Discovering Your LA Community Through Local News In a sprawling metropolis like Los Angeles, connecting with your local community can feel like a challenge. Yet, community newspapers and their digital platforms remain vital resources for staying informed and engaged right where you live. Let’s explore the essential sections and services that typical local news outlets offer, and how they benefit Angelenos. The Enduring Role of Local News in Los Angeles While the structure of “The … Read More
Will Rogers Park Reopens After Fire Devastation
Will Rogers State Historic Park: A Story of Resilience and Reopening After a challenging 10 months following January’s devastating Palisades Fire, Will Rogers State Historic Park (SHP) in Pacific Palisades has officially reopened its gates to the public. This significant milestone, celebrated on Saturday, November 8, 2025, marks a powerful testament to the resilience of both the land and the Los Angeles community. Rising from the Ashes: The Palisades Fire’s Impact In early January 2025, … Read More
Getty Reshapes Art and Community in Los Angeles
How the Getty is Reshaping Art & Community in Los Angeles The J. Paul Getty Trust, a cornerstone of Los Angeles’s cultural landscape, is undergoing a profound transformation under the leadership of President and CEO Katherine E. Fleming. Recognized on this year’s Art Power Index, Fleming is redefining what it means for a world-leading cultural institution to serve its community, merging traditional stewardship with pressing civic and environmental responsibilities relevant to every Angeleno. A New … Read More
SoCal Basketball Kicks Off With Elite Talent
SoCal High School Sports: Basketball Kicks Off, Playoff Drama Unfolds The Southern California high school sports scene is bursting with activity as basketball season approaches and football playoffs deliver nail-biting finishes. Columnist Eric Sondheimer brings us a comprehensive roundup of top players, formidable teams, and championship highlights across the region. Get ready to dive into the latest prep action! Basketball Season Tips Off with Elite Talent The countdown to high school basketball is nearly over, … Read More
LA County Cracks Down on Illegal Kratom Sales
LA County Cracks Down on Illegal Kratom and 7-OH Sales Los Angeles County health officials are taking swift action against the illicit sale of Kratom and its potent derivative, 7-OH. These products, often deceptively marketed as natural remedies, are being removed from local shelves due to their dangerous, addictive, and potentially fatal opioid-like effects. What Are Kratom and 7-OH? Kratom is an herbal medicine derived from the leaves of evergreen trees found in Southeast Asia. … Read More
Discover LAs Top Happy Hours
Discovering Los Angeles’ Ultimate Happy Hour Experiences Los Angeles is renowned for its diverse culinary scene, and its happy hour offerings are no exception. While the city boasts countless options, finding those truly exceptional deals on food and drinks can be a game-changer for locals and visitors alike. This guide, informed by years of exploring LA’s vibrant dining landscape, highlights the must-visit spots where value meets atmosphere for an unforgettable happy hour. Exploring Los Angeles’ … Read More
Long Beach Breaks Ground on New North Long Beach Park
Long Beach Breaks Ground on 51st Street Greenbelt Project Long Beach city leaders officially broke ground on Monday, November 10, 2025, on the 51st Street Greenbelt Project, marking the start of a significant new one-acre park in North Long Beach. This initiative aims to transform a formerly underutilized piece of land along the Los Angeles River into a vibrant, accessible green space, promising enhanced community well-being and environmental resilience. Bringing Green Space to North Long … Read More