In-N-Out Burger NHRA Finals Friday preview

It all comes down to this: The In-N-Out Burger NHRA Finals in Pomona will crown the four 2026 NHRA Mission Foods Drag Racing Series world champions in a dramatic showdown. All eyes will be on Friday and Saturday's crucial qualifying, as bonus points earned during those four qualifying heats may help decide the world champions on Sunday.

Preview: Battle to determine 'The Real SC' is going down in Greenville

Continuing the season against yet another ranked opponent, No. 1 South Carolina women’s basketball will face off against the No. 3 University of Southern California to determine 'The Real SC.' The game will be held at Bon Secours Wellness Arena in Greenville, South Carolina, at 1 p.m. Sunday. South...

Brown Bag Cookies Opens in Cerritos

Originally based in Los Angeles, brown bag cookies has opened its second Southern California location in Cerritos. The new shop offers handcrafted pastries, specialty drinks and other goods to the community. The bakery, located at 17206 Norwalk Blvd., recently held its soft opening. The brown bag cookies is known for...

T&T Supermarket to open in Chino Hills

T&T Supermarket, the largest Asian supermarket chain based in Canada, will open a store in Chino Hills. The 61,000-square-foot store at 13021 Peyton Ave. is the company’s largest location in California and its first in Southern California, according to reports. T&T Supermarket will be in Crossroads Marketplace, a shopping...

Lodge Bread Brings Its Massive Cinnamon Rolls and Sourdough Loaves to Pasadena

Lodge Bread Co., the bakery known for its oversized cinnamon rolls and sourdough loaves, opened its fourth location in Pasadena on Thursday, November 12. Lodge Bread’s founder, two-time James Beard Award semifinalist Or Amsalam, has big plans for the bakery’s Pasadena space, with an expanded menu, baked goods that use naturally leavened dough, a daytime menu of sandwiches, and expansive seating, plus an adjacent pizza-pasta restaurant called Full Proof, which will debut in early 2027.

Inside the $3.25 Million Pasadena Glass Pavilion That’s Still Studied in Architecture Classes Today

Case Study architect Craig Ellwood’s restored 1965 Pasadena glass pavilion, the iconic Kubly House, hits the market for $3.25 million.

Anaheim sets July 2027 deadline for A-Town developer to revise stalled housing deals

Anaheim City Council voted 6-1 Tuesday, with Mayor Ashleigh Aitken opposing, to terminate its A-Town development agreement with PT Metro, LLC on July 31, 2027, unless amendments addressing the project's performance milestones are adopted by then. The discussion of the development agreement on Tuesday was the required public hearing mandated...

Police asking for public’s help solving L.A. hit-and-run that seriously injured pedestrian

The Los Angeles Police Department is asking for the public’s help solving an alleged hit-and-run crash that seriously injured a pedestrian in Los Angeles on Aug. 17. The 28-year-old man was hit by a white, 4-door sedan on 62nd Street near Grand Avenue at around 12:20 a.m. The car was heading east on 62nd Street […]

Huntington Park cafe collabs with local businesses amidst ICE raids

Cruzita’s Deli and Cafe is situated in the heart of Huntington Park. Celina Cruz is often seen working front and center, alongside her mother, Maricruz, who fixes people’s orders. Not only do they serve iced coffees and deli sandwiches, according to Celina, they provide a third space for those who feel unwelcome by the current ICE raids.

Democratic Socialist-Backed Candidates Win Races Across L.A. County

A “blue wave” swept the midterm elections, as Democratic candidates secured victories across the country. In Los Angeles County, democratic socialists had a particularly successful run, ushering in a new era of progressive local government. Most notably, a candidate endorsed by the L.A. chapter of Democratic Socialists of...

Hollywood Hydrant Blast Sends Geyser Over Rooftops, Driver's Fate Unclear

A fire hydrant burst open near North Vista Street and Willoughby Avenue in Hollywood on Friday morning, sending a geyser of water towering over the neighborhood and flooding the streets below. The water erupted just after 10 a.m., and by the time news helicopters reached the scene minutes later, fire crews were still arriving to deal with the flow.

