A local activist has been indicted by a federal grand jury for his actions during a protest against immigration raids in Los Angeles. Alejandro Orellana, 29, is part of a community organization called Centro CSO based in Boyle Heights. He faces serious charges, including conspiracy and aiding civil disorder. The indictment claims that Orellana, along … Read more
The University of California (UC) has made a significant announcement regarding its stance on boycotting Israel. In a letter to chancellors, UC President Michael Drake declared that student governments and other university entities are prohibited from participating in any boycotts against Israel. This decision comes in response to a directive from the Trump administration, which … Read more
For many residents in west Altadena, the January firestorm felt like a double blow. Not only did the fire devastate their community, but evacuation alerts came far too late, forcing hundreds to flee under dangerous conditions. Many believe this delay contributed to the tragic loss of 17 lives in their area. The Los Angeles Times … Read more
The federal trial of Sean “Diddy” Combs concluded this week with mixed results. A jury found him guilty of transporting individuals for prostitution but cleared him of more serious charges that could have led to a life sentence. This verdict, while seen as a partial win for Combs, does not end his legal troubles. He … Read more
Seven people are currently missing after a series of explosions at a fireworks warehouse in Northern California. The incident occurred in Esparto, a small community about 40 miles northwest of Sacramento, and has left families anxiously waiting for news of their loved ones. The explosions, which lit up the night sky with bright fireworks, were … Read more
A legal group co-founded by Stephen Miller, who was a key figure in shaping immigration policies during the Trump administration, has filed a federal civil rights complaint against the Los Angeles Dodgers. The complaint, submitted to the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission by America First Legal, accuses the Dodgers of unlawful discrimination while promoting diversity, … Read more
California Highway Patrol Officer Miguel Cano tragically lost his life early Wednesday morning while on duty. The 34-year-old officer was driving with a partner after making an arrest. They were transporting a DUI suspect to the West L.A. CHP Office when Cano suddenly said he wasn’t feeling well. Moments later, he lost control of their … Read more
A new message is appearing on websites, asking users to enable JavaScript and turn off ad blockers. This notice is becoming common as websites strive to improve user experience and maintain revenue from advertisements. Many sites rely on ads to stay free for users. When ad blockers are on, these sites can’t display ads, which … Read more
A recent message on a website is causing some confusion among users. The site is asking visitors to enable JavaScript and turn off any ad blockers they might be using. This is important because many websites rely on JavaScript to function properly. Without it, users may miss out on key features and information. The request … Read more
A recent notice on a website has caught the attention of users. The message urges visitors to enable JavaScript and turn off any ad blockers. This simple request highlights a common challenge many websites face in today’s digital landscape. JavaScript is essential for many online features. It helps websites load properly and enhances user experience. … Read more
