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Judge lays out schedule for Hunter Biden's tax trial at tense hearing
LOS ANGELES — The federal judge presiding over Hunter Biden's tax case laid out the schedule for the impending criminal trial of the president's son at a court hearing Wednesday. U.S. District Judge Mark C. Scarsi said in federal court in Los Angeles that jury selection would begin Sept....
4 Winning SuperLotto Plus lottery tickets sold across SoCal
INGLEWOOD – There were no tickets sold with all six numbers in Wednesday evening’s SuperLotto Plus drawing, pushing the estimated jackpot for Wednesday’s drawing to $16 million. There were four tickets sold matching five numbers, but missing the Mega number in Grand Terrace, Long Beach, Los Angeles,...
Border Water Authority awards $400M contract to expand South Bay plant
California's elected leaders Wednesday applauded the International Boundary and Water Commission's announcement that it has awarded the contract for a project to expand the South Bay International Wastewater Treatment Plant. Over the course of the project, the IBWC will use the more than $400 million in federal funding secured by...
The Star's Joe Curley delivers Week Zero's high football picks before naming the column
It started with Swami Jim. The Deuce kept the tradition alive. Then there was The Lock. Under their memorable mononyms, Jim Parker, Derry Eads and the late Loren Ledin have carried on the tradition of forecasting Friday Night Football for decades. So now what? ...
Toro Alum Works to Share History of Early Civil Rights Activists
Edwin Henderson might not live anywhere near CSUDH, but his experience after taking teacher credential courses here shows how the Toro community’s commitment to social justice transcends distance and history. Henderson taught elementary school in the Compton Unified School District in the 1980s, attending CSUDH to take the required...
After DNC Speech, Sen. Laphonza Butler Claps Back At Megyn Kelly’s Remarks About HBCU Pride
At a brunch yesterday for the California Senator following her speech on the first night of the DNC, Laphonza Butler directly addressed some particularly moronic caucasity from Megyn Kelly. The post After DNC Speech, Sen. Laphonza Butler Claps Back At Megyn Kelly’s Remarks About HBCU Pride appeared first on NewsOne.
Chapter closed: Memoir writing class concludes at Norwalk Senior Center
This month marked the end of a literary institution serving scores of writers and spanning almost three decades in southeast Los Angeles County. This was the writing class for seniors sponsored by the Cerritos College Adult Education Program and taught by Downey resident Bonnie Mansell. Students gathered for the final...
Beverly Hills wins surplus land lawsuit
A Los Angeles County Superior Court judge ruled in favor of the city of Beverly Hills, determining that the city did not violate California’s Surplus Land Act or the Brown Act. On July 25, Judge James Chalfant denied the writ petition filed by the group “Public Land for Public...
The John Kobylt Show Hour 2 (08/21) - Time to Clean Up Playa Del Rey
Lucy Han from Friends of the Jungle comes on the show to talk about the residents of Playa Del Rey being upset about little to nothing being done about the homeless problem at the local beaches. The LA County Probation Dept. was granted a whole bunch of money to rehabilitate the young criminals but most of it hasn't been spent yet. Ford had $2 billion dollars in losses because of the EV disaster they are having.
Final ‘People Mover’ cars arrive at LAX in major milestone for delayed project
A sight for sore eyes, an important milestone was reached on the LAX Automated People Mover project. On Wednesday, Los Angeles World Airports announced that the final four train cars to be used on its People Mover track have arrived from their manufacturer in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. The system now includes 44 train cars, the first […]
Attempted Kidnapping of 8-Year-Old Girl Thwarted in Santa Monica; Suspect Arrested
SANTA MONICA — A homeless woman was arrested in Santa Monica on Wednesday, August 21, after allegedly attempting to kidnap an 8-year-old girl. The incident took place at approximately 2:30 p.m. in the 800 block of the alley south of Maple Street, as reported by the Santa Monica Police Department (SMPD).
Boyle Heights woman wants her senior dog returned after it was taken
A Boyle Heights woman is searching for her senior dog who was taken by a woman near her home. Spring Hernandez said that on Aug. 20 at around 8:30 a.m., her dog Gremlin was taken by a woman in front of a restaurant. Hernandez said she lives behind the restaurant...
UCLA Recruiting Prospect Season Preview: Edge Scott Taylor
With the 2024 high school football season already under way in some parts of the country and still to kick off in other parts, we preview the senior season of each of UCLA's 18 commitments in the class of 2025, looking at their preseason ranking, their season schedule and the biggest game on the schedule.
This Week(-ish) in Big Ten(-ish) Football History
So long as there are some comments and I don’t run out of steam, I’m going to drop a weekly piece that notes some of the highlights from the corresponding week in the season from 10, 20, 30, and 40 years ago involving teams that are NOW members of the Big Ten.
Metro driver attacked on bus in San Pedro
A Metro bus driver was attacked on a bus Thursday morning in San Pedro. The 35-year-old woman, who was not seriously injured, was attacked near the intersection of 22nd Street and Pacific Avenue. The attack was reported at 11:40 a.m. "I know that a lot of the bus drivers here...
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