Magnitude 4.4 earthquake strikes near Mammoth Lakes
A magnitude 4.4 earthquake was reported Saturday morning about 9½ miles from Mammoth Lakes, followed by a 3.1 quake minutes later, the USGS says.
L.A. Public Library releases Kobe Bryant’s reading list
In the wake of Kobe Bryant’s death, the L.A. Public Library releases a list of books recommended by the NBA legend.
For siblings who escaped almost 50 years ago, fire at L.A. high rise was deja vu, again
‘That place keeps having problems,’ says a man who survived a 1971 fire with his sister in an L.A. high rise that has burned again in 2013 and Wednesday.
3 injured in LAPD patrol car crash
Three people, including two Los Angeles police officers, were injured in a crash in South Park early Saturday.
Saturday “Gayle on the Go!” /// Saturday, February 1st, 2020
Happy Saturday! It’s the FIRST day of February and it’s the beginning of BLACK HISTORY MONTH! There are many cultural activities, some of them are FREE, on the Saturday “Gayle on the Go!” list. Take a look at the report above and then scroll down the page below for the COMPLETE LIST of Saturday “Gayle on the Go!” activities. Enjoy! -000- Black College Expo 9am-to-5pm Los Angeles Convention Center 1201 South Figueroa Street Los Angeles http://www.thecollegeexpo.org High school students and […]
Outside Staples Center, a grim hustle for unlicensed vendors of Kobe R.I.P. shirts
The Kobe Bryant memorial T-shirts that emerged hours after his death are one form of public mourning and a way of life for street vendors.
Lopez: Inspired by Greta Thunberg, this 101-year-old takes a stand against climate change
Inspired by young climate activist Greta Thunberg, this 101-year-old activist rallies fellow residents to take action.
L.A.-based dissident claims he was target of kidnapping attempt by Saudi Arabia
The dissident had publicly mocked the Saudi crown prince. He and his lawyer say he was granted political asylum in the U.S.
Pearl Berg will celebrate her 110th birthday this year. What’s her secret to a long L.A. life?
Pearl Berg is about to celebrate her 110th birthday — which would put her in the elite group of supercentenarians.
In L.A.’s San Gabriel Valley, fear of the coronavirus has changed habits in ways big and small
Alhambra officials postpone the Lunar New Year festival, and many shoppers are changing their buying habits to avoid crowds or certain foods.