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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.

The post Robbie Conal, L.A’s Most Infamous Street Art Firebrand, Is Still Flaming Our Power-Mad Leaders at 81 appeared first on L.A. TACO.

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

It's got 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.

The post Beijing’s Crispy Bing Burgers Are Coming to the SGV This Week appeared first on L.A. TACO.

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.

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 […]

The post Panorama Runs Through and Over Fulton Jaguars 52-12 appeared first on The San Fernando Valley Sun.

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.

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 […]

The Trump administration has asked the Supreme Court to lift a temporary block on the USPS plan for Trump's attempt to restrict mail-in voting for the midterm election.

Backlash against a proposed deal to develop a private road into Yosemite has intensified as National Park Service employees grapple with an uncertain future.

Final Event of the 2026 Celebrate Series Features Live Performances, Food, Activities and More! The City of Santa Clarita invites residents to experience the vibrant traditions, arts, music and flavors of Mexico at the final Celebrate event of the 2026 season. Celebrate Mexico will take place on Thursday, September 10, from 6:00 to 9:00 p.m. […]

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The college says it has taken measures to address the budget shortfalls through layoffs, salary freezes, and contract non-renewals.

The California Legislature has failed five times to regulate Flock cameras — even as examples of abuse mount. This year was no exception.

Where to grill your own meat in LA and Orange County this Labor Day

Spaces like Chico gave nearby East L.A. LGBTQIA+ residents a sense of community they often don’t find elsewhere on the Eastside.

The post After More Than 20 Years, This Iconic Gay Bar In Montebello Is Closing appeared first on L.A. TACO.

The proposed changes aim to allay schools’ apprehension about spending their arts money granted through an initiative voters passed in 2022.

From 45-day dry-aged ribeye to marbled, grass-fed wagyu that almost counts as health food, these are L.A. TACO's top 17 steakhouses in Los Angeles.

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The inspector general’s review of 300 traffic stops from 2023 found violations in searches, camera use and documentation.

By Councilwoman Marsha McLean “Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world; indeed, it’s the only thing that ever has.” – Margaret Mead Having called Santa Clarita home since 1972, I have had the privilege of watching our City grow, but still maintaining a home-town feel, working alongside neighbors […]

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L.A.'s mayoral candidates will share their longer-term vision for a cleaner and healthier Los Angeles.

La demanda por muerte injusta que la familia Hawley presentó contra Six Flags Magic Mountain comenzará el martes 9 de septiembre, mientras la familia busca rendición de cuentas por parte […]

The post Familia Busca Rendición de Cuentas en Próxima Demanda por Muerte Injusta Contra Six Flags appeared first on The San Fernando Valley Sun.

Una investigación está en curso sobre el tiroteo fatal en el que participaron agentes, ocurrido la noche del lunes, cuando varios oficiales de la Policía de San Fernando (SFPD) dispararon […]

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Benita Rivera se mudó a San Fernando en 1960 y, a lo largo de las décadas, vio crecer a sus hijos, dio la bienvenida a sus nietos y observó cómo […]

The post La Ciudad de San Fernando Presentó ‘Información y Conversación Sobre Inmigración’ appeared first on The San Fernando Valley Sun.

Por Holiday Mathis (Creators.com) ARIES (21 mar – 19 abr) Esta semana trae pruebas de amor y de amistad. La “prueba” podría ser un mensaje, un favor, una invitación, una […]

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Viernes, 4 de septiembre Programa de Almuerzo para Personas Mayores Las Palmas Park 505 S. Huntington St. San Fernando 10 a.m. – 12 p.m. ¡Acompáñenos en Las Palmas Park para […]

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La familia, amigos y exjugadores del equipo de fútbol del San Fernando High School llenaron las bancas de la Iglesia New Christ Memorial Church, en la ciudad de San Fernando, […]

The post La Familia y los Jugadores del SFHS se Reúnen para Celebrar la Vida del Entrenador Bill Marsh appeared first on The San Fernando Valley Sun.

En medio de una intensa ola de calor, funcionarios de la Ciudad de San Fernando y la organización sin fines de lucro Pacoima Beautiful realizaron la inauguración oficial del Pacoima […]

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Cuando la pandemia de COVID-19 golpeó, causó estragos en las rutinas familiares, los horarios de trabajo y las conexiones personales, ya que la gente acató las órdenes de quedarse en […]

The post Black Thumb Farm se Está Reubicando en un Terreno de 2.3 acres en Mission Hills appeared first on The San Fernando Valley Sun.

El artista de Mission Hills, Lalo García—ampliamente conocido por sus pinturas religiosas y sus representaciones artísticas de migrantes—es el artista destacado en la exhibición “Ribbons of Prayer” (Cintas de oración), […]

The post El Artista Lalo García Presenta Instalación ‘Ribbons of Prayer’ en la Catedral de Nuestra Señora de los Ángeles appeared first on The San Fernando Valley Sun.

