Huntington Beach Firmly Defends At-Large Elections Against Claims of Disenfranchising Latino Voters
Huntington Beach City Attorney Michael Gates has rebutted claims that the city's at-large election system disenfranchises Latino voters, provided by attorney Kevin Shenkman. Mayor Van Der Mark, who is Latina, supports the city's stance.
LA Mayor Karen Bass and City Council in Paris to Forge Economic Ties and Prep for 2028 Olympics
L.A. Mayor Karen Bass visits Paris with a council delegation to discuss small business growth and 2028 Olympics preparations, engaging in strategy talks and networking with French business leaders.
Man Who Pleaded Guilty to Posing as Psychologist with Forged UCLA Degree to Be Sentenced in Arizona
Following a guilty plea, an Arizona man is due for sentencing for masquerading as a psychologist using a forged degree. His scheme, cemented by vanity plates and trust from colleagues, was busted by state investigations.
Riverside County Raids Net Over 1400 Marijuana Plants, Four Suspects Booked on Narcotics Charges
Authorities in Riverside County arrested four men and seized over 1400 marijuana plants, 54 pounds of processed pot, firearms, and cash after raiding illegal pot farms in San Jacinto, Hemet, and Pomona. The investigation continues.
Culver City Launches Mobile Crisis Team to Support Residents with Mental Health Challenges
Culver City launches a new Mobile Crisis Team to provide mental health support at no cost. They offer field responses and consultations for non-life-threatening issues, operating with discretion Monday to Friday.












