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Registration Still Open for Primetime Preschool
The city of Santa Clarita has announced registration remains open for the 4-year-old classes at multiple locations for the 2024/25 academic year at Primetime Preschool. To be eligible for registration, the child needs to be four years old by Sunday, Sept. 1. Primetime Preschool is designed to help children grow...
Samuel Dixon Family Health Center Installs 2024-25 Board
The Samuel Dixon Family Health Center has installed its 2024-25 board of directors. The mission of the Samuel Dixon Family Health Center is to enhance wellness by providing outpatient health care services and programs, health education, community resources and referrals. Santa Clarita Mayor Pro Tem Bill Miranda officiated at the...
Firefighters Respond To Brush Fire
A brush fire broke out near Angeles National Forest on Saturday morning The brush fire named the Gulch IC was reported around 9:30 a.m. near Lake Hughes Road and Taylor Spur Truck Trail near Los Angeles Forest, according to initial reports. The brush fire had reached six acres. No injuries have been reported as of ...
3 teens in stolen vehicle arrested after they were caught taking clothes from Kohl’s store
Police in Simi Valley arrested three teenagers in a stolen vehicle after an officer witnessed one of them taking clothes from a Kohl’s without paying. The Simi Valley Police Department stated that their license plate reader technology picked up a hit on a stolen vehicle late Saturday afternoon. The exact time was not released. Authorities […]
7 On Your Side offers top ways to save money for college
The start of the college school year means many students are looking for the best ways to save money using financial aid, scholarships and loans.Changes to the federal student aid program, also known as FAFSA, could make it less stressful."One of the major changes is that it is going to be a more simplified process. So once the U.S. Department of Education rolls out the changes, you will notice that it will be much faster for students to complete the FAFSA," said Weadé James said, the senior director for K-12 Education Policy at American Progress. "We're expecting about 15 minutes...
One Year Ago Today (August 25, 2023)…Ex-USC Campus Gynecologist Pleads Not Guilty to Sex-Related Charges
One Year Ago Today (August 25, 2023)…A former longtime USC campus gynecologist pleaded not guilty to sex-related charges involving 16 patients. The hearing for George Tyndall came two weeks after Los Angeles County Superior Court Judge Larry Paul Fidler found sufficient evidence to require the 76-year-old defendant to stand trial on 18 felony counts of sexual penetration of an unconscious person — charges that allege the women were “unconscious of the nature of the act” and that it served “no professional purpose” — along with nine felony counts of sexual battery by fraud.
10 Things To Do For This Sunday in L.A. [8-25-2024]
Onward to another Sunday adventure in Los Angeles. In view for today in L.A. you’ll find KCRW Festival at The Bowl, day two of Happy Sundays in Long Beach, the Garden Jazz Festival, Smorgasburg’s BBQ All Stars , and more. Hope you make the most of your day!
Jeanie Buss reveals JJ Redick will have a longer time to establish himself with the Lakers: "We have to give him time to establish what he wants to establish"
Los Angeles Lakers president and owner Jeanie Buss likes hiring JJ Redick and may give the veteran guard a longer leash because of his fresh vision.
Review: HAPPY FALL: A QUEER STUNT SPECTACULAR at Rogue Artists Ensemble
Rogue Artists Ensemble, Los Angeles LGBT Center, and the Contemporary American Theater Festival’s Happy Fall: A Queer Stunt Spectacular is brimming with impressive craft. Jack Pullman’s puppetry design, aided in design and construction by Morgan Rebane, Greg Ballora, and Kelsey Kato, is clean, polished, and when deftly maneuvered by the capable ensemble, seems to breathe and move as if brought to life. Miniatures crafted by Adrian Rose Leonard are witty and bring levity and charm to the somber subject matter. Andrew Jordan’s costume design—especially when displayed in a drag runway sequence, is inventive with its silhouettes and industrious in its whimsy. Director Sean Cawelti has crafted a handful of stunning visuals that punctuate the narrative with video projection, meticulously rendered puppet choreography, and a particularly stunning sequence with pyrotechnics.
Rising Stars Youth Leadership Program Accepting Applications for 21st Session
The Rising Stars Youth Leadership Program is now accepting applications for its 21st annual program. Any interested high school student can apply now online. Rising Stars is a seven-month program that takes place on Saturdays from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at Union Church in Little Tokyo. It begins on Oct. 12, 2024 and ends on April 5, 2025, and sessions occur every other week.
Los Angeles Punk Band Frontman Accused of ‘Terrorizing Trek’ Through Yosemite Region
According to local law officials, the frontman for the hardcore Los Angeles punk band Cancer Christ is facing a slew of criminal charges after reportedly going on a “terrorizing trek” around Yosemite National Park and neighboring regions on Wednesday. Anthony Mehlhaff, 40, allegedly assaulted a restaurant employee, led...
Redondo Beach warns of fake QR code scams on parking meters
The city of Redondo Beach is warning the public about fraudulent QR codes placed on parking meters to scam people. About 150 parking meters were discovered to have fake QR code stickers along the Esplanade and Riviera Village area. The stickers were strategically placed near legitimate ParkMobile and PayByPhone labels.
Man found with 2 kilos of cocaine at St. George bus stop appears for sentencing
ST. GEORGE — A defendant was recently sentenced on felony drug distribution charges following a federal criminal interdiction operation that netted over 4 pounds of suspected cocaine at a Washington County bus stop in April. On Aug. 13, the defendant, 31-year-old Anthony Lamar Lewis, of Los Angeles, California, appeared...
USC defense faces crucial question of quality, not quantity
Lincoln Riley and D'Anton Lynn know the time for the talking is all but over. The media has had two open practice opportunities to put eyes on the 2024 USC defense plus numerous chances to chat with the Trojan head coach and defensive coordinator. Riley and Lynn confirmed they didn't have all the answers about USC's defense, but they were certainly enthused about the ones they did have. The No. 23 Trojans take the Allegiant Stadium field to face No.13 LSU next Sunday at 4:30 p.m. PDT (ABC), and the heavily scrutinized defense gets a shot at slowing down Brian Kelly's Tigers.
Miracle Mile businesses see boost from start of UOP's fall semester
STOCKTON, Calif. — In case anyone was unsure, dozens of banners affixed to light posts along the Miracle Mile stretch of Stockton's Pacific Avenue make it clear: Miracle Mile is Tiger territory. "We're so close to UOP, it's a half a mile from here," said Nicolle Dixon, a server...
Olivia Wilde, 40, Wows Fans In An All-Black Workout Ensemble While Leaving The Gym In LA
This post has been updated since its original publication date to include new info Olivia Wilde once again showcased her super-toned abs in a stylish off-duty ensemble in Los Angeles. The 40-year-old Don’t Worry Darling director was papped leaving t...
Doctor found shot to death outside of Woodland Hills medical center
Police are seeking help from the public in helping locate the person who shot and killed a doctor outside of a Woodland Hills medical center on Friday. It happened at around 5:30 p.m. outside of Woodland Hills Medical Clinic and Urgent Care, located in the 5900 block of Topanga Canyon Boulevard, as the victim was walking to his car, according to the Los Angeles Police Department. Detectives identified the victim as 61-year-old Dr. Hamid Mirshojae, who worked at the Warner Plaza Urgent Care inside of the medical center. He worked both as a primary care physician and emergency care physician, friends told...
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