PALMDALE (CNS) – La legislación del asambleísta Tom Lackey, R-Palmdale, enfocada en reforzar las protecciones para niños abusados, avanzó en la Legislatura Estatal y ahora se dirige a la consideración […]

The post La Ley ‘Gabriel’s Law’ del Legislador de Palmdale Aprueba el Trámite Legislativo appeared first on The San Fernando Valley Sun.

Vandenberg’s new noncommissioned officers attend their noncommissioned officer induction ceremony at Vandenberg Space Force Base, California, Sept. 2, 2026.

The museum, which opens to the public Sept. 22, unites the Star Wars universe with all kinds of illustration and classic art.

The endorsement comes with a significant resources, but also opens up Raman to criticism that she's too far left for L.A.

Tropical Storm Marie is expected to become a hurricane by Thursday off the coast of Mexico.

Get in the pit to support independent journalism. From femme-fronted street punk, punk ramonero en español, and pioneering melodic crust, here are all the bands playing at our favorite DIY warehouse art gallery south of 10 freeway.

The post Here Are The Six L.A. Punk Bands Playing Our Zine Release Show On Friday appeared first on L.A. TACO.

District officials announced Wednesday that software now blocks all generative artificial intelligence tools from LAUSD student laptops and tablets.

The Inglewood Teachers Association questioned Measure MM after the district received $330 million from two previous bond measures.

One-Night-Only Reading of “You Got Older” at CalArts Dig Deep Theatre will present a special one-night-only benefit reading of Clare Barron’s Obie-winning play “You Got Older” on Saturday, September 5, at 8:00 p.m., at CalArts’ A404 Black & White Studio inside the CalArts Main Building (24700 McBean Pkwy). The event is pay-what-you-can, with proceeds going toward replacing […]

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The ice cream company has become a piece of SoCal history, one scoop at a time.

Chevron is the largest foreign oil operator in Venezuela. The deal will expand its footprint at a time of political and economic uncertainty for Venezuela.

Vandenberg's Aquila Innovation Award: 1st Lt. Omar Fattah

Vandenberg's Hawk of the Week Award on September 2nd

Local officials say that unhoused people living inside security zones during the Olympics will probably have to move.

The Super Bowl is coming to SoFi Stadium on Sunday, Feb. 14 — the perfect Valentine’s Day gift to our region. The Rams are already the betting favorites to represent the NFC and we predict they’ll be playing their stadium mates, the Chargers. The Rams and Chargers already have playoff pedigrees. Both teams possess top […]

A Long Beach state lawmaker authored rules on the forefront of regulating Instagram, TikTok, Snapchat, Facebook and YouTube.

A skate for Dolly Parton, Charlatans UK at the Palladium, all of the Lord of the Rings movies and more of the best things to do this week.

Here's how a group of about 30 families created the parenting village they were missing.

Forecasters say there's a 90% chance of a strong El Niño in our region this year.

Proponents say after last year’s L.A. County fires, the state needs to establish “first-in-the-nation testing and remediation standards based on science.”

The measure, which was opposed by Gov. Gavin Newsom and the state’s public utiliites, never came to a vote in the Assembly.

Project Obscurus is a joint effort by zoos to successfully breed a threatened species of rattlesnake.

An analysis of nearly 277,000 graduates’ earning data found that computer science and nursing degrees translated to the highest-paying jobs four years after graduation.

Greatea Bubble Tea House in Anaheim was a neighborhood staple for four years but closed down after Jasmine's death.

The post Mom Channels Grief into New Boba Truck after Firework Tragically Killed Her Eight-Year-Old Daughter appeared first on L.A. TACO.

Gone are the days of access codes, pins and 'raise hand' features for public comment callers.

The San Fernando Police shot and killed a man late last night at approximately 11:45 pm. who they said was wielding a shovel. The man’s identity has not been released […]

The post Investigators at the Scene of SFPD Fatal Shooting Behind Library Plaza appeared first on The San Fernando Valley Sun.

"Making art doesn’t have to change the world to be an act of resistance," the Pulitzer finalist tells us. "I never feel depressed when I feel like I’m doing something to fight what I think is wrong."

The post ‘I Can’t Stay Away from Abuses of Power:’ Ten Questions with Cartoonist Ivan Ehlers appeared first on L.A. TACO.

The bill targets a long-planned road safety project that's become a flashpoint in the L.A. mayor's race.

District leaders are reevaluating how students, educators and schools use AI tools in the classroom.

The American Riviera beckons with coastal views, Spanish architecture, and a buzzing dining scene.

Current and former tenants allege the nonprofit landlord of Blue Butterfly Village has neglected the property and harassed residents who complain.

The verdict Monday marks the first and only conviction in a case that has gripped hip-hop fans for years.

A lottery will be held in October to decide who the units will be offered to.

