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A New West Covina City Council Can Do Reforms and Public Service

Part XXXI of “Proactive People Must Protect Own Neighborhood”. Former Mayor Fredrick Sykes appears to be back in his old seat on the West Covina City Council in District Five. His vote total increased from 2,487 (56.20%) to 3,231 (57.08%) in the November 3, 2026, election. As of Friday...

West Covina, CA · 2d
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Southern California Gas looks to raise rates

Southern California, CA · 1d

Los Angeles Times

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Arellano: Raman's victory was a resounding rebuke to L.A.'s Latino political establishment

Almost all the city's Latino power brokers — politicians, nonprofit leaders, union activists, celebrities — bet big on longtime ally Karen Bass, only to now find themselves on the outside looking in.

Los Angeles, CA · 15h

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Pasadena Schedules November Paving on Two Major Avenues

If you’ve noticed construction or traffic backups around town, resurfacing work on sections of Los Robles and Fair Oaks avenues may be the reason. Pasadena has hired Hardy & Harper, Inc. to resurface about 1.27 miles of roadway along the two avenues. The work is part of the city’s...

Pasadena, CA · 3d
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9 Los Angeles Area Fabric Stores In California Where Bargain Hunters Can Score Incredible Deals

Fabric sold by the pound sounds like a joke, but around Los Angeles it is a real way to shop. Some spots let you stuff a bag with remnants for one flat price. One shop prices most of its yardage at about four dollars. Another offers tubs of assorted fabric sold by weight, which feels like a candy store for sewists.

Los Angeles County, CA · 2d

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Three Orange County Students Named 2026 U.S. Presidential Scholars

The local graduates were among 161 students nationwide selected for the prestigious academic honor. Three Orange County high school graduates have been named 2026 U.S. Presidential Scholars, one of the nation’s highest honors for graduating seniors. Sophie Mirae Kim of Huntington Beach High School, Irene Pan of Valencia High...

Orange County, CA · 1d

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Event to Celebrate Women From Altadena, Pasadena and Sierra Madre

LA Fire Justice will hold a community event honoring women from Altadena, Pasadena and Sierra Madre on Tuesday, November 10, 2026, at 6:00 pm. The event, scheduled at First Church of the Nazarene of Pasadena, will include personal stories, music and remarks from community members. The program will feature keynote...

Pasadena, CA · 1d

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Jane Kim declares victory in commissioner race. CA insurance could be in for big changes

Jane Kim declared victory in the California insurance commissioner race on Friday, capping off what she called “the first unabashed and unapologetic populist progressive campaign.”. The former San Francisco supervisor is ahead of fellow Democrat state Sen. Ben Allen with 65% of ballots counted as of midday Friday, 53%...

California · 4d

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Pomona extends rent stabilization, rejects rental registry

Pomona City Council voted 6-1 to keep the city’s rent stabilization program running past its scheduled Dec. 31 end date, while a proposal to establish a rental registry failed in a 3-4 vote Oct. 19. The program caps annual rent increases at 5% for covered units. However, some Cal...

Pomona, CA · 20h

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Number of rabid animals in California skyrockets to the most cases in nearly 30 years

Your browser does not support the video tag. California has seen the number of rabid animals skyrocket, with the most cases in nearly 30 years, according to state officials. At least 368 rabid animals were found in the Golden State so far this year, breaking a 28-year record, the California Veterinary Medical Association announced Saturday. Most of the rabid animals were bats or skunks from Southern California, according to the veterinary association. San Diego County health officials sounded the alarm in July after a rabid bat landed on the table where a family was eating lunch at the rustic Yellow Deli chain in Vista. Another diner quickly grabbed the bat with a towel and brought it to the Humane Society in Oceanside. Last month, local health officials reported the first two raccoons to test positive for rabies in Los Angeles County in more than 50 years. At least 368 rabid animals were found in the Golden State so far this year, breaking a 28-year record, the California Veterinary Medical Association announced Saturday (Getty Images) The first raccoon was found in someone’s backyard in the Westlake Village area, officials said on October 5. The raccoon reportedly appeared sick but not aggressive

California · 2d

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Apartment community goes online in Ontario

Space is now available for pre-leasing at Mill House, a 346-unit apartment community in Ontario. Mill House has one- and two-bedroom apartment homes that range from from 618 to 1,280 square feet, according to a statement released by Legacy Partners. The apartment community at 2510 S. Euclid Ave. is being...

