- April 1, 2025
Mr. Governor, 24 billion dollar is not your money.
On May 10th, the press conference held by Governor Gavin Newsom was a challenging moment for him. During the conference where he announced the revised
LA Metro Could Change?
The Los Angeles City Council has reportedly passed an ordinance to enhance safety measures for the Metro system, recognizing the severity of the issues plaguing
Breaking News: Troubling Conditions at Wilshire/Western Subway Station in LA Koreatown
Los Angeles, CA — The Wilshire/Western subway station, located at the heart of LA’s Koreatown, has long been a bustling hub for commuters. However, recent issues
Homeless-Related Fires Surge in Los Angeles Amidst Electricity Theft
Los Angeles, CA — A concerning trend has emerged in Los Angeles, where a portion of the homeless population is stealing underground power lines to
JJ Redick and Ty Lue are strong candidates for Lakers Head Coach
As the Los Angeles Lakers part away with head coach Darvin Ham, the front office is searching for the next head coach. The source said JJ
CA approve $24 per month fixed electricity charge
In the future, the state will charge an additional $24 per month in fixed electricity bills. The new rate policy was approved by state regulators
Yang Yong’s family will request local and federal prosecutors to indict the officer
On May 2, the three surviving family members of Mr. Yang Yong, including his parents and siblings, who died after being shot by an LA
LA Koreatown, TikTok video of Yang Yong’s shooting incident spreads rapidly
On May 2, Yongyang, a mentally ill Korean-American, was shot and killed by LA police in Koreatown. While voices in the Korean community are growing
Homelessness in O.C has increased rapidly in the past two years.
Who is responsible for California’s failing homeless policy? The number of homeless people in Orange County has skyrocketed over the past two years. The number