The district’s kitchens are moving away from individually-wrapped lunches to freshly cooked dishes in an effort to boost nutrition and reflect their community diets.

California water officials are warning visitors and residents of harmful algal blooms throughout the lake.

Exhibit at the Canyon Country Community Center The City of Santa Clarita is pleased to present “Beyond the Horizon: An Exploration of Earth, Ocean and Space” by Karen Nguyen, on display now through October 28 at the Canyon Country Community Center (18410 Sierra Hwy). This exhibition features contemporary landscape paintings inspired by the beauty and […]

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Donate Non-Perishables at any Santa Clarita Library Branch this September Do you have Library fines you’re looking to clear? Well, now’s your chance, and you’ll be giving back to the community, all at the same time! For the entire month of September, the Santa Clarita Public Library will be accepting non-perishable food items and toiletries […]

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Annual Labor Day Hockey Tournament Brings Five Days of Competition to Santa Clarita Get ready for five days of hockey as The Cube – Ice and Entertainment Center, powered by Valencia by FivePoint, hosts its annual Labor Day Hockey Tournament beginning Thursday, September 3. This year’s tournament will feature 36 games and 17 teams, bringing […]

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LAPD officers forcefully restrained a man, kneed him, and struck him with their elbows. He was later found dead in his cell.

The post Police Video Shows LAPD Beat Handcuffed Man in Van Nuys Jail Before His Death appeared first on L.A. TACO.

Plans to enclose MacArthur Park are still somewhat unclear, including the project's timeline, total cost and what closing off the green space could mean for the neighborhood.

California police and firefighters will be able to retire earlier and earn more generous pensions under a bill lawmakers sent to Gov. Gavin Newsom.

A new cap on business tax credits limited Hollywood studios’ ability to access tax breaks. California leaders now have a fix.

Police officials say the request for $30M would help temporarily expand the department's fleet during 2028 Games. Councilmembers questioned why the city should cover the cost.

The tour-bus-sized telescope aims to unravel cosmic mysteries and identify more than 100,000 planets beyond our solar system.

Gov. Gavin Newsom backed off his plans to ease costs for utilities following wildfires they cause, striking a narrower deal with Democratic lawmakers.

The tribe’s popular gaming enterprise started out as a bingo hall in the ‘80s. It faced opposition from the start.

For many millennials, '90s Nickelodeon shows represent a golden age of animation, with music often just as weird and offbeat as the characters.

The company now has seven days to complete cleanup, including removing debris and disinfecting certain areas.

A project aimed at slowing traffic near Griffith Park has become a flash point in the L.A. mayor’s race. Now, state legislators are set to vote on whether to block it.

Set roughly 120 years apart, new novels by author Naomi Hirahara and actor/comedian Kirk Fox expose the corruption and latent menace just beneath the surface of the City of Angels.

The post From Pasadena to Palmdale: Two Contemporary Noir Novels appeared first on L.A. TACO.

State law requires cities to release records related to police misconduct and use of force, which a court found Inglewood has systematically dodged.

By Matthew Robinson RESEDA-The Cleveland High Cavaliers were scheduled to host the Reseda Regents last night, but instead, Cavaliers Head Coach Mario Guzman and the school’s athletic director were informed […]

The post Cleveland Cruises to Easy 53-0 Win Over Grant appeared first on The San Fernando Valley Sun.

WASHINGTON, D.C. — Today, Reps. George Whitesides (D-CA) and Pat Harrigan (R-NC) introduced the Self-Improving AI Monitoring Act, bipartisan legislation to reduce the risk of superintelligent AI by monitoring how capable frontier AI systems are becoming at conducting AI research and development on their own. The largest AI labs are increasingly using their own AI systems to run experiments, write code, […]

By City Manager Ken Striplin One of the most rewarding parts of my job as City Manager is the opportunity to meet people who dedicate their time, talent and passion to making Santa Clarita an extraordinary place to live, work and play. While many of those conversations happen in meetings or out in the community, […]

The post Santa Clarita Voices Podcast: Conversations that Connect our Community appeared first on City of Santa Clarita.

The Linda Lindas talk about their new album Gotta Get Out and evolving beyond their “kid band” image.

Michael Hyatt documented the L.A. punk band in the '80s. His photos are in a new book and an exhibit at the same venue where Exene Cervenka and John Doe first met.

The Los Angeles Field Recording Club holds regular outings and listening sessions.

California Legislators are racing to regulate data centers amid public outcry. Business interests are trying to blunt the backlash.

The free event will highlight oyster restoration along the coast.

State lawmakers have reached a deal that would provide school districts some relief from the costs of childhood sexual abuse lawsuits filed after a 2020 law.

Leadership Santa Maria Valley tour VSFB.

Mayor Karen Bass's team realizes that she messed up by trash-talking street vendors, but is Nithya Raman's campaign really pro-vendor?

