L.A. County Supervisor Seeks Crackdown on Illegal Mulch Dumping in Antelope Valley
Supervisor Kathryn Barger is tackling illegal mulch dumping in Antelope Valley, citing environmental risks and costing the Fire Department $300,000 for a related wildfire. She's proposing stronger enforcement and regulation measures.
New Exhibition at Lancaster's MOAH Honors Ancestral Roots of Antelope Valley's Indigenous Tribes
The Lancaster Museum of Art and History introduces "This Valley Is Sacred: The Ancestors Are Speaking," an exhibition celebrating the history of Antelope Valley's indigenous tribes, opening May 11.
Los Angeles General Medical Center Celebrates LGBTQ+ Healthcare Equality Leader Title by Human Rights Campaign
Los Angeles General Medical Center has been named a 2024 LGBTQ+ Healthcare Equality Leader by the Healthcare Equality Index for its inclusive care and ongoing LGBTQ+ initiatives.
Grilled Fraiche Closes All Locations Including Long Beach Favorite Amid Financial Struggles
Grilled Fraiche, a Caribbean-inspired restaurant chain, has permanently closed all locations due to financial issues. Owner Reedburg cites a lack of capital and vows to continue serving food at events.
Health Officials Issue Warnings for High Bacterial Levels at Los Angeles County Beaches
High bacterial levels lead Los Angeles County health officials to issue warnings against water activities at popular beaches, including areas near Will Rogers State Beach, Santa Monica Pier, and Malibu Lagoon.
Los Angeles County Bolsters Fight Against Plastic Waste, Backs Bills to Close Bag Ban Loophole
Los Angeles County has backed legislative efforts to amend California's 2014 plastic bag ban by eliminating loopholes and ending the use of heavier "reusable" plastic bags. The goal is to curb the 462 million pounds of plastic bags discarded in 2022.