Gunfight during robbery leaves suspect dead, store owner injured, authorities say
An attempted robbery sparked a gun battle between a shopkeeper and another man Sunday night, the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department said.
LAPD scandal opens window into California’s secret gang database as reforms debated
The California Dept. of Justice has reversed on reforms to a controversial gang database as a scandal involving how LAPD identifies gang members continues to unfold.
Coronavirus cases in California increasing: Here’s what you need to know
There are now six confirmed cases of coronavirus in California, and two sites in the state have been set up to house overseas travelers returning to the U.S. from China.
The Fraud of Handicapped Parking Spaces With Family Law Attorney Christopher Melcher
Black History Month: Hidden Figure – U.S. Navy Sailor Doris ‘Dorrie’ Miller
It’s Black History Month! Gayle Anderson was live in Costa Mesa at Heroes Hall to learn about “Hidden Figure” U.S. Navy Sailor Doris “Dorrie” Miller. He manned anti-aircraft guns during the attack on Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941 for which he had no training and tended to the wounded. His heroic acts garnered the Navy Cross, the third highest honor awarded by the Navy at the time. He was the first African American to receive the special medal and […]
It’s time for California to take over PG&E, state lawmaker says
California state Sen. Scott Wiener plans to introduce a bill this week to turn PG&E into a public utility.
Parents often don’t know what their college kids are going through. CSU is changing that
CSU wants to improve its dropout rate by teaching parents how to help their children in college.
This election is off-limits to voters. But the results will matter a lot to L.A. school families
L.A.’s teachers union is electing new officers, a decision with far-reaching ramifications for youth and their families in the nation’s second-largest school system.
Fear of coronavirus fuels racist sentiment targeting Asians
Viruses often spark panic. But the coronavirus has spread something else besides misinformation and false rumors: xenophobia and anti-China sentiment.
How to Get Bestselling Books Delivered to Your Kindle Free
The legal way to get free digital books for your Kindle and even listen to audiobooks on your phone. Books are great, free books are even better! Here are some ways to get e-books and audiobooks without spending anything. Follow Tech Reporter Rich DeMuro on Instagram for more tips and tricks. First place to look, Amazon’s Top 100 Free in the Kindle store. These books are totally free and can easily be sent to your Kindle for reading. There are […]