California city to provide services to homeless encampment
Associated Press SACRAMENTO — A Northern California city said it will let a homeless encampment stay on some public land,
Ukrainian court puts an Orthodox leader under house arrest
By KARL RITTER and ELENA BECATOROS KYIV, Ukraine — A Kyiv court ordered a leading priest to be put under
Biden and his 2024 campaign: Waiting for some big decisions
By ZEKE MILLER and WILL WEISSERT WASHINGTON — President Joe Biden has all but announced he’s running for reelection, but
1 dead in West Hills shopping center parking lot shooting, police say
At least one person died and three others were injured in a Saturday afternoon shooting at a busy shopping center
Lamont Butler hits game-winner, takes San Diego State to title game
HOUSTON (AP) — Lamont Butler made a jumper at the buzzer, sending San Diego State to its first national championship
John Force walks away from horrific crash in Funny Car qualifying in Pomona
POMONA – John Force, the old bull of drag racing and the sport’s biggest name, was involved in a horrific
Game Day: How our Baseball Hall of Fame voters decided
Editor’s note: This is the Sunday, January 22, edition of the “Game Day with Kevin Modesti” newsletter. To receive the
2nd scene in Alhambra investigated for possible connection to Monterey Park mass shooting
The Los Angeles Sheriff’s Department is investigating an incident in Alhambra that could be related to the Saturday night Monterey
Some Lunar New Year celebrations go ahead, despite Monterey Park mass shooting
As the community reels from Saturday night’s mass shooting in Monterey Park, which left 10 people dead and at least
Possible Monterey Park mass shooting suspect in standoff with law enforcement in Torrance
Law enforcement authorities surrounded a white van in Torrance Sunday in a standoff with someone who may be the suspect
Monterey Park mass shooting is deadliest in US since Uvalde, Texas
Saturday’s mass shooting at a Monterey Park ballroom, where at least 10 people were killed during a Lunar New Year
Gov. Gavin Newsom’s phony budget
If it’s January it must be budget time in California, or so it would seem. Gov. Gavin Newsom held a
The tyranny of public sector unions
Public sector unions across the country have distorted public policy, rendered government less efficient and effective than they otherwise could
Here’s why your gas bills are so much higher right now
THE PAIN IS REAL. None of us lives in Hearst Castle. Yet my natural gas bill shot from $44 to
Successful aging: More tips on how to manage stress
This week’s column is the second one to address D.M.’s concern about the impact of stress and ways to manage
Southern California life expectancy shows huge gaps based on race, gender, county
Consider the projected lifespans for two babies born in Southern California during the first year of the pandemic: One, a