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Welcome to this exquisite 4-bedroom, 3-bathroom home with a spacious loft, nestled in the serene enclave of Tesoro Del Valle. Boasting a cul-de-sac location, this residence offers an expansive yard complete with a pool, spa, slide, and soothing waterfalla perfect oasis for relaxation and entertaining. Step inside to discover a thoughtfully designed layout featuring vaulted ceilings and a grand entryway that sets the tone for the elegance found throughout. The downstairs features a large living and dining room, with a family room that opens into the kitchen, with its modern amenities and large pantry, which is a culinary delight ideal for preparing gourmet meals, and entertaining on the oversized island with beautiful granite countertops. Also downstairs is a bedroom and a full bath for guests or visiting family members. Upstairs you will find the large master suite with a view and provides a private retreat with a master bath & two large walk-in closets. There are also 2 additional bedrooms with a full bath between for easy access. An extra bonus upstairs is a large loft area for relaxing, which can be converted to a 5th bedroom if needed. Beyond its impressive interior, this home benefits from the amenities of the Tesoro Del Valle community, including a clubhouse, gym, pool, BBQ areas, tennis courts, basketball courts, private park, and a picturesque pond. Whether you’re unwinding in your private backyard retreat or enjoying the community’s recreational offerings, this property embodies comfortable and luxurious living at its finest. Located at 24303 Calle Terraza, this home not only promises a serene environment but also the convenience of nearby award winning schools, shopping, dining, and easy access to major thoroughfares. Don’t miss the opportunity to make this exceptional residence your own. Schedule a showing today! $1,498,800 www.24303CalleTerraza.com.

The conversion of the Eaves in Koreatown is a win for LA4LA, the public-private plan Mayor Karen Bass unveiled in April to provide more affordable housing.

Team USA's slate of exhibitions leading up to the 2024 Olympics has already confirmed that the star-studded squad is hardly guaranteed gold in Paris. The other biggest takeaway from the Americans' play so far is that LeBron James remains an elite player as his 40th birthday approaches—a reality ...

An arrest was made in Yucca Valley last week by the San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Gang/Narcotics Division. Between July 13 and July 19 the Sheriff’s Department served 13 search warrants related to gang members and felons believed to be in possession of weapons or narcotics as part of Operation: Consequences. One of those warrants was served in the 7700 Block of Victor Vista Ave in Yucca Valley.

Officials in Southern California said they are searching for suspects in a fire sparked by illegal fireworks that has caused more than $10 million in damages. The Hawarden Fire in Riverside County ignited Sunday afternoon and within three hours had burned more than 500 acres, according to Riverside Mayor Lock Dawson. Six homes have been completely destroyed and seven others damaged in the "horrendous fire," Dawson said during a press briefing Monday evening. The fast-moving fire has resulted in an estimated $10 million in damage to homes and more than $1 million in response costs, Dawson said, who noted that damage assessments were still ongoing.

Mid-week brings little change. Though most won’t notice, there will be a slight decrease in temperatures on Wednesday afternoon. Inland areas will remain dry and hot, coastal areas will be comfy. The ridge, working with a subtropical low off of Southern California will continue to advect a stream of moisture across Central California. This will most likely manifest in some mid to high level cloud cover, but a slight chance of a high based shower and/or dry thunderstorm possible early Wednesday, though the threat has weakened quite a bit in the latest model runs. As we roll into the latter part of the work week, the ridge of high pressure will move to the east allowing for a trough of low pressure, to our northwest, to move in. Daytime highs will start to cool, giving inland areas some relief from the heat by this weekend.

LAist reporter Jill Replogle recounts her reporting on the celebrity mountain lion for the new LAist podcast, Imperfect Paradise: Lions, Coyotes & Bears.

Despite the dire warnings of the business community, the recent increase to fast-food workers’ minimum wage doesn’t seem to be impacting hiring. In April, minimum wage for fast-food workers jumped to $20 per hour, but despite that, “Employment Development Department numbers show [Southern California] had 361,500 fast food workers in June – an all-time staffing […]

Today, U.S. Senator Alex Padilla (D-Calif.) was joined by senior leadership from the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), the California Air Resources Board (CARB), and the South Coast Air Quality Management District (South Coast AQMD) to announce nearly $500 million for South Coast AQMD, which will help decarbonize the transportation and freight sectors and improve air quality for Southern California residents. This historic funding comes as part of the EPA’s Climate Pollution Reduction Grants (CPRG) program and was made possible by the Inflation Reduction Act, which Padilla supported.

At least a half-dozen homes lay in ruins Monday after one of many dangerous wildfires in the West suddenly swept into a Southern California neighborhood during a blistering heat wave. Six homes were ravaged and seven damaged when the fire sparked by fireworks erupted Sunday afternoon in a hilly area...

The Sawdust Festival is in full swing. Visitors can look forward to amazing art and artisan creations, music, classes and food, all in an idyllic canyon setting. Nighttime is the right time for Sawdust – Art, Ale, Music & More: Sawdust Art Festival shines even brighter at night, transforming into a magical evening escape. Sunday through Thursday, open until 8 p.m. – your go-to spot for after-work unwinding. On weekends, the enchantment continues until 10 p.m., setting the stage for unforgettable date nights. As twilight falls, their art-filled pathways come alive with twinkling lights, creating a magical ambience perfect for couples and friends alike. Enjoy the cool evening air as you sip craft beers or local wines, browse unique artworks and let live music serenade you under the stars.

Summers in the Western United States are a challenge. Whether you live in Arizona, California, or our state of Idaho, it's hot. The summer of 2024 is projected to be one of the hottest and most dangerous on record, posing a significant threat to our communities. . Fortunately, the Gem...

A growing homeowners insurance crisis for Californians is straining brokers who must work harder to get increasingly expensive and more frequently unavailable coverage for their clients, a crisis many of them blame on regulations and wildfires. Wildfires have made the state a bad bet for struggling carriers—and this season so...

The notion that fixed charges should be based on income may be said to have originated in California with the publication of a paper by Next10 in 2021. It put forward the notion of an income graduated fixed charge (IGFC) as an equitable way of promoting electrification in homes. Five income tiers were proposed. As an example, for PG&E, which serves 5.5 million customers in northern California, the charge for the fifth tier was set at $185.

State’s Kids Bearing the Brunt of Inadequate Services. Children in California are dealing with the fallout of inadequate mental health services, a problem that has spanned over decades. Private health plans in the Golden State have been notorious for providing barely sufficient mental health care to their patients. The state Legislature’s assertive action may be the only ray of hope for a change in the situation.

Per our Constitution and our electoral process, we vote for our politicians to work for the common good of all citizens of the United States of America. The Democrat Party is only interested in certain groups. First, they championed unions – better working conditions and better wages. Good. Unions then...

Villaraigosa suggested he'd be the state's best foil to Trumpism.

Two tourists from Italy were robbed on a Metro train in Los Angeles on Monday night, according to a witness.  Preliminary information indicates that the robbery occurred near the Expo/Vermont station on the Metro E line around 11 p.m. A witness who only spoke Spanish told stringer service KNN that two suspects stole the pair’s […]

On July 15, 19 current and/or former Claremont Colleges students were due to be arraigned in Pomona Superior Court after the LA District Attorney’s Office filed misdemeanor trespassing charges against them stemming from their April 5 protest occupation of Pomona College President Gabrielle Starr’s office. The arraignment was...