‘I’m terrified’: Hunger looms as millions prepare to lose food aid amid shutdown
Federal and state officials warn that November SNAP funds will not be issued without a resolution to the ongoing federal shutdown, and there is no sign of a breakthrough in Congress.
Slain deputy leaves behind young daughter, pregnant wife. ‘He was a wonderful father’
There has been an outpouring of grief for Andrew Nunez, a San Bernardino County sheriff’s deputy who was fatally shot Monday, allegedly by a suspect who then led officers on a wild motorcycle chase.
Hurricane Melissa to make landfall in Jamaica as Category 5 storm
Hurricane Melissa intensified into a Category 5 hurricane as it neared Jamaica with maximum sustained winds near 175 mph, and the storm is expected to have ‘catastrophic impact’ on the country with up to 40 inches of
Pres. Trump says he received MRI during second physical exam this year, calls results ‘perfect’
President Donald Trump confirmed Monday that he underwent an MRI earlier this month at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center, describing the results as “perfect” but offering no details about why the test was performed. Speaking with
Raid of fireworks lab that spurred school evacuations is connected to massive California explosion
Garfield High School students were evacuated Monday morning as authorities raided an illegal fireworks lab in East L.A. and confiscated nearly 100 pounds of pyrotechnic powders.
Restaurants that survived the Eaton fire are struggling. This club hopes to change that
The Altadena Dining Club was formed to help local restaurants stay afloat after the Eaton fire, while simultaneously bringing neighbors together to discuss the recovery.
Federal healthcare cuts will cause millions of Californians to lose coverage, state officials say
Top California health officials warn that federal cuts will be a devastating blow to public health, even as the state seeks to mitigate the damage.
These protesters blocked the 110 Freeway. Now, their cases are on track to be dismissed
Nearly 30 protesters who blocked the 110 Freeway to highlight the humanitarian crisis in Gaza agreed Monday to perform 20 hours of community service.
Chabria: From ‘election integrity’ to voter suppression: America’s long, slow slide
Many Americans erroneously believe that Trump won the 2020 election, and the chief water-carriers of that lie are now in powerful government positions.
L.A. County asks court to block release of thousands of sheriff’s deputy photos
The official headshot-style photos of L.A. County Sheriff’s Department employees could be released to an independent journalist as part of a public records lawsuit under review by a three-judge appellate panel.