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SGV transit watch: why corridor planning matters
SGV corridor planning can change how families move between downtown LA, Alhambra, Monterey Park, San Gabriel, Pasadena, Pomona, and job centers.
LA Chinese community services: legal, language, and family anchors
Chinatown Service Center, AJSOCAL, and the Chinese American Museum give readers practical service, legal, and cultural starting points in Los Angeles.
LAX and city notices before family travel
LAX and Los Angeles city updates help families verify terminal traffic, traveler advisories, construction, public-safety notices, and service changes.
water spill at Garden Grove aerospace site is being tested
About 50 gallons of water entered a storm drain at GKN Aerospace in Garden Grove. Orange County officials are testing for possible traces of methyl methacrylate after the site's recent chemical tank emergency.
SoFi food workers authorize strike before World Cup match
Nearly 2,000 SoFi Stadium food and beverage workers voted to authorize a strike ahead of the June 12 U.S. and Paraguay World Cup match. Contract talks with Legends Global are set to continue.
jury weighs punitive damages in Westlake Village crash case
A civil jury is considering whether Rebecca Grossman and former Dodgers pitcher Scott Erickson should pay punitive damages in the deaths of Mark and Jacob Iskander. The family already received a $176 million award for wrongful death and emotional distress claims.
mountain lion captured after Pasadena school area sighting
A young healthy male mountain lion was tranquilized in Pasadena after being spotted near schools and a graduation event. Wildlife officials plan to release it in suitable habitat in the Angeles National Forest.
CHSSC president serves as grand marshal of Los Angeles Chinatown parade
CHSSC reported that President Eugene Moy was grand marshal for the 127th Golden Dragon Parade in Los Angeles Chinatown, recognizing his long community leadership.
Chinese Historical Society celebrates 50 years in Los Angeles Chinatown
CHSSC said its 50th anniversary gala at Golden Dragon Restaurant in Los Angeles Chinatown included video presentations, museum exhibits and community celebration.
CHSSC launches 50th anniversary sponsor drive
The Chinese Historical Society of Southern California announced its 50th anniversary milestone and invited sponsors to support the organization’s next chapter.
CHSSC marches in 2025 Los Angeles Chinatown Golden Dragon Parade
CHSSC documented its participation in the 2025 Los Angeles Chinatown Golden Dragon Parade, carrying its banner through the annual Chinese New Year celebration.
CHSSC sponsors Chinese Massacre of 1871 commemoration at Pico House
CHSSC said it was a community sponsor for the Chinese Massacre of 1871 commemoration at Pico House, marking Los Angeles Chinese American history.
CHSSC observes Ching Ming at East Los Angeles Chinese Shrine
CHSSC reported its Ching Ming observance at the historic Chinese Shrine in Evergreen Cemetery in East Los Angeles.
USC seeks limits in student film death case
USC wants a Chatsworth judge to bar claims that Chinese students needed stricter oversight before a negligence trial. The case stems from a 2022 off road vehicle crash that killed cinematographer Peng Wang during a student film shoot.
California homeowners get property tax options at 55
California homeowners can use Proposition 19 after age 55 to move and carry over a lower property tax base. The rule can affect retirement moves for Los Angeles area owners facing high home prices.
Becerra moves on in California governor race
Xavier Becerra secured a November spot in California's race for governor. Steve Hilton was narrowly positioned for the other slot as vote counting continued.
Raman narrows Pratt lead in LA mayor count
Nithya Raman cut Spencer Pratt's advantage in the race for second place in the Los Angeles mayoral primary. Mayor Karen Bass remained first as county officials kept processing ballots.
Tacos Royale opens in Silver Lake
Chef Saúl Pérez García is opening Tacos Royale as a Hermosillo style street stand on West Sunset Boulevard. The Silver Lake spot starts with charcoal grilled steak tacos and plans to add burritos next week.
Santa Monica man admits posting ICE attorney's address
Gregory John Curcio pleaded guilty in a federal case over publishing an ICE attorney's home address and urging a swatting call. Sentencing is set for August.
South Pasadena backs protected Fremont Avenue bike lane
The City Council approved a design for a protected two way bike lane along Fremont Avenue. The plan removes northbound parking while preserving a center turn lane on most of the street.
Skirball sets summer concerts, films and exhibitions
Skirball Cultural Center's summer calendar includes punk and comic book exhibitions, a film event with Kathleen Hanna, and outdoor concerts. The free Sunset Concerts run four Thursdays from July 16 to Aug. 6.
Shaw and Barrera head to schools chief runoff
Sonja Shaw and Richard Barrera advanced to California's November runoff for state schools superintendent. The matchup sets up a sharp contrast over unions, gender identity policies, immigration, and the direction of public schools.
Mexican bakery brand plans Sherman Oaks shop
Pastelerías La Era is bringing a new concept called Gloria by La Era to Ventura Boulevard in Sherman Oaks. The bakery is expected to open this summer in the former Gracefully Fed space.
Caribbean dining gains new ground across Los Angeles
New restaurants, pop ups and classes are drawing more attention to Caribbean food in Los Angeles. Recent openings span Haitian, Jamaican, Trinidadian and broader Afro Caribbean cooking.