Business of Arms in the Middle East: Weapons, War, Wealth.
Amidst the backdrop of global turmoil and regional conflicts, the International Defense Exhibition and Conference held at Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates, showcased a diverse array of weaponry from around the world. At this...
The Rise of Two-Minute TV Shows: Global Takeover?
The rise of micro dramas, also known as vertical dramas, has taken the entertainment world by storm, captivating audiences with bite-sized episodes that pack a punch. From dramatic sagas to romantic entanglements, these short-form...
Top 10 Books to Read in March
As the month of March unfolds, the literary world is abuzz with a fresh selection of captivating reads that promise to transport readers to new realms of imagination and knowledge. From thought-provoking fiction to...
Innovative Desalination Technology Testing in California to Lower Costs
Californians may soon find themselves sipping water sourced from the Pacific Ocean off Malibu, thanks to a groundbreaking desalination technology currently under testing. OceanWell Co., the mastermind behind this innovative concept, plans to deploy...
EPA’s New Regional Administrator in Charge of California & Pacific Southwest
President Trump recently appointed Josh F.W. Cook as the new administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) for California and the Pacific Southwest, marking a significant shift in climate leadership for the Golden State....
Protesters gather against Trump, Musk in Westwood
Hundreds of passionate individuals gathered in Westwood to express their discontent with President Trump and Elon Musk's actions. The protest was notably attended by Jesse Ugalde, a Vietnam War veteran, who relies on the...
Arrest of Cal Fire captain’s wife in Mexico
The arrest of Cal Fire captain's wife in Mexico has sent shockwaves through the community, as Yolanda Olejniczak Marodi, the prime suspect in the murder of her wife, Capt. Rebecca Marodi, was apprehended and...
Fatal Wrong-Way DUI Crash on 60 Freeway in Pomona
A tragic incident unfolded on the 60 Freeway in Pomona on a fateful Saturday night, claiming the lives of two women and leaving a 1-year-old child hospitalized. The California Highway Patrol reported that the...
Restaurant Utility Worker: Essential Behind-the-Scenes Role
In the bustling kitchen of Chapter One, a beloved neighborhood gastropub in downtown Santa Ana, there is a man who moves with a sense of purpose and dedication. Alfonso Lira, the restaurant’s chief busser...
Insights on American Wine: Tasting 394 Wines in One Day
In the world of wine, tasting can be a laborious task, requiring focus, dedication, and a discerning palate. It's not just about sipping casually with friends on a weekend getaway; it's about analyzing and...
Xbox Creator Innovates Lab-Grown Chocolate: L.A.’s Willy Wonka?
Seamus Blackley, the mastermind behind Microsoft's Xbox console, has embarked on a new, tantalizing venture within the walls of Pacific Light & Hologram in San Gabriel. This unassuming office space harbors a treasure trove...
Mourning the Loss of Mom at Disneyland
Mourning the Loss of Mom at DisneylandLosing a loved one is a deeply personal and emotional experience that can shake us to our core. Todd Martens, a seasoned journalist, recently faced the unexpected passing...
Letting Go: Moving On from Husband’s Pickup Truck
As I sat in the passenger seat of Stephen Beech's pickup truck on Valentine's Day in 1993, little did I know that this vehicle would become a symbol of love, resilience, and loss in...
Saving L.A.’s Oldest Restaurant: Can a New Bar Help?
The future of Chili John's, a beloved Burbank institution since 1946, hangs in the balance as the iconic restaurant faces the threat of closure. Co-owners Steve and Claudine Hager are grappling with the harsh...
California Dairies Closing Sparks Conservation Concern in Point Reyes
Amidst the picturesque setting of Point Reyes Station, California, where fog-kissed streets are lined with quaint bakeries and artisanal cheese markets, a storm of discontent brews. The conflict centers around a recent legal settlement...
Mother charged with murdering son in O.C. hotel
A mother has been charged with the murder of her 11-year-old son in a tragic incident that unfolded during what was supposed to be a fun-filled trip to the Disneyland Resort in Orange County....
Sibling Questions Sister’s Death: Suicide or Something Else?
In James Whitfield Thomson's "A Better Ending," the author embarks on a twenty-year quest to uncover the truth behind his sister Eileen's death in the summer of 1974. Despite official reports labeling her death...
Simplifying Life in ‘The Colony’: A Review
Burnout has been a universal struggle for centuries, as evidenced by Henry David Thoreau's lament in 1854 about lives being "frittered away by detail." Despite the absence of smartphones during Thoreau's time, the urge...
Top 4 Must-Read Mystery Books for You
In this ever-evolving world of crime novels, the options seem endless, with so many intriguing titles vying for our attention and limited time. As a dedicated reader, my spring reading list was packed with...
Krysten Ritter’s Compelling Antihero: A Review
Krysten Ritter's Dynamic Dive into Antihero TerritoryKrysten Ritter, known for her role in the Marvel series "Jessica Jones," takes a daring leap into the world of literature with her latest novel, "Retreat." This gripping...
Capitulation to Trump: A Dangerous Contributor
In a recent turn of events, both a prestigious law firm and Columbia University have made the surprising decision to surrender to President Trump’s bullying tactics. This move, seen as a dangerous capitulation, raises...
Top 10% Wealthy Americans: Will They Help Struggling Americans?
In a small town like Chelsea, Mass., the local residents received a helping hand from a food bank just before Thanksgiving last year. This act of kindness underscored the struggles faced by many Americans,...
