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Symphonic Jazz Orchestra “What is Jazz?”
The Symphonic Jazz Orchestra’s “Music in the Schools” program is wrapping up its month-long summer school classes marking a successful partnership with five LAUSD middle schools across Los Angeles. The SJO developed a tailored curriculum for the summer school program based on our “Music of the World” residency.
Above Par: Pro Golfer Michelle Wie West Sells Her Standout Encino Estate for $6M
Pro golfer Michelle Wie West just found a buyer for her lavish Encino, CA, estate. She put the ace of a place on the market in January for $6,495,000, then dropped the price to $6,299,000 in April. It sold this month for $6,025,000. According to Realtor.com records, the pro golfer...
Dodgers 'going to be aggressive' in adding 'really good players'
While most of the National League is still on the border of the playoff picture, the Dodgers have no such ambiguity. They’re in their typical position of preparing to buy. On paper, the team’s biggest question appears to be the roster depth. The Dodgers haven’t gotten much production out of the bottom third of the lineup. They have seven starting pitchers on the injured list at the moment, leading them to go into the All-Star Break with a four-man rotation that includes three rookies. They felt the effects in the weeks leading up to the break. They’ve taken just four of 12 games this month and have a 20-18 record since the beginning of June.
Big Ten vs PAC-12: Baseball Teams’ Prospects in Southern-Dominated College World Series
The Big Ten has welcomed new baseball teams with storied histories, aiming to shine in a sport dominated by Southern schools. Oregon and USC bring strong performances, with Oregon making NCAA regionals for the fourth consecutive year and USC showcasing potent pitching despite offensive struggles. Washington's season faltered towards the end, leading to a coaching change, while UCLA faced challenges offensively, highlighting a need for rebuilding.
Former Alabama QB, current ESPN football analyst believes in USC
Former Alabama quarterback and national champion Greg McElroy said this week on the “Always College Football” podcast that USC’s month of October will be the most important in the Trojans’ upcoming college football season. McElroy broke down USC’s schedule this fall during a recent episode of...
Massive fire in downtown LA destroys 2 buildings, injures firefighter
A massive fire that broke out Friday morning near a storage area in downtown Los Angeles destroyed two buildings, damaged several others and even sent a firefighter to the hospital.Fire crews responded to the area near Kohler and E 7th streets, close to the Fashion District, just after 2 a.m. The fire was so big, it quickly spread to several nearby buildings."Firefighters used ladder pipes, large-diameter hand lines and portable monitors to keep persistent water flow on the fire," said the Los Angeles Fire Department in an update. "Ultimately, it took over 170 firefighters 5 hours and 15 minutes to extinguish the flames."One firefighter sustained a knee injury and was sent to a local hospital in fair condition.No other injuries were reported. The cause of the fire remains under investigation.
FOCO Selling Shohei Ohtani Dodgers City Connect Bobblehead & Freddie Freeman Dubblz Collection
FOCO has several Los Angeles Dodgers bobbleheads available, with products tied to the 2024 MLB All-Star Game, and additional versions for the likes of Freddie Freeman and Shohei Ohtani. The latest Ohtani bobblehead has him in the new Dodgers City Connect uniform that was unveiled for the 2024 season. Ohtani...
Call for Applications: Azrieli Research Fellowship for Graduate Students, Spring/ Summer 2025
The Division of Academic Programs at the USC Shoah Foundation invites applications for its inaugural Azrieli Research Fellowship for graduate students who are pursuing an Master’s degree (M.A., M.Ed., MMSt., MI, or other recognized Master’s-level program) or PhD during the spring or summer 2025 term. One applicant will...
Justyn Martin on College Football 25, Subpar Game Speed, Teammate Ratings
We got the chance to talk to quarterback Justyn Martin at the UCLA/EA Sports College Football 25 event, hosted by the Men of Westwood collective, as he talked about the gameplay, questioned his speed rating, his teammate ratings, and the excitement of being in a modern video game.
Man accused of assaulting new mom in Brentwood released on bond
A man who was arrested after he allegedly sexually assaulted a woman who was walking with a newborn baby earlier this week has been released on bond. On Thursday, police confirmed that a suspect, later identified as 26-year-old Abraham Shily, was arrested in connection with the attack, which happened Tuesday on the 900 block of South Gretna Green Way in Brentwood.
U.S. Coast Guard halts 2 illegal charter vessels
The U.S. Coast Guard halted two illegal vessels near Newport Beach and San Pedro earlier this week, officials said Friday. A Los Angeles-Long Beach Coast Guard crew responded to a 76-foot craft operating as an illegal charter in Newport Beach Monday.
Los Angeles Sheriff's Deputy Charged with Assaulting Inmate and Falsifying Report
Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Deputy Maria Torres faces allegations of using excessive force and conduct unbecoming of a law enforcement officer. According to the Los Angeles County District Attorney's Office, Torres is facing felony charges for an incident that occurred last year at the Clara Shortridge Foltz Criminal Justice Center. Accused of assaulting an inmate with pepper spray and fabricating the accompanying police report, her actions have drawn condemnation from District Attorney George Gascón. "The alleged actions of Deputy Maria Torres are not only contrary to the values and principles that we uphold in law enforcement, but they also represent a significant breach of trust within our community," Gascón asserted.
Los Angeles Prepares for 2028 Olympics with $80M Boost for Greener Buses, Showcased by Mayor Bass and Secretary Buttigieg
Los Angeles is gearing up for the 2028 Olympics with major strides in public transportation, as Mayor Karen Bass and U.S. Secretary of Transportation Pete Buttigieg showcased a near $80 million federal boost for greener buses. The investment, aimed at electrifying the city's bus fleet, is part of a larger plan to overhaul the local transit system and improve air quality. As reported by the Los Angeles Mayor's Office, both officials demonstrated their commitment by taking a ride on Metro's E Line to examine the strides being made at the Metro Division 13 bus maintenance facility.
Zags continue their matchup with UCLA in two-year series
Gonzaga University men’s basketball is set to continue its rivalry with UCLA, entering into a two-year game series with their fellow West Coast compatriots. The first contest of the series against the Bruins will take place at the Intuit Dome in Los Angeles on Saturday, Dec. 28. The Bulldogs see another matchup with UCLA the following year in Seattle on Dec. 13, 2025 at the Climate Pledge Arena.
USC Basketball: Why Desmond Claude is the most important team transfer for 2024-25
Last season was unquestionably a disappointment at USC, though things are drastically different this year. The Trojans saw Andy Enfield depart as head coach with most of the roster leaving shortly thereafter. In comes Eric Musselman, fresh off plenty of success at Arkansas, and a quest to lead USC not just back to success but in making a good impression as new members of the Big Ten.
Jinger Duggar and Jeremy Vuolo’s New L.A. House Owned By The Master’s University and Seminary
Jinger Vuolo (née Duggar) and husband Jeremy Vuolo’s new house in Los Angeles is owned by the Master’s University and Seminary, In Touch can confirm. Jeremy, 36, currently works for the Master’s University and Seminary, and he and Jinger, 30, are seemingly renting the property after it was sold to the university in July 2022....
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