The post Where Do the Candidates for L.A. Mayor Really Stand on Street Vending? appeared first on L.A. TACO.

Prop. 39 would require California voters to provide a government-issued ID before casting a ballot.

The border city's consummate working class taco arrives with rich guisados, handmade corn tortillas, beans, and rice.

The post Tijuana’s Prized ‘Tacos Varios’ Enter East L.A. appeared first on L.A. TACO.

The cooldown starts Saturday after downtown L.A., Woodland Hills and Lancaster broke records.

Southern California is considered an epicenter of trafficked wildlife.

The menu features three flavors: grandma’s green curry, trout coconut and roasted chili.

Some of the most euphoric experiences come from plastic baggie transactions. Eating Dover Sole Market's Hawaii-sourced poke is no exception.

The post L.A.’s Most Exclusive Poke Comes From a Car Trunk And Sells Out In Minutes appeared first on L.A. TACO.

Tickets on Sale Now The City of Santa Clarita is Rolling into the Future at the 2026 State of the City! Join the Santa Clarita City Council on Thursday, October 22, 2026, at 3:00 p.m., at the brand-new The Rink Sports Pavilion (George A. Carvalho Sports Complex at 20860 Centre Pointe Parkway) for an afternoon […]

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Eaton and Palisades fire survivors have waited longer than any other disaster survivors for long-term federal help.

Summer’s closing weekend brings a full slate across Los Angeles. The USC Trojans kick off their football season at the LA Memorial Coliseum, Dino Fest roars back to the Natural History Museum on Sunday, and the Leimert Park Jazz Festival fills Baldwin Hills Crenshaw Plaza with live music on Saturday. KCRW Summer Nights wraps up […]

We ride the D to check out the newly opened LACMA building and give our thoughts.

UCLA’s new major fuses technological tools for statistical analysis, coding, 3D mapping and data visualization with traditional humanities.

The Daily Memo, as we knew it, did its job when it was most needed. Now, we are launching a newsletter called ICE Watch that goes right to your inbox every Wednesday—far away from the shadows the tech billionaires cast with their algorithms and the chaos they promote on your feeds. We hope you subscribe.

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President Donald Trump signed an executive order on Thursday directing the federal government to rename Lake Ontario amid an escalating trade dispute with Canada.

WASHINGTON, D.C. – Today, Rep. George Whitesides (CA-27) introduced the Stop Predator Dumping Act, legislation that would protect rural communities by mandating a new placement framework for Sexually Violent Predators (SVPs). The bill aims to stop communities from being disproportionately impacted by repeated SVP placements, an issue that has historically burdened areas like the Antelope Valley. “For too long, communities like […]

Why wasn’t Mr. Llorona the story’s monster?

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Jeanine John Taele was arrested earlier this month, wearing an earpiece and taking pictures of the golf course where Trump was scheduled to attend a dinner.

Councilwoman Amy Phan West was cleared of a misdemeanor charge, but still faces a city lawsuit and an election battle.

California announced a new lawsuit over President Trump’s executive order on mail-in voting.

By Councilmember Bill Miranda “Unidos, somos más.” “Together, we are more.” – National Council of Hispanic Employment Program Managers If there is one thing that defines the Hispanic community, it is family. Family is where we learn our values, our traditions and what it means to work hard for something bigger than ourselves. As the […]

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The Midnight Hour Records, un punto de referencia en la ciudad de San Fernando, mientras se muda, celebró su sexto aniversario el fin de semana pasado. Aunque es un lugar […]

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Con las elecciones de mitad de mandato a poco más de dos meses, los críticos de la Propuesta 45 —que agilizaría las evaluaciones ambientales para la construcción de proyectos de […]

The post Defensores del ‘No’ a la Propuesta 45 Señalan los Riesgos de la Amplia Medida Electoral appeared first on The San Fernando Valley Sun.

Por Holiday Mathis (Creators.com) ARIES (21 de mar – 19 de abr)   Los diferentes ambientes sacan a relucir diferentes aspectos de ti. Eres una persona en el carnaval y […]

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Viernes, 28 de agosto Noche de Juegos Familiares de Regreso a Clases Biblioteca de San Fernando 217 N. Maclay Ave. San Fernando 4 p.m. – 5 p.m. Únase a nosotros […]

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El mes pasado, la Cruz Roja Estadounidense declaró su segunda escasez nacional de suministro de sangre en la historia, cuando durante el verano las donaciones cayeron a su nivel más […]

The post Angelenos Elegibles son Invitados a Donar Sangre Ante Crisis Nacional de Abasto appeared first on The San Fernando Valley Sun.

El Departamento de Salud Pública de California (CDPH) está alentando a los californianos a vacunarse para protegerse a sí mismos y a sus seres queridos de los repuntes esperados de […]

The post Se Alienta a los Californianos a Mantenerse al Día con las Vacunas Contra COVID-19 Mientras Aumentan los Contagios en Todo el Estado appeared first on The San Fernando Valley Sun.

