A fed-up Los Angeles property owner is calling on a DSA-backed councilwoman to clean up the zombie-like, drug-ridden MacArthur Park he says has become a public disgrace — as chaos spills into the surrounding streets and working-class businesses are pushed to the brink.
A candidate for California’s State Assembly is taking an unconventional approach to highlighting the homelessness crisis plaguing the coastal region by giving an unfiltered point of view during his morning jogs. “People wanna see you directly pointing out government dysfunction, directly showing people on the ground what is happening and then publishing it directly on...
Watson isn’t the first Chiefs player to have their homes burglarized, as Travis Kelce and Patrick Mahomes had their houses broken into last year as part of a larger scheme that targeted pro athletes across the country.
Many fans want to see the Jets lose games to improve their position in next April’s NFL Draft. But even those fans may be a little shocked at just how bad the Jets have looked lately.
That pain you’ve been feeling from the injury to one of your anchor fantasy players, the incident that might have sent your entire season sideways, well, there is no soothing ointment for that.
Sabrina Ionescu shared on Monday multiple pictures of her smiling from ear to ear just a week after cops said two suspects ransacked a Los Angeles-area residence belonging to her and her husband.
Deadbeat California lawmakers still haven’t paid off a $20 billion federal loan for unemployment claims during the pandemic — and struggling businesses are picking up the ballooning tab instead. Employers are on the hook for an extra $42 in payroll taxes per employee next year to pay down the massive debt, and that tab will...
Up to $500 million a year should benefit local families, but might flow out of state to needy kids elsewhere — unless Hochul lets New York participate in Trump's school-choice tax program.
Brown University has placed its troubled police chief on administrative leave "effective immediately" in the wake of the devastating campus shooting that killed two students.