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Dodgers’ White House visit honors President Trump with perfectly numbered jersey The Los Angeles Dodgers visited the White House on Thursday to commemorate their 2025 World Series title. During the… Share It
Karen Bass’ pathetic push to blame others for spike in LA homelessness Karen Bass told us throughout the primary election campaign that the best reason to give her another four years… Share It
How ‘Seinfeld’ alum Jason Alexander responded to Courtney Stodden’s demands over resurfaced controversial sketch “Seinfeld” alum Jason Alexander accepted Courtney Stodden’s demands to donate to a non-profit of her choice after an “inappropriate”… Share It
Trump DOJ withdraws subpoenas targeting New York Times journalists amid leak probe Experts analyze Trump's Air Force One switch amid Iran plot concerns Laura Ingraham, joined by former Secret Service agent… Share It
San Francisco home prices hit eye-popping highs thanks to AI ‘gold rush’ — experts unpack when the madness could end A tech boom has pushed San Francisco home prices from expensive to stratospheric — leaving locals wondering when the AI-crazed… Share It
Canada ready to respond as Trump’s tariffs go into effect, Carney says Prime Minister Mark Carney said Thursday that Canada is intensifying negotiations with the United States to reach a comprehensive… Share It
Free-speech advocates blast LA council after ban on these controversial words The Los Angeles City Council is barreling toward a First Amendment showdown after trying to police what Americans can… Share It
Eminem’s ex-wife, Kim Scott, hurls expletives at cops in tense body cam footage following suicide attempt Kim Scott loudly cursed at cops as they attempted to assist her after her suicide attempt earlier this month.… Share It
LAPD chief reveals plan to double drone fleet to tackle homicides, kidnappings and burglaries amid cop shortage Facing an ongoing officer shortage, the Los Angeles Police Department plans to more efficiently deploy its officers and shorten… Share It