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Splash House and Goldenvoice Announce the Return of Desert Air
The clandestine California desert has long provided a refuge for urban escapees and creative types drawn to its unique convergence of modern and vintage aesthetics, shimmering horizons and vibrant sunrises, and musical tradition new and old. This November, Palm Springs continues this legacy with the return of Desert Air, a journey into the future of electronic music amongst the great expanse of the Mojave.
Showtime Lakers Legends Throwing Out First Pitch At Dodger Stadium On Aug. 24
Southern California has been spoiled when it comes to sports success as the Los Angeles Lakers and Los Angeles Dodgers have notably been among the best teams in their respective leagues for decades. The 1980s, in particular, were especially successful for those two teams as the Showtime Lakers went to...
Lakers Could Restart Career Of Former All-NBA Talent
As the 2024 NBA offseason unfolds, Ben Simmons finds himself at a crossroads. Once considered one of the league’s premier young talents, the former All-Star and Defensive Player of the Year candidate is now in the final year of a lucrative five-year, $177 million contract he signed with the Philadelphia 76ers. However, his current team, the Brooklyn Nets, is not in a position to contend for a championship this season. Simmons, despite showing flashes of his former self, has struggled to regain the form that once made him one of the most premier players in the NBA. The Los Angelwa Lakers could be an unlikely destination for Ben Simmons to restart his career.
Chargers Cut Former Big 12 Star Quarterback On Monday
The Los Angeles Chargers are releasing former TCU Horned Frogs quarterback and Heisman finalist Max Duggan. Duggan was previously drafted by the Chargers with the 239th overall pick in the seventh round of the 2023 NFL draft. The 6-foot-1 quarterback never saw the field in Los Angeles, ...
Council Approves Immediate Towing of Illegally Parked RVs Amid Safety Concerns
LOS ANGELES - The Los Angeles City Council approved a motion on Friday allowing the immediate towing of illegally parked vehicles, including RVs, across large areas of the city. The new policy grants city workers greater authority to remove RVs and other vehicles used as dwellings by homeless individuals, addressing...
Ex-NBA Player Reveals LeBron James Wanted to Make Michael Jordan 'Disappear'
Los Angeles Lakers star LeBron James entered the NBA in 2003 with a lot of pressure. But even at just 19 years old, he carried himself well despite being tasked to carry a franchise. He also had moxie even at a young age. He was confident about himself and how he could match up with the league's ...
New Details Emerge in Lakers-Warriors Trade Talks for LeBron James
A new wrinkle emerged in the foiled Golden State Warriors‘ trade pursuit of Los Angeles Lakers star LeBron James at the trade deadline. According to Substack’s NBA insider Marc Stein, it was James’ powerful agent Rich Paul of Klutch Sports who nixed the talks before they even got past the exploratory stage.
F1 is back on the Las Vegas Strip this fall. Here's what to expect
A year ago, Las Vegas Strip workers and small business owners were feeling the strain. The Formula 1 Grand Prix, slated for November, had organizers busy repaving Las Vegas Boulevard, setting up barriers, and constructing a temporary bridge. The result? Weeks of snarled traffic that drove customers away, leaving affected...
What 2 DSO giants will prioritize to finish 2024 strong
Heartland Dental and PDS Health have positioned themselves to finish 2024 on a high note through technological advancements, organic and inorganic growth and improvements in patient care. Becker's recently spoke to executives from these companies to discuss their roadmaps for the rest of the year. Here is what they have...
Warm Today in Sacramento, with Cooler Temperatures, Potential Showers, and Gusty Winds Ahead
The National Weather Service in Sacramento has issued a forecast discussing the weather conditions expected in Northern California over the next several days. Enthusiasts for seasonable weather can take heart for only a little while longer. According to the NWS forecast, the Sacramento region should enjoy relatively stable conditions with high temperatures ranging from the 80s to low 90s across the Valley and foothills today and tomorrow, before things take a turn later in the week.
The weird ‘no tax on tips’ frenzy of 2024
This commentary originally appeared in the Nevada Current. “No tax on tips” is a bumper sticker-ready campaign jingle originally yelped by Donald Trump at the same Las Vegas rally in June where he so eloquently pondered death by shark versus death by electric boat. Though shocking (pun intended), Trump’s wet battery vs. big fish story […]
Bicyclist dies two weeks after being hit by SUV in North Las Vegas
LAS VEGAS, Nev. (FOX5) - A 78-year-old bicyclist has died two weeks after being struck by an SUV in North Las Vegas, police say. According to the North Las Vegas Police Department, the crash occurred around 4:05 a.m. on Tropical Parkway and Losee Road on Friday, Aug. 2. Arriving officers located a female bicyclist with serious injuries and transported her to UMC Trauma Center.
Kira K Comes To Cincinnati From Cat Country
Starting Tuesday, September 3, Kira K is moving from Allentown to Cincinnati to host afternoons on Cumulus Media’s Warm 98.5 (WRRM). Kira has co-hosted mornings on Cat Country 96 (WCTO) since 2022 with Sam Malone. Her career started in Las Vegas, with an on-air stint for Audacy and work...
Another dog discovered in crate near downtown
For the second time in recent weeks, authorities say a female English bulldog was discovered in a sealed crate. KVVU Fox 5 reported that the latest discovery happened Saturday near Washington and A Street. The dog was deceased.
A desert view without powerlines? Not anytime soon according to Southern California Edison
Could the power poles cluttering up the desert vistas ever move underground? Not any time soon, according to Southern California Edison. Jeffrey Monford from SCE joined Gary Daigneault on the “Up Close Show” last week to field some questions from customers. Joshua Tree resident Christopher Claire asked about the possibility of moving electrical infrastructure underground in the Morongo Basin. Here is Daigneault and Monford with the answer.
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