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Monday, October 14th CITY EAST VALLEY LEAGUE Grant 39, Chavez 14 Sun Valley Poly 28, North Hollywood 0 NORTHERN LEAGUE Los Angeles Wilson 21, Torres 8 VALLEY MISSION LEAGUE Panorama 37, Van Nuys 0 WESTERN LEAGUE Palisades 38, Venice 14 SOUTHERN SECTION OLYMPIC LEAGUE Village Christian 64, Whittier Christian 14 PACIFIC LEAGUE Crescenta Valley 28, […]

SAN DIEGO —  The Trump administration’s recent announcement that it would lower the ceiling of refugees permitted into the U.S. to a historic low reflects the reduction of refugee arrivals both in San Diego County and nationwide. Now, refugee resettlement agencies and refugees are predicting fewer arrivals to the U.S. again this year. This cap will […]

View this post on Instagram It brings great sadness today to mourn the loss of our own, the beloved Captain Albert Torres of the Los Angeles Park Rangers Captain Torres dedicated over 40 years of service to the parks of Los Angeles. He has left an everlasting impact on many. He has provided safety to […]

Los Angeles arson investigators confirmed Monday that, although the cause of the Saddleridge fire remains undetermined, the blaze started Thursday beneath a high voltage transmission tower. The Saddleridge fire broke out in Sylmar on Thursday night and was fueled by Santa Ana winds, burning almost 8,000 acres, destroying 17 structures and damaging 58. A man […]

SAN FRANCISCO —  A brazen thief stole a Salvador Dali etching valued at $20,000 from a San Francisco gallery, then walked off down the street with the work in his hand. “Burning Giraffe,” a 1960s hand-colored, limited-edition surrealist work, was stolen in seconds Sunday afternoon from Dennis Rae Fine Art off Union Square. Rasjad Hopkins, a […]

MOUNT SHASTA, Calif. —  A Northern California man has been arrested on suspicion of killing four people after he showed up at a police station with a body in his car. Police in Mount Shasta, Calif., said the man turned himself in Monday afternoon and told authorities he had killed people at his apartment in Roseville, […]

President Trump took a short break from campaigning for himself Monday to campaign for someone else: Sean Spicer. Trump hopped online to tweet his support for the former White House press secretary, who is competing on ABC’s “Dancing With the Stars.” The controversial contestant, who resigned from his position in Trump’s administration in 2017, also […]

Logan Roy wanted a killer, and he got one. Going into the Season 2 finale of “Succession,” the question was who would be the “blood sacrifice” — the person to take the fall for the scandals engulfing Waystar Royco’s cruise division. But it ended with a twist that was as exhilarating as it was shocking. […]

Jazz critic turned music historian Ted Gioia’s “Music: A Subversive History” is a dauntingly ambitious, obsessively researched labor of cultural provocation. In what he has described as a popularized summary of three briefer and more focused but equally ambitious histories — “Work Songs” (2006), “Healing Songs” (2006) and “Love Songs: The Hidden History” (2015) — […]

SERIES NCIS The team links a bizarre crime scene at Arlington National Cemetery to a string of attacks on homeless veterans in this new episode of the procedural drama. 8 p.m. CBS The Voice The battle rounds continue as the coaches enlist Normani, Darius Rucker, Usher and will.i.am to prepare their artists to go head-to-head. […]