A solo unos días después de que funcionarios federales anunciaran recortes drásticos de agua desde el río Colorado, afectado por la sequía, para California, Nevada y Arizona, la alcaldesa de […]

The post Dos Nuevas Instalaciones de Tratamiento de Aguas Subterráneas se Ponen en Marcha en North Hollywood appeared first on The San Fernando Valley Sun.

Más de 190 adolescentes y jóvenes adultos tuvieron su primera experiencia de cómo es ser bombero el fin de semana pasado a través del programa Explorer del Departamento de Bomberos […]

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Por Rebecca Santana The Associated Press WASHINGTON (AP) — El Servicio de Inmigración y Control de Aduanas de Estados Unidos (ICE) arrestó a casi 50.000 personas en julio, la cifra mensual […]

The post Los Arrestos del ICE Subieron a Casi 50.000 en Julio, el Máximo Mensual del 2do Mandato de Trump appeared first on The San Fernando Valley Sun.

Por Safiyah Riddle Associated Press El padre de un efectivo de la Marina de Estados Unidos desplegado en Oriente Medio durante un periodo récord de nueve meses fue liberado de la […]

The post Liberan de Custodia Migratoria al Padre de un Marinero del USS Lincoln appeared first on The San Fernando Valley Sun.

Kusama, one of Japan’s most respected contemporary artists, was widely exhibited around the world.

L.A. City Council raised concerns, votes for investigation.

People experiencing homelessness have largely been invisible in public health data, until recently.

An LAist investigation found officials awarded millions to a homeless services group even after it was flagged for failing to do its job. Its leader pleaded not guilty.

At a panel on Wednesday, five U.S. Congresspeople questioned regional transportation officials on their readiness for the 2028 Games.

In the first six months of the year, Hollywood Park, the Kia Forum and billboard company WOW Media were the primary funders behind two competing campaigns.

Public health experts say sweeps harm unhoused people. The L.A. City Council decided that a plan to suspend them during environmental emergencies needs more study.

Dog-eared and oil-stained, they're quietly on display at some of the city's buzziest restaurants.

The Santa Ynez Chumash Museum and Cultural Center will feature award-winning author and filmmaker Gary Robinson at its next free Second Thursday at the Museum lecture series, 5-8 p.m. Sept. 10 at 3500 Numancia St., Santa Ynez.

L.A.'s spreading street kebab scene is giving our taco life a run for its money. Here is where to find the juiciest and tastiest meat on a stick, from Persian koobideh and Turkish wings to Cambodian twako sausages.

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Vandenberg's Hawk of the Week Award on August 26, 2026.

California lawmakers are pushing back on Gov. Gavin Newsom's last-minute proposals to limit fire survivor payouts and utilities' financial liability.

Tim Curry, a beloved character actor known for his iconic role in “The Rocky Horror Picture Show,” has died at 80.

Oysterpalooza, Daisy Chain Fields, ICA wants your rocks and more of the best things to do this weekend and beyond.

Southern California Counties, including Los Angeles, account for the highest numbers of homeless students in the state.

Federal EPA officials break ground on a project to clean up soil and groundwater at one of three toxic industrial sites in the southeast L.A. city.

This famed corridor, with its museums, tar pits, and Art Deco architecture, is now even more accessible with the opening of a new subway this year.

LAist wants to help you make sense of El Niño, the climate pattern that can cause dangerously wet winters in Southern California.

Operations will be subject to an independently monitored, court-approved safety plan.

Parton wrote hundreds of songs, including classics like “Jolene,” “Coat of Many Colors” and “I Will Always Love You.”

A shooting he had no knowledge of and a case of mistaken identity cost him his freedom. Then, the actual shooter confessed. Will a judge free him?

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The measures come after President Trump imposed 50% tariffs on many Canadian goods and threatened more after trade talks broke down on Friday.

Riverside County Sheriff Chad Bianco was at the California Supreme Court Monday as his attorney argued he acted within his authority in seizing 650,000 ballots.

The federal government is moving to repeal the “roadless rule," which has prevented construction in certain parts of national forests since 2001.

Both councilmembers admitted they accepted tens of thousands of dollars in bribes.

This is likely to be the hottest heat wave of the year — so far. Warnings from the National Weather Service are in effect from Tuesday morning through Friday evening.

The money will be available to residents and businesses that suffered damages associated with the evacuation around a Garden Grove chemical tank.

The Supreme Court paused a lower court's ruling that blocked key parts of Trump's order to limit voting by mail for the midterms.

By Matthew Robinson SAN FERNANDO- The San Fernando Tigers on Friday faced a focused and methodical Heritage Christian Warriors team that was eager to set the tone of the game […]

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The Santa Ynez Tribal Health Clinic (SYTHC) will host its Community Resource Health Fair from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Friday, Aug. 28, at the Tribal Hall on the Santa Ynez Reservation. The free event is open to the public and will feature wellness resources, nutrition information, family activities, raffle prizes, food trucks and more.

