In late February 2023, Major Snowstorm A few feet of fresh powder poured over the mountains of Northern California – for many experienced skiers, such as Wesley Whalen’s dream conditions. Instead, it becomes the worst case scenario. Whalen, 46, suffocated to death on March 1, 2023 under the deep snow at the Paradise Hill Resort […]

“I’m looking for a connection,” Danny Rios died. Rios sits on a round folding table decorated with a Valentine’s Day heart core. In the background, the seniors arrive at Whitney Houston’s “I Want to Dance with Someone.” “Just kidding!” Rios, 71, laughed. From left, Danny Rios, Yvonne Mullet and Haruhiko Noyama dance together at the […]

State Senator Melissa Hurtado (D-Sanger) frustrated by lack of wastewater monitoring for the most risky H5N1 bird flu in the state: dairy workers, herds and businesses in the Central Valley region Poultry business is the most concentrated. On Tuesday, she proposed a bill to address the issue. Called the Wastewater Monitoring Act, if passed, each […]

* Longtime wrestling executive Linda McMahon on track to become U.S. secretary of Education.* In nomination hearing, she tells senators of her vision for department, which includes shutting it down.*California gets billions in federal education funding. Will that money still find its way to the state under Trump administration? Linda McMahon, President Trump’s nominee to […]

Faced with a massive lawsuit over the Palisade fire, the Los Angeles Hydropower Bureau approved a three-year, $10 million contract with a top law firm to defend the utility. The Water and Electricity Commission, which is a mayor’s appointment, voted Tuesday to retain Los Angeles companies Munger, Tolles & Olson, to investigate expected claims related […]

Shortly after the Pacific Palisades and Altadena swept the catastrophic fires, demand was high among wildfire experts Stephen Pyne and Jack Cohen. They are respected for their historical and scientific expertise, and they provide Comments and opinions. Although none of them live in California, they are familiar with its terrain, devilish winds and hillsides ready […]

Are badges and guns enough to protect someone from potential deportation under President Trump’s immigration crackdown? This is the problem facing the Los Angeles Police Department and a handful of other law enforcement agencies Protected by DACAthe Obama era plan is the abbreviation of action to delay childhood arrival. DACA grants more than 500,000 people […]

Two mobile home parks in Oxnard were hit by a fragile tornado that ripped the roof off and ripped the power cables during a powerful atmospheric river storm Thursday afternoon. On the ground. In Ocean-Aire Mobile Homes Estates and Country Club Mobile Home Estates, there are more than a dozen carports as well as siding, […]

On Thursday, heavy rain and dirt were released onto the Pacific Coast Expressway, sweeping a Los Angeles Fire Department vehicle from the iconic coastal route and prompting an infinity from Santa Monica about the shutdown On a regular basis, arrive at Malibu Pier. Los Angeles County endured an atmospheric river storm that caused damage, which […]

Rain is in southern California, Forced evacuation and evacuation warnings. Evacuation maps can be found here and here. Los Angeles County Pacific Palisade: There are 106 homes under a mandatory evacuation order. The area will be limited to 2pm on Friday. Contractors with passes will not be allowed to enter. The evacuation warning is issued […]