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As dedicated public servants, mail carriers nationwide uphold the admirable creed of ensuing “neither snow nor rain nor heat nor gloom of night” prevents them from completing their appointed rounds. However, a different obstacle presents one of the most persistent workplace hazards for these essential frontline workers – hostile dog encounters. In this article we … Read more
While Governor Gavin Newsom touts California as a beacon of tolerance and progressivism, disturbing trends tell a very different story. According to Washington Examiner, Hate crimes have skyrocketed in the state during Newsom’s tenure as governor, data reveals. In this article we talk about Hate Crimes in California Skyrocket Under Newsom. The Public Policy Institute … Read more
In a long-awaited act of justice, a 55-year-old man has been sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole for the brutal 1989 cold case murder of Monica Wertlieb in Los Angeles. Orlando Dejesus Arredondo Donis was convicted on April 29th of first-degree murder with the special circumstance of committing murder during a … Read more
In a major victory against illicit online drug trafficking, a federal jury in Utah has convicted Los Angeles resident Enrique Isong, 49 and his co-conspirator for operating a massive $8 million opioid ring on the dark web. The criminal enterprise, led by Las Vegas kingpin Oluwole Adegboruwa, sold over 300,000 oxycodone pills to customers across … Read more
Residents in upscale Los Angeles County neighborhoods are on high alert after a startling discovery – a hidden surveillance camera cleverly disguised within a residential flowerbed. This sinister tactic, believed to be employed by sophisticated burglary rings often hailing from South American countries like Chile and Colombia has law enforcement issuing stern warnings and urging … Read more
A vital learning center that helps children in the Palmdale reach their full potential has been dealt a devastating blow by criminals. The Brain Balance center in Palmdale was the target of an intentional arson fire on May 19th, forcing it to temporarily close and leaving families distressed about disruptions to their children’s critical services. … Read more
Residents across several Southern California neighborhoods are on high alert after a disturbing high-tech burglary trend has come to light. According to NBC Los Angeles, thieves are getting sophisticated, hiding cameras in the yards of homes to monitor the properties before breaking in when the opportunity arises. In this article we talk about What High-Tech … Read more
In a major $210 million contract, according to railway supply, the Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority (LA Metro) has tapped South Korean company Woojin Industrial Systems to comprehensively modernize 74 subway cars dating back to 1999. The extensive overhaul aims to enhance reliability and passenger comfort on LA’s rail system in preparation for the 2028 … Read more
California is seeing an earlier than expected surge in COVID-19 cases this summer according to Los Angeles Time, driven by a new family of Omicron subvariants nicknamed “FLiRT.” As coronavirus levels rise in wastewater across the state and more people test positive, doctors are urging precautions especially for those at higher risk. In this article … Read more
As Memorial Day weekend dawns, families across Los Angeles made the pilgrimage to the Los Angeles National Cemetery. The peaceful grounds serve as the final resting place for thousands of American heroes who paid the ultimate sacrifice defending our nation’s freedoms. In this article we talk about Families Gather at Los Angeles National Cemetery Before … Read more