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Mother charged with 2 counts of murder in alleged OD deaths of twin boys
A mother has been charged with two counts of murder in the deaths of her 3-year-old twin sons after an alleged overdose in Los Angeles’ San Fernando Valley last week, the District Attorney’s Office announced Tuesday. The tragic incident occurred shortly after 11 a.m. on July 11, prompting emergency crews to respond to an apartment […]
Lakers coach JJ Redick believes Bronny James is on Lu Dort trajectory
As the Los Angeles Lakers plan to develop Bronny James, head coach JJ Redick had a lightbulb go off during the Canada vs. USA Olympics exhibition. Redick believes James could eventually develop into someone of the capacity of Lu Dort, who’s been one of the best perimeter defenders in the league since his arrival in 2019. Redick revealed the comparison in an interview with Sirius XM Radio. “We were at the Canada-USA basketball exhibition game,” Redick said. “And I turned to one of our assistant coaches during the game. And I said, ‘I think Lu Dort just single-handedly broke up the eighth possession...
Dodgers News: National Reporter Provides Insight on Andrew Friedman’s Mentality at Trade Deadline
The Los Angeles Dodgers have been reported to be among the teams poised to make big moves at the trade deadline. The team primarily has needs in the outfield and bullpen, and are expected to bring in at least a couple players to further a potential postseason run in October. In a recent interview with …
Beacon acquires Roofers Mart of Southern California
Beacon announced that it has completed the acquisition of Roofers Mart of Southern California, Inc. located in Walnut, CA. Roofers Mart has a 40-year history serving roofing contractors in the Los Angeles metro market. “We are excited to join the Beacon team. Our customers trust us to deliver top quality, which will be enhanced as we combine with Beacon to extend our expertise, scope, and size,” commented Greg Robles, CEO of Roofers Mart. “Contractors will benefit from a larger catalog, including Beacon’s TRI-BUILT® branded products, along with additional resources to bring value-added services such as Beacon PRO+ to help them grow their businesses.”
LeBron James faces horrible accusations
Former NBA player Steven Hunter, who averaged 4.5 points and 3.2 rebounds, is taking issue with the Los Angeles Lakers drafting of Bronny James. Hunter, writing on social media, opined that Lakers forward LeBron James “abused his power” to get his son into the league with a guaranteed contract, a high price for a second-round selection.
'TAP to exit' program helping to reduce violence on Metro, officials say
Metro officials say the ‘TAP to exit’ program seems to be reducing violent incidents. Stephen Tu, Deputy Executive Officer of Station Experience with the LA Metro, told NBC 4 that violent incidents dropped by 40%.
Joe ‘Jellybean’ Bryant, father to Kobe Bryant, dies at 69
Joe “Jellybean” Bryant, the father of Los Angeles Lakers legend Kobe Bryant has died. He was 69 years old. The Philadelphia Inquirer first reported the news of the former 76ers player’s death. La Salle University head basketball coach Fran Dunphy told the outlet that Bryant had battled health issues and suffered a massive stroke on […]
Michael Mann unveils his in-depth, behind-the-scenes Archives project
LOS ANGELES - Filmmaker Michael Mann is known for his exacting research and exhaustive preparation, work that goes into such moody, existential portraits as "Heat," "The Insider," "Ali," "Miami Vice," "Blackhat" and the recent "Ferrari." Mann is now giving audiences an unprecedented glimpse into his artistic process via the website...
'It's a complete shock': Encino home burglarized for 2nd time in less than a week
LOS ANGELES - Residents in one San Fernando Valley neighborhood were on edge after a home was burglarized for a second time in less than a week. Around 10:30 p.m. Monday, armed security guards responded to a home off Libbit Avenue and Ventura Boulevard in Encino. They arrived to find the shattered glass of a sliding door and that the house had been ransacked.
Lifelong resident and journalist Janet McLaughlin announces run for council
Former Los Angeles Times journalist and longtime resident of Santa Monica, Janet McLaughlin, has announced her intention to run for a seat on City Council. “I’ve been a lifelong journalist, including helping start the iconic KTLA Morning News and as such I’ve been the eyes and ears of the city for my entire professional life. I’ve been able to provide a platform for anyone who wants to speak, for the victims of crime or for anyone who needs to reach out and feel helped,” McLaughlin said, adding, “And that’s what I will do on Santa Monica City Council. I will be the voice of those who feel they have not been heard.”
LA Council Committee to Hear Update on Payroll Transition Project
Committee Meeting Scheduled: The Los Angeles City Council's Personnel, Audits and Hiring Committee will hold a special meeting early Tuesday to discuss the ongoing payroll system update. Project Overview: Initiated in 2020, the payroll upgrade aims to replace the outdated "PaySR" system with a modern solution from Workday, which integrates...
Tom Cruise’s Ex and ‘Risky Business’ Costar Rebecca De Mornay Steps Out for a Rare Public Outing
Tom Cruise’s former live-in lover and Risky Business costar Rebecca De Mornay is seen for the first time in over a year as she steps out for a rare public outing in Los Angeles. Rebecca, 64, was photographed walking her dog in sweltering temperatures on the afternoon of July 9, according to snapshots exclusively obtained by In Touch. She wore a tight black top that showed off her still-enviable figure, plus dark pants and sneakers.
Residents Sue City of Los Angeles For Stalling Affordable Housing Development
The New Lawsuit Also Comes After Two Separate l.a. Superior Court Rulings Rejected a Coalition’s Multi-Year Effort to Halt the Project. A group of advocates for the 140-unit Venice Dell Community housing project have sued the City of Los Angeles, accusing local officials of intentionally obstructing what the plaintiffs describe as a vital development for the unsheltered.
Mitchell Tenpenny Plots Theater Tour For Fall.
Mitchell Tenpenny sets the “Woke Up In A Dream Tour” for fall, kicking off in Las Vegas on Sept. 12. The 14 stops include Los Angeles, New York, Pittsburgh and Cleveland before concluding in Sayreville, NJ, on Nov. 16. The Castellows and Dylan Schneider provide support on select dates. The tour shares its name with a track on “The 3rd,” Tenpenny’s third studio album, due via Riser House/Sony Music Nashville on Friday.
AARP California and Pasadena Audubon Society to Host Virtual Bird Watching Event
In a bid to promote outdoor engagement and wildlife appreciation, AARP Los Angeles is partnering with the Pasadena Audubon Society to offer a virtual introduction to local bird watching. The event, scheduled for Thursday, July 25, aims to educate participants about the diverse avian population in the Los Angeles area.
Can you sue the government if your neighbor’s dog injures you?
The Court of Appeal ruled that the County is not obligated to act on complaints of dangerous animals until an animal control officer officially determines the animal is dangerous. This decision makes it challenging for plaintiffs to hold government agencies liable for not investigating dangerous dogs.
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