behind the bold letters is a founder who's quietly paying for DACA renewals and redefining what activism looks like.

The post This Proudly Queer and Undocumented Organization Has Funded More Than 100 DACA Applications With Only $50 and a Screen-Printing Setup appeared first on L.A. TACO.

The new visa limits they say will reduce flexibility they have to find a job.

The university's inaugural Indigenous Powwow wasn't just a celebration, it was an invitation to learn from Native voices, histories, and traditions that have always been here.

The post The First Native Powwow Comes to Cal State LA After 79 Years. Here Is What I Learned From Attending appeared first on L.A. TACO.

District officials will answer parent questions about campus safety and preparations as classes resume Aug. 12, days before the site's cleanup deadline.

A new California Supreme Court ruling upholds limits on how many vacation hours government workers can cash out and apply toward the pension formulas.

Records released as part of a lawsuit challenging racial profiling show that immigration agents used slurs to refer to Latino targets.

Labor law requirements that L.A. County meet and confer with unions before changing policy are getting in the way of oversight.

After a spate of plant-based restaurant closures, we talk to people who follow a vegan lifestyle about alternatives.

Temperatures and the humidity will dip slightly for a few days. Meanwhile, dangerous beach conditions have led to almost 2,000 rescues in L.A. County.

"I chose Beverly as my stripper name 'cause I was born in a car on Beverly and Western in Koreatown," Michaela Campbell, who hosted the night's event, tells L.A. TACO.

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Final "Expert of None" event Aug 2 in Venice.

The dude also protested during the Chicano Moratorium and created an iconic art piece representing East Los Angeles.

The post Meet the Legendary Chicano Behind 1-800-AUTOPSY Who ID’d the Night Stalker appeared first on L.A. TACO.

For the fourth year in a row, California lawmakers are weighing whether to give violent criminals the legal right to cite abuse in their defense.

Doctors, nurses and other staff are learning how to make legally valid requests of federal immigration agents — and what to do if officers refuse to comply.

"We wouldn’t let anyone else live in a place that doesn’t have a smoke detector," one expert said about California falling behind on replacing its fire alarm systems.

Prosecutors filed a motion Monday to drop their case against Huerta, a year after he was arrested for protesting an ICE raid.

An online survey is open now for residents to share any feelings and concerns, as well as indicate what kind of free activities they’d like to see.

Voters will be asked in November if the city should adopt the charter model. Other OC cities like Santa Ana and Huntington Beach have adopted charters.

The deadline to apply is this fall and LAist wants to hear how the program has or has not benefited survivors.

The lab based out of Cal State Long Beach had hoped to share real-time monitoring with local lifeguards as the 2028 Olympics come to the Southern California coast.

Various organizations and volunteers gathered at Los Angeles City Hall for a funeral procession to Placita Olvera in memoriam for the people who have died due to ICE detention, post-deportation, and ICE-related shootings under the second Trump administration.

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Dave Young Kim’s new mural brings back the traditional Korean imagery he remembers growing up with.

Smells may worsen as the company shifts to cleaning the unburned portion of the warehouse.

Sunday Taquitos! Art by Pulitzer Prize Finalist Ivan Ehlers.

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Advisers to the Food and Drug Administration voted in favor of easing regulation of popular peptides.

Some like it hot... very, very, very hot, like Danny Westergaard from Palos Verdes Estates.

City of Gold documentarian says Pulitzer Prize-winning food writer transformed food writing and helped many understand L.A.

California’s wildfires are destroying forests faster than the state can replant them, and federal cuts are making the gap worse.