Neighborhood restaurants, bars and halls from Queens to Houston turned into home stadiums as immigrant communities packed screens to watch the 2026 World Cup.

The EEOC has sued Tawa Supermarket, alleging a years‑long pattern of national‑origin discrimination that favored Chinese workers over non‑Chinese staff. The complaint was filed in federal court in Los Angeles.

An analysis finds a rise in serious on‑the‑job injuries among Long Beach Unified staff as behavior supports shrink.

Five Southern California parents describe motel rooms, short-term shelters and long waits for housing as state and national data show growing hardship for families with young children.

The 7th Street post office that served Skid Row closed in January after repeated break‑ins, redirecting P.O. boxes and forcing many residents to travel farther for mail.

A former private chef has filed the third workplace suit against Kylie Jenner, saying long shifts and inadequate support at a Palm Springs party led to a miscarriage. The complaint was filed in Los Angeles Superior Court.

Evan Spiegel and Miranda Kerr funded a gift that erased $550 million in medical debt for 261,000+ Californians, with San Diego and L.A. among the top beneficiaries.

Glendale will accept GRASP rental‑assistance applications July 6–20, prioritizing households with urgent needs and incomes below 80% of area median income.

LA County unveiled a temporary Semiquincentennial seal and a summer lineup of free events, from Grand Park’s block party to Marina del Rey’s fireworks. Family‑friendly programming and safety guidance round out the offerings.

Rubio Cañon broke ground at Maiden Lane this week, using insurance proceeds and system upgrades to rebuild a reservoir damaged in the Eaton Fire.

A Mega Millions ticket sold at a Shell station in Upland matched four numbers and the Mega Ball with a 3X multiplier, netting $104,178. Winning numbers and claim info follow.

A 50‑unit, 100‑bed tiny‑home village opened Wednesday at the Van Nuys Metrolink site, offering pet‑friendly interim housing and on‑site case management. The city funded construction with state grants and contracted operations to Hope the Mission.

The state announced $41 million in grants and loans to expand recycling, restore bottle refunds and fund paid job training across California.