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Several top Republicans in Congress have expressed concerns about the 747 deal, including that the plane would be a security risk.
Malibu became a city in 1991 largely to block sewers and the rampant growth they threatened to bring. The January wildfire has city leaders considering a sewer to cut ocean pollution. But can they still thwart growth?
Braun Levi’s family already had lost their house in the Palisades fire. The Loyola High School senior died early Sunday. Police arrested a Los Angeles woman, on suspicion of drunk driving and homicide.
As Trump’s aggressive tariffs rattle business owners and shake the foundation of American importing, the men and women who work on the ground at the country’s busiest port are feeling the effects too.
Some nonprofits are fighting back, including an L.A. provider that’s leading a campaign to try to stop potential GOP cuts to healthcare for low-income Americans.
Almost 8,800 property owners have asked the Army Corps of Engineers to direct the cleanup of burned homes. With more than 100 parcels a day being cleared, the job is almost halfway done, with June a likely date for completion, officials say.
President Trump says his tariffs are ‘reciprocal.’ But his formula doesn’t try to match the tariffs other countries impose on the U.S. Economists are highly skeptical about the new calculation
The CDC’s potential ‘streamlining’ of programs to prevent HIV has two Southern California health agencies worried the potentially deadly virus could infect more people.
Republicans in Washington, railing against ‘left-wing echo chambers,’ threaten to cut NPR and PBS funding. Local radio leaders counter that they provide a public service that’s light on ideology.
In rebuilding, Malibu homeowners face the challenge of not just fire danger but also sea level rise. Some argue the land should be left as open space.
