Don’t rain on our parade! Forecasted storm should not affect Friday’s Dodger celebration
A weekend storm forecast to bring the region’s first rainfall since May shouldn’t arrive until after the Dodgers’ World Series championship parade Friday.
Gov. Newsom issues executive order aimed at lowering electric bills
With Californians angry about their skyrocketing electric bills, Gov. Newsom issued an executive order on Wednesday aimed at giving them some relief.
It’s the end of the road for Irwindale Speedway, the home of drag and NASCAR races
Irwindale Speedway & Dragstrip, which hosted NASCAR races, demolition derbies, and drag races, is set to close Dec. 21.
Football player alleges he was assaulted by teammates at Santa Margarita Catholic High School
A lawsuit filed in Orange County Superior Court alleges that a 15-year-old was assaulted by members of the Santa Margarita Catholic High School football team.
Clear skies for Halloween and a potential World Series Game 6. But Game 7? It could be rainy
A storm system forecast to move down California later this week increasingly looks like it could bring showers across the Los Angeles area Saturday.
70-year-old pedestrian killed after she’s hit by two cars in Koreatown
After a woman was hit by a vehicle early Tuesday morning, she and the driver who exited his car to provide aid, were then hit by a second driver in a hit and run.
Arnold Schwarzenegger, California’s former Republican governor, endorses Kamala Harris
Former California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger gave Vice President Kamala Harris her latest Republican endorsement Wednesday.
Feds to spend $42 million buying landslide-damaged homes in Rancho Palos Verdes
FEMA has allocated $42 million to buy out homeowners in landslide-ravaged Rancho Palos Verdes. The program will turn the properties into open space in an effort to avoid future disasters.
Judge allows UCLA baseball team to return to Jackie Robinson Stadium
A month after locking UCLA’s baseball team out of its stadium, located on VA land, a federal judge allows the team back for the upcoming season.
CSU to shift the end game for student success: A good job and a four-year degree
The California State University system plans to shift the end game for student success, boosting efforts to help students get not only a four-year degree but also a good job in a reset of years of focus on graduation rates as the ultimate goalpost.