The Trump administration calls this "economic D-Day" on Iran. Iran vows to respond to fresh sanctions in a "seismic manner."

“Old Town Newhall is the root of our City’s history. I am sorry to lose these historic buildings. While we feel the loss, we also look to our future to support the people who have always worked toward making this a special place in our community. We will ensure that the history of this treasured […]

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Bong hit contests, rideable strap-ons, and creampies (not that kind) raged at 99 Warehouse.

The post This Clown Sex Party Creampied 12 Brave Souls in DTLA (for Charity) appeared first on L.A. TACO.

The new rules for defensible space around homes are some of the strictest in the country, but firefighters and others stress their importance.

A century-old policy of extinguishing every fire by 10 a.m. shaped forests — and it may be making a comeback.

The public is invited to a community festival in Calabasas and a livestream of the ribbon cutting.

WASHINGTON D.C. – Today, Reps. George Whitesides (D-CA), Don Bacon (R-NE) and Seth Moulton (D-MA) introduced the bipartisan No Insider Trading on National Security Act of 2026, legislation that investigates insider trading within the Department of Defense during the war in Iran. Rep. Whitesides introduced the bill following evidence of suspicious trades being made on prediction markets during Operation Absolute Resolve in Venezuela and Operation Epic Fury in Iran.  “Profiting […]

SoCal Edison said the blackout initially affected more than 25,000 customers.

Bass is the first mayor to appoint herself to the commission that oversees the region's top homelessness agency. Her attendance record could trigger removal under the bylaws.

Sunday Taquitos! Art by Pulitzer Prize Finalist Ivan Ehlers.

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The nation's uninsured rate hit a historical low when Xavier Becerra was health secretary.

The book Stream by California writer Aida Salazar is based on real life experiences raising teens and her hometown in Mexico

A proposed first-of-its kind tax would target California's nearly 250 billionaires in an effort to fund health care. If voters pass it, will the state's economy suffer?

By City Manager Ken Striplin Every election is an opportunity to shape the future of our community. While it can be easy to assume that one vote will not make a difference, local elections often come down to small margins, making every ballot incredibly important. The decisions made by your elected representatives affect the services […]

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The bill would have required the device for anyone convicted of a DUI, bringing California in line with most states.

The city wants to build a whole new division to curb traffic fatalities, powered by the $5 million it expects to get annually by ticketing people with new speed cameras.

Since 2021, comedians like Tisha Campbell, Frankie Quiñones and Jo Koy have taken the stage at The Stand Up Comedy Club in downtown Bellflower.

It’s the closing weekend for the Los Feliz Writers Festival.

Organizers say it's about fixing your stuff, saving money. Yeah, and community.

The day after the San Fernando Brewing Company was honored by both the California State Assembly and the San Fernando Chamber of Commerce for its contributions to the city, staff […]

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Fat Marmot Week, the brainchild of UCLA researchers, is happening next week to highlight one of the longest ongoing animal studies amid federal funding cuts.

The bird, banded as KD1, has now been named Kaydee by the nonprofit that runs the popular livestream cameras.

The ruling comes after months of back-and-forth between the Trump administration and the National Trust for Historic Preservation.

The district offers free after-school programs at more than 700 schools. But it can be tricky to understand all the options.

We consulted multiple lawyers, an immigration group, and the Consulate of Mexico to create a guide we hope you never need.

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Charter closed $34.5 billion acquisition of Cox Communications, bringing in millions of new customers.

The judges found that the government, which plans further appeal, is “ultimately responsible for ensuring that the conditions of confinement are constitutionally acceptable.”

For seven years, you could only find these loaded Venezuelan beauties made with nixtamalized maiz criollo at a few farmers markets. Now you can find them any day of the week.

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The 10-mile stretch of Highway 1 has seen frequent collisions between cyclists and vehicles.

“Altadena has spoken,” Shawna Dawson Beer tells L.A. TACO. “We don't want surveillance cameras. We don't want Flock replaced by another company's cameras. We don't want to play surveillance company whack-a-mole. We want a say in whether this technology is deployed in our community at all.”

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The Japanese American National Museum in Little Tokyo will unveil a major permanent exhibition more than double the size of the previous one.

After a recent outbreak, public health experts outline a number of ways to prevent the flea-borne bacteria.

In this new, two-year role, Wenger will advance RAND Education, Employment, and Infrastructure's research agenda on artificial intelligence, including its effects on workers, labor markets, public finances, and the broader economy.

Summer’s final stretch is here, and this weekend packs in plenty. Prehistoric Fight Night takes over the Natural History Museum Friday evening, the Dodgers host the Pittsburgh Pirates at Uniqlo Field, Just Like Heaven brings indie music royalty to the Rose Bowl in Pasadena, and Nisei Week closes out in Little Tokyo on Sunday. Metro […]

The Western spadefoot, found in Southern California and the Central Valley, gained temporary protections from state officials this month.

