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UFC 239 Ultimate Media Day
UFC womenÕs bantamweight and featherweight champion Amanda Nunes during UFC 239 Ultimate Media Day at the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, NV Thursday, July 4, 2019. (Photo by Hans Gutknecht, Los Angeles...
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Mulligan Family Fun Center near Torrance to close in 2020, Murrieta location...
Mulligan Family Fun Center, which has made memories for a generation of South Bay residents — with its twin miniature golf courses, go-kart tracks and other attractions — will close its doors early...
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NFL stadium a catalyst for Inglewood rebirth, but some fear the community is...
Inglewood Mayor James T. Butts Jr. thinks of “Star Trek” when he describes the transformation expected for his city over the next five years. To the mayor, the new NFL stadium slated to open in less...
View Article$1.2 billion LA Clippers arena in Inglewood approved by board after lengthy...
The California Air Resources Board has granted fast-track approval to a proposed $1.2 billion Los Angeles Clippers arena in Inglewood that should allow the project to be finished in time for a 2024...
View ArticleClippers will buy The Forum for $400 million so they can build a $1.2 billion...
The owners of the Los Angeles Clippers will buy The Forum concert venue in Inglewood for $400 million as part of a settlement agreement with Madison Square Garden Co.. The agreement ends years of legal...
View ArticleFree rides help Southern California bus agencies combat coronavirus
For many transit agencies in Southern California, a free ride translates into a safer ride during the new coronavirus pandemic. What does one have to do with the other? It has to do with keeping your...
View ArticleSafety violations ground historic warbirds that visit Torrance annually
The FAA has grounded 10 historic aircraft that a nonprofit group regularly used for public flights, including at several Southern California airports — such as Torrance’s Zamperini Field — after...
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Inglewood $95 million closer to building a people mover for NFL fans,...
Inglewood is a step closer to getting a proposed $1 billion automated people mover, well, moving. The California State Transportation Agency has announced it will award the city a $95 million grant to...
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No prom. No awards night. No graduation? Class of 2020 gets creative with...
Isolated at home during the coronavirus pandemic with almost no chance for a prom or graduation ceremony, Eagle Rock High School senior Lincoln Debenham had an idea. He tweeted a message to former...
View ArticleElon Musk’s Boring Co. proposes tunnel to Ontario airport as alternative to...
Elon Musk’s The Boring Co. proposes digging a 2.8-mile underground tunnel linking Rancho Cucamonga with Ontario International Airport as an alternative to extending a light-rail system from Pomona, San...
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Flights double at Southern California airports as summer travel season nears
Southern California airports — virtual ghost towns for more than three months due to stay-at-home orders sparked by the novel coronavirus pandemic — are slowly coming back to life, as airlines double...
View ArticleAsian American groups call for crackdown on racism in coronavirus era
A coalition of Asian American groups has called on the state to establish a task force to investigate hundreds of racist incidents in California against people of Asian descent since the coronavirus...
View ArticleSouthern California leaders, nonprofit commit $2 million to promote equity in...
The Southern California Association of Governments has declared racism a public health crisis, the six-county, cities-based planning organization has announced. The declaration includes providing $1...
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Freeway gridlock is back and traffic is returning to pre-pandemic levels, new...
When the coronavirus pandemic hit in the spring, Southern Californians could point to a silver lining of free-flowing freeways and near-empty thoroughfares. Not anymore. A new study by the Southern...
View ArticleA new kind of pollution — wildfire smoke — can cause health issues
It’s a domino effect Southern Californians know all too well: When there’s extreme heat, there are fires. And when there are fires, there’s smoke. And when there’s smoke, there is insidious air...
View ArticleClippers secure land for $1.8 billion arena in Inglewood, open wait list for...
The Los Angeles Clippers received final approval from the Inglewood City Council on Tuesday for a $1.8 billion basketball arena and will move forward with construction next year near the site of the...
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Bicycle sales and repairs are skyrocketing, creating shortages and waiting lists
On a recent July day, Andrew Yip dragged nine old bicycles from his garage and listed them for sale on a mobile platform called OfferUp. What was intended as a summer quarantine project lasted just six...
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Laid-off tech worker from Chino makes 300 free desks for at-home students
For a student distance learning at home, having a desk for your computer and a place for storing textbooks and assignments can make a world of difference. But desks are nearly sold out in stores and...
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Thanksgiving travel in Southern California to see biggest drop in 12 years
The skyrocketing spread of the coronavirus, combined with urgent pleas from health agencies to stay home, are curbing Thanksgiving holiday travel plans for many Southern Californians, experts say....
View ArticleSan Bernardino County hospitals call in the Army to help combat COVID-19 surge
As the surge in COVID-19 patients strains medical resources to the breaking point, two hospitals in San Bernardino County are getting help from the U.S. Army and U.S. Air Force to augment personnel and...
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