Americans Taking on Trump Without Waiting for Democratic Party
Americans across the country are feeling a deep sense of shock and despair as they witness President Trump's relentless assault on our nation's institutions. The rage and frustration bubbling beneath the surface are becoming...
Stop Obstructing Venice Dell Homeless Housing Project: Build Now
The Venice Dell Homeless Housing Project has been mired in bureaucratic delays and obstacles since its inception in 2017, despite being approved twice by the City Council. The project, led by nonprofit developers Venice...
Are Adults-Only Hotels Legal in California?
The debate over whether hotels can legally ban children in California has sparked interest and controversy among travelers and industry experts alike. With spring breaks around the corner and summer vacations on the horizon,...
Fire Hydrant Repairs: DWP Successfully Addresses Issues
The Los Angeles Department of Water and Power has made significant progress in addressing fire hydrant repairs following a delay in receiving inspection results from the L.A. Fire Department. This issue came to light...
Living Hell: Eaton Fire Survivors Share Their Struggles
Living Nightmare: Eaton Fire Victims Share their Ongoing StrugglesIn the quiet living room of her modest two-bedroom apartment in Altadena, Rosa Ramirez sat solemnly on her couch, gazing up at the darkened ceiling tainted...
L.A. Approves First Permits for Palisades Fire Home Rebuilding
In a groundbreaking move, the city of Los Angeles has given the green light to three homeowners in Pacific Palisades to begin the process of rebuilding their properties after the devastating wildfires that struck...
StubHub Ticket Platform Files for IPO
StubHub Ticket Platform Files for IPOStubHub Holdings Inc., a prominent ticket selling platform, recently filed for an initial public offering, revealing significant revenue growth and a minor annual loss for the year 2024. In...
Why Is Polystyrene Still Sold Despite California’s Ban?
Polystyrene, the soft, white, foamy material commonly used for takeout food service items, is still being sold in California despite a ban that went into effect on January 1, 2025. This ban was part...
Unique Bumper Stickers in Los Angeles: Funniest and Weirdest
In the bustling city of Los Angeles, bumper stickers have long been a popular means of self-expression for residents. However, in recent times, these stickers have taken on a whole new level of creativity,...
Broadway Writer Marco Ramirez Celebrates Cuban Music Golden Age
Broadway Writer Marco Ramirez: A Passion for Cuban Music UnveiledIn the heart of New York City, a vibrant celebration of Cuban music unfolds on Broadway's grand stage. Marco Ramirez, a seasoned playwright and screenwriter,...
Best Ways to Spend Your Sunday in Los Angeles
Mark Duplass, a multifaceted actor, director, and producer, shares his ideal Sunday routine with a warning: "There's not gonna be a lot of leaving the house today." Settling into a comfortable rhythm with his...
Crackdown on Offensive Language at L.A. City Council Meetings
In the heart of Los Angeles, the City Council chamber has been a battleground for some of the most hurtful and offensive messages delivered in a public forum. Over the past decade, a handful...
Trump ends funding for legal representation of migrant children
The Trump administration recently made a controversial decision that could have far-reaching consequences for migrant children who entered the United States without a parent or guardian. The federal contract providing legal representation for nearly...
‘Snow White’ movie debut disappoints with $43 million revenue
The latest live-action remake of Disney's classic film, "Snow White," hit theaters over the weekend, but the response was less than magical. Starring Rachel Zegler as Snow White and Gal Gadot as the Evil...
Insider Insights: Graydon Carter’s Experiences and Successes
Graydon Carter’s memoir, “When the Going Was Good,” offers a nostalgic glimpse into the final golden age of magazine publishing. In a world where glamour, power, and boldface names reigned supreme, Carter paints a...
UCLA struggles lead to season-ending loss to Tennessee
UCLA's Season-Ending Loss to Tennessee: A Tale of Mirror Images and Missed OpportunitiesLEXINGTON, Ky. - The match between UCLA and Tennessee was anticipated to be a mirror image in terms of defense and toughness....
Dodgers Focus on Dominance in Renewed Title Pursuit
The Los Angeles Dodgers are laser-focused on maintaining their dominance as they pursue another title in the upcoming season. Led by seasoned manager Dave Roberts, the team is determined to build on their recent...
Key to Dodgers Dynasty: Winning World Series Again
As the Dodgers stormed the field at Yankee Stadium, the mandate for a dynasty was clear. One World Series title is not enough for this team. The pressure to repeat was doubled after their...
UCLA Embraces ‘We Over Me’ in NCAA Tournament
UCLA’s Commitment to “We Over Me” in NCAA TournamentIn the competitive world of college basketball, where individual talent often takes center stage, the UCLA Bruins are embracing a unique philosophy that sets them apart....
Analyzing Trump’s Policy Framed by ‘Fairness’ Amid American Frustration
President Trump and his billionaire advisor Elon Musk recently sat down for an interview with Fox News, discussing new tariffs on foreign trading partners under the guise of fairness. This conversation highlighted the administration's...
Critique of Trump’s outspoken critic and family’s consequences
In Pleasanton, California, Democratic congressman Eric Swalwell found himself in a peculiar situation when his daughter presented him with a child's drawing of their family that included an unidentified figure. The mysterious character turned...
Families Speak Out: Unjust Deportation of Tattooed Individuals
Families Speak Out: Injustice of Deporting Tattooed IndividualsTwo individuals, a former professional soccer player and a social media influencer, were recently deported from the United States to El Salvador. This action sparked outrage and...























































