Los Angeles controlled traffic for the 1984 Olympics. We can do it again in 2028
August 16, 2024 3 am Pacific Time To the editor: There was one huge factor that wasn't mentioned in your…
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Unlike SpaceX or Chevron, we won't be fleeing California
Both small and large companies are fleeing California in search of friendlier opportunities. From 2018 to 2021, 352 companies relocated…
'Our city is not a trailer park': Los Angeles to consider sweeping RV parking ban
An effort to restrict the thousands of recreational vehicles parked in residential areas, near schools and along business districts is…
Opinion: I'm a pediatrician in Reno. I know climate change threatens children.
A few years ago, while visiting Hiroshima, Japan, I attended a talk by a well-known peace activist and hibakusha —…
The law is not clear as to an employer's ability to search employee emails.
An employee at the Los Angeles City Attorney's Office, Hydee Feldstein Soto, said Feldstein Soto sought out emails from employees…
Los Angeles strengthens its fight against copper cable theft with an additional $200,000
The Los Angeles City Council has allocated an additional $200,000 to the copper wire task force, tripling funding intended to…
American flag flies legally again at California Camping World
San Joaquin County officials are raising the alarm about what one supervisor calls a clever marketing campaign disguised as patriotism…
How not to be a bad tourist: what Europeans want visitors to know
AMSTERDAM — Travelling can be exciting or horrifying, and whether we like it or not, we all leave our mark.…
The bill would abolish fire risk ratings in California
A legislative proposal to overhaul California’s decades-old wildfire mapping system is sparking intense debate, with critics saying it threatens to…
Mystery of Southern California baby found dead in dumpster in 1987 solved
In October 1987, a man was going through a Riverside dumpster when he discovered the body of a newborn baby.…