Ontario, CA · 3d

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Inland Empire home to some of the safest cities

Five Inland Empire cities have been named some of the safest cities in the United States by a personal finance website. Rancho Cucamonga (35), Moreno Valley (49) Fontana (62), Riverside (89), and Ontario (97) were among the 182 safest U.S cities to live and work, according to WalletHub, a personal final website and mobile app that provides free credit scores, credit reports, and money-management tools.

Rancho Cucamonga, CA · 3d

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LA County's push to close Men's Central Jail hinges on diversion efforts that will take time and money

LOS ANGELES — For LA County, closing the Men’s Central Jail starts with keeping people out. The push to depopulate the jail materialized when the LA County Board of Supervisors voted to shut down the facility in 2020, pointing to reports of unsafe and unsanitary conditions. At the...

Los Angeles County, CA · 1d

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City of Industry Golf Course Could Trade Nine Holes for a Data Center

California Country Club — Approximate Site of Proposed Data Center. A City of Industry golf course could soon look a lot different, with nine fewer holes and a sprawling bank of servers where fairways used to be. Ramus Development has announced plans for the Los Angeles Recreation and Technology Park, a proposal to redevelop 18 acres of the California Country Club property at 1509 Workman Mill Road with a data center and a reconfigured nine-hole golf course.

City Of Industry, CA · 3d

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They promised free rehab in California. We investigated what happened next.

By the time I walked up to Integrity Recovery Center’s front door, I’d been trying to get a hold of the owners for months. Integrity’s website described the treatment facility as a “healing sanctuary” and showed photographs of a gleaming white mansion with a pool in the Los Angeles foothills. The place looked a little dingier in person, with trash in the driveway and weeds growing over a retaining wall.

Oklahoma City, OK · 1d

The LA Local

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Fireworks, whistles, pots and pans: How neighbors came together to push ICE out of Boyle Heights

Residents, clergy and organizers faced off with federal immigration agents outside Adventist White Memorial The post Fireworks, whistles, pots and pans: How neighbors came together to push ICE out of Boyle Heights appeared first on LA Local .

Los Angeles, CA · 2d

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Nithya Raman Won City Hall But Is She Already Failing The First Test Of Leadership

THE BOTTOM LINE - Los Angeles voted for change, not another administration consumed by political confrontation while the city’s problems grow worse. Los Angeles did not elect Nithya Raman to become its protester-in-chief. Voters elected her to confront a city overwhelmed by homelessness, unaffordable housing, public safety concerns, deteriorating infrastructure, and a government struggling to regain public confidence.

Los Angeles, CA · 1d

The Financial Wire

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The FTC and seven states, joined by Los Angeles County and San Francisco officials in California, sued Toast over alleged hidden restaurant fees, including a $5,318.87 early termination fee one customer says he was charged

The Federal Trade Commission and the attorneys general of seven states sued the restaurant technology company Toast Inc. on Oct. 29, alleging that it charges hidden and unauthorized fees and makes its subscriptions hard to cancel. One of the examples in the complaint is a $5,318.87 early termination fee that a customer says he was... The post The FTC and seven states, joined by Los Angeles County and San Francisco officials in California, sued Toast over alleged hidden restaurant fees, including a $5,318.87 early termination fee one customer says he was charged appeared first on The Financial Wire .

San Francisco, CA · 1d

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Honoring Julia Morgan, Architect Extraordinaire: Yes, a woman did that

“When do we think the five LA County permitting and review agencies will finally approve our plans?” After 20 months, our beloved architect, Cole Butler — a woman standing on the mighty yet tiny shoulders of über architect Julia Morgan — could still only guess. “A week? Two weeks? If we’re lucky.” Cole is burdened by a complex, drawn-out building bureaucracy that Julia Morgan never had to navigate. From 1904 to her death in 1957, Miss Morgan designed more than 700 buildings, the most famous of which is Hearst Castle on California’s Highway 1 along the central coast.

Los Angeles County, CA · 1d

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El Niño Just Pushed California’s Ocean to the Highest Levels Ever Recorded, and NOAA Says More Is Coming

Roads flooded, water pushed into homes and businesses, and tide gauges that have been recording for more than a century logged numbers they had never seen before. That was the California coast between Oct. 24 and 30, and NOAA has now explained what made it happen. The NOAA National Ocean...

California · 1d