The unexpected death of Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi in a helicopter crash on May 19th, 2024 has sent shockwaves through the Iranian diaspora communities around the world. From Los Angeles to London, expatriates are reacting with a mix of cautious hope for change and skepticism that the hardline regime will simply replace one repressive figure … Read more
In a stunning development, confidential FBI documents allege that former Los Angeles City Attorney Mike Feuer misled federal authorities and likely obstructed justice during an investigation into a fraudulent lawsuit scheme orchestrated by his own office. The explosive allegations are contained in a January 2020 affidavit by FBI Special Agent Andrew Civetti in support of … Read more
The number of illegal street races and intersection takeovers, known as side shows, surged in Los Angeles during the first three months of 2024 according to new data from the Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD). Authorities report an inability to curb the dangerous activity despite struggling to find solutions. In this article we talk about … Read more
This summer, children and teens across Los Angeles will have access to free, nutritious lunches at over 90 city parks and recreation facilities. The Los Angeles Department of Recreation and Parks recently announced the return of its Summer Food Service Program, which provides free meals to young people aged 18 and under during the summer … 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
A record number of streetlights are inactive across Los Angeles, an NBC4 I-Team investigation has uncovered, leaving some neighborhoods and blocks along major thoroughfares blanketed in darkness and raising public safety concerns. In this article we talk about 25,000 Streetlights Go Dark in Los Angeles, Raising Alarms Across Neighborhoods. According to data from the city’s … Read more
Los Angeles County has reopened applications for its rent relief program to provide financial assistance to landlords impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic. The application period will be open for one week from Monday at 9 AM through Friday, June 2nd at 4:59 PM. In this article we talk about Los Angeles County Accepting Applications For … Read more
In October 2022, leaked audio recordings of a 2021 private conversation between Los Angeles City Councilmembers Nury Martinez, Gil Cedillo, and Kevin de León and LA labor leader Ron Herrera surfaced, containing racist comments and discussions around manipulating redistricting maps. The scandal has rocked LA politics. In this article we talk about: Prosecutors Label Racist … Read more
In may 2024, 44-year-old Ismael Salgado was sentenced to 25 years to life in prison for his role in the kidnapping and repeated rape of an 11-year-old girl in Santa Ana, California back in 1999. The sentencing comes 25 years after the horrific crime took place. In tihs article we talk about Man Sentenced to … Read more
A legal battle is brewing in Los Angeles over the former home of Hollywood icon Marilyn Monroe. Current owners Brinah Milstein and Roy Bank have filed a lawsuit against the city over its attempt to designate the Brentwood property as a historic-cultural landmark. If granted, this status would prevent the home from being demolished or … Read more