The city was looking at a multi-million dollar budget deficit.

California’s law to slash plastic packaging is running into a fight over who pays — and how much.

U.S. Space Force Col. James T. Horne III, Space Launch Delta 30 commander, and Chief Master Sgt. Shannan Sanchez, SLD 30 senior enlisted leader, cut a ribbon during a ceremony for Vandenberg’s Airman Leadership School at Vandenberg Space Force Base, California, Aug. 20, 2026.

Uoichiba and Father's Office team up this August for a $16 collab that bends the rules on both ends.

The fake poll is raising fears about betting market fraud and serving as a “wake-up call” for other campaigns.

We asked some hardcore fans and the answer is somewhere between a theory that their latest purchase will get them ready to move the team to Vegas or using the Lakers as a pawn for political influence.

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The debt has doubled since 2017, and just paying interest on the accumulated debt now costs the government more than $1 trillion a year.

Critics say it is the reason why more detainees are risking their lives to protest inhumane conditions and legal rights violations, in the form of widespread hunger strikes.

The Democratic frontrunner is exceedingly cautious, preferring to study policy and avoid making promises he might not be able to keep.

The homeowners of the San Fernando Valley may have been the real winners in the end. Here are our thoughts.

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Walk of Remembrance and Evening of Remembrance Ceremony to Be Held August 26 The City of Santa Clarita invites residents to the 20th anniversary of the Evening of Remembrance on Wednesday, August 26, to honor the Santa Clarita Valley youth whose lives were tragically cut short in traffic-related incidents. This year, three names will be […]

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Taqueando After Dark, curated by Bill Esparza, pairs L.A. taqueros with acclaimed chefs from across the border for one immersive weekend.

By Mayor Pro Tem Patsy Ayala As a mother of two, I understand how exciting it can be to give your child more independence. E-bikes can help young people get to school, visit friends, explore our trails and enjoy more time outdoors. Before purchasing one, however, parents need to understand exactly what they are bringing […]

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Incumbent Karen Bass and challenger Nithya Raman debated homelessness, housing and police staffing.

Cuando Rosa Ohm y su esposo Ramiro Herrera visitaban el Hansen Dam Recreational Park, en Lake View Terrace, para una fiesta de cumpleaños a principios de la semana, Herrera decidió […]

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El pasado septiembre, agentes encapuchados de ICE rodearon de repente el vehículo de Luis: él se había detenido en una gasolinera temprano esa mañana en camino a su trabajo como […]

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Por Holiday Mathis (Creators.com) ARIES (21 de mar – 19 de abr)  Nunca estás fuera de sueños, pero esta semana hay momentos en que parecerán escondidos e inaccesibles, guardados en […]

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Viernes, 21 de agosto Sonidos del Condado de Los Ángeles – Ritmo Global en el Parque Parque Regional Comunitario El Cariso 13100 Hubbard St. Sylmar 6 p.m. – 9 p.m. […]

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A poco más de una semana de haber sido desplegados a Colombia para apoyar las labores de rescate tras el devastador sismo de magnitud 7.4, miembros del equipo internacional de […]

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La congresista Luz Rivas entregó un cheque por 850,000 dólares en financiamiento federal para el Proyecto de Mitigación del Puente del Pacoima Wash, que ayudará a mejorar la seguridad y […]

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Los GR818ERS celebraron su 16 aniversario, al concluir su festival de tres días A Family Affair Festival (AFA Fest) con la competencia anual de baile, que incluyó participantes de todo […]

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Las rutinas saludables pueden ayudar a los niños a arrancar el año escolar con fuerza y pueden reducir problemas de salud prevenibles Mientras los estudiantes regresan a las aulas, Dignity […]

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Uno de los fundadores de Students Run Los Angeles (SRLA) fue despedido de su cargo el primer día del ciclo escolar 2026, dejando a muchos líderes del programa atónitos. La […]

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Varias decenas de mujeres de todo el Valle de San Fernando exploraron educación, bienestar, emprendimiento y alfabetización financiera durante el primer Women’s Empowerment Symposium, presentado por el Living for Purpose […]

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You can catch artist Joey Terrill's pioneering work at a handful of active and upcoming exhibitions around L.A.

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Professors and students who use the subsidized programs will now have to compete in a tough, competitive market.

Jonathan Rinderknecht, 30, was in court Wednesday after his first trial ended with a deadlocked jury this summer.

About 5,000 students returned to district campuses this week for the start of what could be the last school year under the control of an outside administrator.

Vandenberg's Hawk of the Week Award on August 19

Advocates say they are seeing delays in the scheduling of interviews and heightened scrutiny of applicants.

