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After dominating the U.S. for decades, California avocado farmers have been lapped by Mexican growers offering cheaper fruit. But one local farmer is fighting back.
Rancho Palos Verdes’ financial woes are mounting after losing a $16-million FEMA grant that was supposed to help with landslide stabilization.
Tenants of a multi-use building at 7th and Witmer streets say the owners and operators of the facility have ignored repeated calls to address rats, bugs, mold and a lack of security. They filed a lawsuit this week.
The Army Corps was tasked with cleaning up residences in the fire zones, but not commercial properties. In Altadena, this has left business districts stuck in a toxic limbo.
In this interactive photo gallery, see the cleanup process for the Palisades and Eaton fires.
Faculty-led march and rally at Cal State Long Beach speak out against budget cuts, layoffs and immigration enforcement.
Los Angeles County Superior Court judges in recent weeks have ordered three activists who seized vacant, publicly owned homes in 2020 to leave. Some plan to keep resisting eviction.
