Los Angeles couple escapes fire, finds rebirth at a Pasadena church on Easter
The fire raced up their living room walls, blew out the windows and rained shards of glass onto the couple as they fled their Eagle Rock home for their lives on Feb. 4. A few weeks later, while staying...
View ArticleIs LA County putting itself at legal risk by sending light-duty probation...
A new mandate forcing Los Angeles County probation officers physically unable to work in the juvenile halls to stay home could expose the county to significant liability as it potentially violates...
View ArticleInglewood Unified to close Morningside High, Crozier Middle, 3 elementary...
Inglewood Unified will close five schools, including Morningside High School, by the end of the 2024-25 school year in an effort to combat declining enrollment and looming deficits, officials announced...
View ArticleLA City Council approves a traffic study for Dodger Stadium gondola project
The Los Angeles City Council on Friday, March 22, approved a $500,000 traffic study focused on Dodger Stadium that could delay city approvals needed to construct a 1.2-mile aerial tramway connecting...
View ArticleWhat happens to detainees if state shuts down LA County juvenile halls? No...
The Los Angeles County Probation Department does not have a contingency plan ready for the possibility the state will force the county to close its two largest juvenile detention facilities on April...
View ArticleAngeles National Forest adding youth field rangers to interact with summer...
Short on resources, the U.S. Forest Service has been unable to supply enough forest rangers in the vast 700,000-acre Angeles National Forest to adequately enforce rules about recreation, safety,...
View ArticleHow to watch, drive, park or take public transit to the LA Marathon on Sunday
Naturally, the media spotlight at the 2024 Los Angeles Marathon called the “Stadium to the Stars” taking place on Sunday, March 17 shines brightest on the 26,000 runners. But the spectators who will...
View ArticleLA Marathon: Experienced runners advise first-timers, who make up 40% of field
Since distance running is a solitary sport, veteran runners of the LA Marathon, being held on Sunday, March 17, jumped at a rare chance this week to share teacherly tidbits aimed at educating race...
View ArticleLA County probation officer arrested for having sex with juvenile in custody
In another black eye for the troubled Los Angeles County Probation Department, a probation officer has been accused of having sex with a minor in custody at the Dorothy Kirby Center in Commerce. The...
View ArticleReport: Teens exploited low staffing, mismanagement in Los Padrinos Juvenile...
Teenage detainees at Los Padrinos Juvenile Hall exploited the facility’s understaffing in November to execute a coordinated escape attempt, during which one youth managed to scale a wall and reach a...
View ArticleNew mandate to put 250 field officers in troubled LA County juvenile halls...
A new mandate to redeploy 250 field officers from Los Angeles County’s adult probation program to its troubled juvenile facilities is facing pushback from supervisors and rank-and-file employees, who...
View ArticleCommerce turned blind eye to bulk liquor store operating illegally out of a...
The City of Commerce allowed a tenant with ties to a businessman favored by City Hall to openly use a city-owned warehouse to sell bulk liquor, food products and energy drinks for nearly a year in...
View ArticleWestern Monarch butterfly wintering population is down in California but steady
After two consecutive years of increases, the population of Western monarch butterflies wintering along the California coast dropped by 30% in late 2023, according to numbers released on Tuesday, Jan....
View ArticleGondola project from Union Station to Dodger Stadium gets first approval from...
Jonathan Parfrey, executive director of Climate Resolve, speaks in favor of Frank McCourt’s Dodger Stadium gondola project during the Los Angeles Metro Board meeting’s public comment on Thursday, Feb....
View ArticleState orders shutdown of LA County’s two largest juvenile facilities
A state regulatory board has ordered Los Angeles County to shut down its two largest juvenile facilities in the next 60 days over substandard conditions, setting the stage for a potential nightmare...
View ArticleWestern Monarch butterfly wintering population is down in California but steady
After two consecutive years of increases, the population of Western monarch butterflies wintering along the California coast dropped by 30% in late 2023, according to numbers released on Tuesday, Jan....
View ArticleVeterans find solace in San Gabriel Mountains National monument, lobby for...
Iraq War veteran Steve Dunwoody was hiking in the San Gabriel Mountains when he asked his hiking buddy and fellow veteran for a one-word description of his experience. “‘Serenity,’ he said, as he...
View ArticleLos Padrinos Juvenile Hall faces possible shutdown just months after reopening
State regulators will decide Feb. 15 whether to shut down the newly reopened Los Padrinos Juvenile Hall, potentially leaving Los Angeles County with hundreds of detained juveniles and no suitable...
View ArticleMonths after 10 Freeway fire, danger still lurks beneath transit routes,...
The state fire marshal has identified 15 sites leased by Caltrans along and under Los Angeles’ freeways with fire risks that could lead to another destructive blaze similar to the one that damaged the...
View ArticleProsecutors sue George Gascón to get records of controversial DA hires
The union representing Los Angeles County prosecutors is suing District Attorney George Gascón, alleging his office has refused to turn over public records related to controversial hires and the...
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