Frustration, fury reign at Boyle Heights town hall on Lineage warehouse fire
LOS ANGELES — Tensions in Boyle Heights reached a fever pitch Thursday evening as residents — fed up with exposure to ... Read More
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LAPD officer who recorded colleagues' racist, homophobic comments may face criminal case
LOS ANGELES — After Daniel Flores secretly recorded his LAPD colleagues making racist, sexist and homophobic comments on the job, he turned the evidence over to his superiors, according to an internal affairs complaint ...Read more
Meta's new AI image generation tool raises alarm in Hollywood and on Instagram
A new tool that lets people take publicly posted Instagram photos and use AI to generate new images from them is creating a backlash in Hollywood.
Instagram’s parent company, Meta, on Tuesday rolled out the new AI ...Read more
EPA wants to relax air pollution standards for buses, trucks
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency on Thursday proposed rolling back emission standards for new heavy-duty trucks, including buses, garbage trucks and semis.
Under the proposal, EPA is looking to scale back future ...Read more
California will see its first monsoon storms of the season, raising fire concerns
California’s first storms of the monsoon season are expected to arrive this weekend, raising concerns about heightened wildfire risk.
The storms could reach Central California as early as Sunday, bringing gusty winds ...Read more
George J. Cotliar, managing editor of the Los Angeles Times for 19 years, dies at 94
LOS ANGELES — George J. Cotliar, who served as managing editor of the L.A. Times for 19 years during a 40-year career at the paper, has died.
Cotliar's daughter, Sharon Cotliar-Zweifach, confirmed that Cotliar died in ...Read more
Union says East 42nd Street building developers cut corners, put safety at risk
NEW YORK — Thanks to a young union member who spotted shockingly buckled support beams in the Midtown East high-rise that suffered a partial collapse Tuesday, a major catastrophe may have been averted. His union is now ...Read more
Lawsuits filed against Border Patrol for 'excessive' force as advocates warn of immigration enforcement uptick
CHICAGO — For lawyer Brian Orozco, it’s personal. When federal agents deployed tear gas at protesters in Brighton Park on Oct. 4, after they had shot a woman, the gas hit Orozco’s face as he stood on a sidewalk. ...Read more
Eviction averted for thousands of formerly homeless people losing housing vouchers
LOS ANGELES — Thousands of formerly homeless people whose housing subsidies will expire in December are no longer at risk of eviction, local housing officials announced Thursday.
An infusion of new funds approved by ...Read more
State workers' union claims bad water, bedbugs, asbestos among post-RTO 'hazards'
SACRAMENTO, Calif. — State employees reported asbestos, bedbugs, waterborne bacteria and other “hazardous conditions” in government workplaces after returning to offices under Gov. Gavin Newsom’s mandate.
In a ...Read more
With retirement looming, USS Nimitz comes to Norfolk
NORFOLK, Va. — The USS Nimitz docked Thursday at Naval Station Norfolk, one of the last steps in its 51 years of commission.
The aircraft carrier will remain in Hampton Roads to train Navy sailors and aviators for a ...Read more
Gov. Dunleavy vetoes campaign contribution limits, allowing Alaska ballot initiative to proceed
ANCHORAGE, Alaska — Gov. Mike Dunleavy on Thursday vetoed a bill that would have enacted new campaign contribution limits in Alaska ahead of the November election.
Lawmakers had narrowly passed the bill in the final ...Read more
Trump's Iran truce in limbo after renewed strikes, sanctions
A two-day exchange of airstrikes and the reimposition of U.S. oil sanctions have left the truce President Donald Trump reached with Iran last month in a kind of limbo: not officially dead, but showing few signs of life.
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California family alleges ICE beat father in front of daughter before deportation
SAN JOSE, Calif. — A deported Sunnyvale carpenter and his U.S. citizen family are suing the federal government and two private prison companies, alleging ICE agents beat him during a violent arrest last year before he ...Read more
Independent candidate hoping to take on Democrat Melat Kiros turns in signatures for Denver congressional seat
DENVER — Melat Kiros, who earned the Democratic nomination to run for the seat long occupied by U.S. Rep. Diana DeGette, may soon face a new opponent in the run-up to November.
Shimon Blau, a pain management physician ...Read more
California Sen. Alex Padilla champions efforts to defeat proposed voter ID laws
A committee that’s challenging a proposed voter ID law in California has already received a high-profile endorsement.
U.S. Sen. Alex Padilla, a California Democrat who has been a longtime advocate for the expansion of ...Read more
Bonnie Tyler's heartbreaking final TV interview resurfaces after her death
Bonnie Tyler told how she could not wait to get back on the road in what would become her final television interview.
The late singer made the remarks months before she died aged 75 following complications after emergency...Read more
Prince Harry accused by journalist of placing white pill on her tongue
Prince Harry has been accused by a journalist of placing what she believed was a white pill on her tongue during the early days of their friendship.
In an anecdote she has shared days after the Duke of Sussex lost his ...Read more
Costco faces lawsuit over Orgain protein powder with toxic metals
What do tariffs, rotisserie chicken and grain-free dog food have in common? Each has sparked a lawsuit against Issaquah, Washington-based warehouse retailer Costco.
The list doesn’t stop there — protein powder has ...Read more
Parasite causing severe diarrhea spreads in midwest, NYC
A dangerous parasite that causes explosive diarrhea is spreading throughout the Midwest, as federal health officials investigate the still-undetermined source of the outbreak.
Michigan — the state with the highest ...Read more
As downtown Seattle offices empty, city facing years of 'zombie' towers
Downtown Seattle may be sending strong “we’re back” vibes during its World Cup star turn. But downtown's economic engine is still stuck on the sidelines.
Nearly 37% of the downtown Seattle office space is vacant —...Read more
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