Inglewood police chief shares new details on Bryan Bostic’s death
Chief Mark Fronterotta said police pulled Bryan Bostic over on March 10 to investigate if he was driving under the influence, that he tried to run and that officers arrested him with a “minimum” use of force.
New affordable housing development breaks ground in Inglewood
Sankofa Place at Centinela is set to open in the fall 2028 and will bring 120 new affordable housing units to Inglewood.
MacArthur Park will remain open as the city takes a year to fence off the space
Los Angeles city officials said construction on a fence that will encircle MacArthur Park will take a year, but the park will remain open.
Weather keeping you grounded this season? These 4 tips can help you plan a holiday “staycation” in Los Angeles
Four tips to get away without the hassle of an actual getaway.
LA Commons honors artist Lauren Halsey
Halsey was honored Oct. 15 at the LA Commons gala, whose theme was “Colors of Connection: Rooted and Rising.”
Housing, immigrant legal defense, streetlight repairs: Raman lays out what LA should be spending its money on
In an exclusive interview with youth journalists of The LA Local, Councilmember Nithya Raman accused her opponent, Mayor Karen Bass, of overspending on policing at the expense of other city services.
Inglewood breaks ground on a new $287.5M stadium shuttle network
Actual construction will begin next month for an Inglewood Transit Connector parking lot and shuttle bus plaza at the corner of Market Street and Florence Avenue.
Neighbors are stepping up to protect the polls as fears of ICE persist
Voter education forums are being held across the state as advocates warn that increased immigration enforcement is an effort to intimidate voters.
Officials break ground on the Vermont Transit Corridor Project. Here’s what you should know
Once complete, the project is expected to be the largest bus rapid transit line in the nation, according to LA Metro.
At Senate District 26 forum, Eastside neighbors call for action on environmental harms
With Sara Hernandez absent, Sarah Rascón was the only candidate at the forum, where Eastside residents raised concerns about environmental harms and other local issues.
After months of calls, residents will get the first county update on the East LA oil spill
The LA County Department of Public Works and LA Regional Water Quality Control Board will provide an update on the oil spill this Saturday, following a report submitted by the pipeline operator.
Thousands of e-bikes are coming to Long Beach ahead of the Olympics
The new pedal-assisted e-bikes, which top out at 16 miles per hour, will join Long Beach’s bicycle share program.
North Hollywood’s Witch’s Cottage is LA’s most whimsical cafe. Here’s its Halloween plan
NOHO’s new fantasy cafe features apothecary trees, Sleepy Hollow rum cocktails and a gothic ball.
California Science Center opens early reservations for space shuttle Endeavour
The Samuel Oschin Air and Space Center opens to the public on Nov. 13.
Feds are suing California over voter fraud allegations. Experts tell voters: Don’t freak out
With voting already ongoing, election experts stressed that there are safeguards in place to ensure voters’ legitimate ballots are counted.
12 ways to celebrate Halloween on the Eastside
Whether you’re looking for family-friendly fun or a spooky night out, here are Halloween events to check out.
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