The L.A. City Council moved the ordinance forward Wednesday after some neighborhood groups expressed opposition.

“For Lease” signs dot once-busy storefronts, where immigration raids led to a drop in foot traffic and fear among workers and shoppers.

Recently released data from the California Department of Justice also shows an outsize number of crime guns traced to the chain across the state.

Los Angeles County District Attorney Nathan Hochman said he will reduce charges against LAPD Officer Daniel Flores from felonies to misdemeanors.

Tribal leaders and project partners gathered at the Chumash Reservation Tribal Hall to celebrate the first successful fiber connections on the Reservation Wednesday. The gathering acknowledged the progress made through a multi-year, grant-funded effort, recognized the partnership with Cal.net and stakeholders who have helped advance the work, and highlighted the importance of reliable broadband access.

The rollback of what's known as the roadless rule could open more than 4 million acres to logging and development.

A St. John’s report documents serious respiratory, eye and mental health problems among hundreds of patients seen after the June 17 fire.

LAist crunched the numbers, and people concerned about being affected by cuts to Medi-Cal trans youth care under a federal rule can rest a little easier.

A controversial law allows L.A. leaders to designate certain areas where unhoused people are banned from sleeping.

The weather pattern doesn’t guarantee flooding here, but now could be a good time to consider flood insurance, which is not included in most homeowners or renters policies.

From Warsaw to the Inland Empire and now to Los Angeles, the artist’s fingerprints are figuratively and literally all over some of Downtown's most storied buildings. But the craziest part is that even "taggers don't hate on it," Mikołaj Wyszynski says.

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Candidates for LA mayor, incumbent Karen Bass and challenger Nithya Raman, are expected to clash over homelessness, housing and the city's response to the Palisades fire.

The suit alleges that the Trump administration is violating its First Amendment rights by challenging ABC broadcast licenses and investigating a network talk show.

The Newport-Mesa Unified School District banned electric bikes from school property for kindergarten through eighth grade.

Lawyers for a former Los Angeles homeowner find AI-generated “hallucinations” in State Farm’s filings.

988 operators are asking the state for more funding.

If players at your local basketball court says you have the best jump shot in the city, LA's inaugural Hoops Challenge is giving you a chance to prove it.

Jane Kim, backed by Bernie Sanders, could ride the progressive wave. Ben Allen has the CA Democratic party’s endorsement.

ICE detention centers are receiving high marks for health and safety under the Trump administration, according to a new investigation by the Project on Government Oversight.

Spoilers ahead! From Malibu to Boyle Heights, from the Valley to San Pedro, here's our guide to the locations from ten shocking movie scenes filmed in L.A.

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California voters are being inundated with messages from political campaigns ahead of November

Weeks after a fire at a cold storage facility in Boyle Heights, the warehouse operator's ’s own data — buried in online reports — shows some unsafe ammonia levels.

No single safeguard can prevent an actor from using artificial intelligence to help build a biological weapon, but nine interventions layered together could meaningfully lower the risk of a high consequence AI-enabled biological attack.

L.A. County has thousands of public housing units reserved for low-income families, individuals and seniors. Here’s how to apply.

Residents Are Invited to Lend a Helping Hand and Beautify the City             The City of Santa Clarita invites you to the fifth annual Community Beautification Day on Saturday, September 12 from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. in various locations around the City. Grab your gloves, gather your family and friends and help make a […]

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Sister Cities’ 2026 Young Artists and Authors Showcase Winners Announced Santa Clarita Sister Cities, in partnership with the City of Santa Clarita, is proud to announce the winners of the 2026 Young Artists and Authors Showcase (YAAS). The local winners include: Art (Classic Medium) Art (Digital Medium) Essay/Creative Writing Poetry Original Music Photography These outstanding […]

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Polling from the Latino Working Class Project found that Republican support among California Latinos has dropped. Here's why.

CalOptima Health invests $4.3 million to serve more unhoused residents through its mobile program.

Thousands of California families are facing abrupt cancellations of coverage for assisted living as insurer Health Net adjusts the benefits it provides.

Long before Dr. Nicolasa “Niki” Sandoval became a nationally respected education leader, she was a first-generation college student trying to figure out what came next.

A CalMatters investigation found that many of the safeguards designed to protect against fiduciary abuse have been abandoned or ignored.

A new eagle, known as KD1, has been seen hanging out with Shadow lately — and fans have mixed feelings.

John played for the Dodgers from 1972-74 and 1976-78.

Long Beach Unified School District schools open for the new school year on Tuesday, Aug. 25, 2026

Sunday Taquitos! Art by Pulitzer Prize Finalist Ivan Ehlers.

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Former entertainment lawyer Miriam Yoo curates natural wines, zero-proof spirits, gifts and free weekend tastings at ROW DTLA

Just like all previous summers since the pandemic began, COVID-19 cases are ticking up again, even while other health threats make more headlines.

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.

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

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

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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