Violent and Property Crime Decrease in L.A? Safety Improvement?

Violent and Property Crime Decrease in L.A

Crime rates in Los Angeles have shown promising decreases recently according to new data from the Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD). Both violent crime and property crime saw small declines over the past week, contributing to an overall year-to-date drop of 2.5% compared to 2023. In this article we talk about Violent and Property Crime … Read more

Mike Tyson Suffers Medical Crisis During Flight to LA-Find Out Details

Former heavyweight boxing champion Mike Tyson reportedly suffered a medical “emergency” according to USmagazine, while flying from Miami to Los Angeles on Monday, prompting emergency responders to board the aircraft. In this article we talk about Mike Tyson Suffers Medical Crisis During Flight to LA. According to an eyewitness who spoke to In Touch magazine, … Read more

LA Authorities Target Illegal Hostels in Quiet Neighborhoods-Find Out Details

LA Authorities Target Illegal Hostels in Quiet Neighborhoods

Across the quiet, tree-lined streets of Los Angeles’ low-density residential enclaves like Mid-City Heights, an underground blight has been festering – the proliferation of illegal hostels. These unsanctioned “hostel houses” have triggered a new front in the city’s battle against prohibited businesses encroaching on family-oriented communities. In this article we talk about LA Authorities Target … Read more

LAPD Launches Fresh Probe into Matthew Perry’s Demise? Find Out Details

LAPD Launches Fresh Probe into Matthew Perry's Demise

In October 2023, the 54-year-old Perry was found dead in his Los Angeles home. The Los Angeles County Medical Examiner later ruled his death an accident, citing acute ketamine toxicity as the cause. Contributing factors included drowning, heart disease and the effects of buprenorphine, a drug used to treat opioid addiction. In this article we … Read more

Los Angeles Bus Drivers Take Stand? Unofficial Strike Amid Safety Concerns

Los Angeles Bus Drivers Take Stand? Unofficial Strike Amid Safety Concerns

Los Angeles Metro bus drivers staged an unofficial “sick-in” strike on Friday to protest poor safety conditions on public transit as assaults from unruly passengers continue. Weekday ridership on LA Metro buses and trains is currently at only 80% of pre-pandemic levels, even as service expansions and frequency improvements are being made. At the same … Read more

Empowering LA Schools? Task Force Proposes Police Presence Decision Amid Campus Crime Spike

Empowering LA Schools? Task Force Proposes Police Presence Decision Amid Campus Crime Spike

As school crime, drug use, and fights surge sharply across Los Angeles public schools, a district safety task force has recommended allowing individual campuses to decide whether to station police officers on site. If adopted, this would reverse recent wins by anti-police student activists while responding to parent calls for restored security. In this article … Read more