Cedar Creek residents rallied to demand a Board of Appeals ruling so they can challenge W.R. Grace's plastics-recycling pilot.

Rev. William Barber II's federal suit against AMC was dismissed; he will host a private screening at the Greenville theater and be allowed to bring his stool.

State and district filings show Tampa-based MGT will serve as the external operator at Gulf Middle School after four straight D grades, with coaches embedded on campus.

Billie Jean King will finish her bachelor’s degree at Cal State LA and deliver a commencement keynote as Father Greg Boyle and other civic leaders are also honored. Nearly 6,000 graduates will be celebrated across nine ceremonies.

After decades on Wilshire, Radio Korea has moved its main operations to La Palma, leaving Koreatown residents and longtime staff with a symbolic loss. The station says coverage will continue despite the move.

A federal civil-rights suit by JeDonna and India Dinges over a KKK flag displayed by a neighbor in Grosse Pointe Park has been settled for an undisclosed amount.

After six months at the Everglades camp nicknamed Alligator Alcatraz, Justo Bentacourt was released and reunited with his family as talks swirl about the site's future.

Budget talks could shift LA's coastal CARE+ teams from beaches to citywide sweeping, removing a dedicated coastal fund in favor of broader street‑sweeping and illegal‑dumping enforcement.

Spark Centro broke ground May 14 on a $20M Albemarle Road hub that organizers say will centralize workforce training, small-business support and a pop-up market for Latino residents. Delivery is now expected in 2027.

East New York tenants traveled to Chestnut Holdings’ Riverdale office to demand long‑overdue repairs, citing mold, pests and water damage. Organizers say they’ll keep pressing until fixes happen.

A $245M sale (nearly $302M with interest) created a Community Investment Trust that’s already given more than $1.45M to local nonprofits and funded city projects.

Sumner County Schools proposed boundary changes in Hendersonville as the Stop 30/Drakes Creek project will close a key intersection next school year. The plan affects Burrus and Knox Doss zones and includes options for some students to stay.

The CPSC recalled 125,200 Cosyland toddler towers after reports of tipping and entrapment. Owners should stop using affected models until free repairs arrive.