LA prepares temporary ban on cold storage warehousing in Boyle Heights

The Los Angeles City Council Friday requested the city attorney to prepare and present a draft ordinance to establish a temporary ban on large cold storage warehousing and distribution uses in industrial areas of the Boyle Heights Community Plan area. In a 10-0 vote, the City Council approved a motion...

Ugarte lead drops to 41 votes in LA Council District 9 race amid ballot-tampering allegations

Jose Ugarte's lead over Estuardo Mazariegos in the race to represent District 9 on the Los Angeles City Council dropped to 41 votes Friday, as allegations of ballot-tampering fly. Ugarte leads 50.05%-49.95%, or 19,434-19,393, according to the Friday's figures from the Los Angeles County Registrar-Recorder/County Clerk. County officials estimate 15,000...

Students discuss Rose Bowl attendance, free football tickets

The stands of the Rose Bowl are still far from full, despite UCLA football’s 9-0 season and free student tickets. UCLA Athletics announced in September that students can access free tickets to all home football and basketball games during the 2026-27 academic year, prompting some students to attend more games. However, the Rose Bowl’s more than 25-mile distance from campus remains a barrier for attendees, students said.

Los Angeles’ most expensive private schools give wealthy students privileges most public school kids can only dream of

Los Angeles’ most expensive private schools charge nearly ninety thousand dollars in annual tuition, surpassing even the cost of public universities. These elite schools provide astonishing privileges like on-campus paleontology museums, real investment portfolios and Hollywood mentors within their elite education. Celebrities like LeBron James and Arnold Schwarzenegger choose...

USC stuck in LA following FAA ground stop, many other women's basketball teams impacted

One of the biggest women’s college basketball games of the season is in jeopardy. The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) on Friday, Nov. 13 issued a nationwide ground stop for all U.S. airports following a "communication issue impacting all Air Route Traffic Control Centers," according to Sean Duffy, the transportation secretary. This Sunday, No. 3 USC is set to face No. 1 South Carolina at Bon Secours Wellness Arena in Greenville, South Carolina, in a nationally televised game, set for 1 p.m. ET on ABC. For Dawn Staley’s Gamecocks, Greenville is just a quick bus ride away. For Lindsay Gottlieb’s Trojans, the trip requires a cross-country flight. In a statement posted to social media on Friday evening, USC said, “We have been grounded in Los Angeles following the nationwide ground stop, per the FAA. Will provide updates as we have them.” According to a person with direct knowledge of the situation, the Trojans were on the tarmac at Los Angeles International Airport and about 10 minutes away from takeoff when the FAA order came down. The Trojans went back to the Galen Center, their home arena. After nearly four hours, the ground stop was lifted around 8:35 p.m. ET on Friday

Vincent Thomas Bridge closes after flooding

A designated detour for the Vincent Thomas Bridge closure in Los Angeles County was flooded Friday morning, Nov. 13, after rainfall and high tide left vehicles stranded along Harry Bridges Boulevard in Wilmington. The roadway was closed as water covered portions of the route, with video from the scene showing...

PREVIEW: Compton Vs. San Marino, CIF Football

The562’s football coverage for the 2026-27 school year is sponsored by Long Beach Poly alums Wendell “WoWo” Moe, Jr. & Tyson Ruffins. The Compton football team is chasing history. However, the Tarbabes know how close they get to rewriting the record books will be up to them...

Ty Dieffenbach finds Semaj Morgan for 26-yard TD, extending UCLA's lead over Illinois

Anaheim Agrees Not to Restrict Unhoused People’s Movement Around Shelters

The city of Anaheim agreed not to engage in a policy that restricted unhoused people from walking or biking to and from city-funded shelters, a part of a civil rights settlement with Orange County, according to court papers obtained Thursday. Under the former policy, shelter residents who did not own...