Category: Statewide News/Other News
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The Math of Maybe: How Probability Models Evaluate Potential Outcomes
Probability mathematical concept composition | Free Photo Think back to ancient leaders who looked to the stars or the flight…
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605 ALL-STAR FOOTBALL CLASSIC: Cerritos’ Franklin coaches handful of area football players in all-star game
Cerritos High senior running back La’Brenten Wilson finds some space for a five-yard gain in the first quarter during last…
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City of Artesia Reviews 2025 Community Benefit Grants, Approves $193,400 in Funding for 2026
LCCN Staff Report The Artesia City Council reviewed the results of its 2025 Community Benefit Grant Program and approved a…
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605 LEAGUE BOYS BASKETBALL: Artesia, sans pair of starters, falls to Whitney for first time ever
January 14, 2026 By Loren Kopff • @LorenKopff The defending 605 League champions are finding a tough time trying to…
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4 Ways Prepaid And Cashless Payments Are Changing Everyday Spending In Los Angeles County
Rising prices have become a defining feature of household life across Los Angeles County. From groceries to petrol to utility…
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5 Basic Online Casino Features That Players in LA Demand to See
Online casino players in Los Angeles understand the difference between flashy front pages and platforms that actually deliver. With the…
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605 LEAGUE GIRLS BASKETBALL: Cerritos wins battle of limited squads and talent, pulls away from Whitney in second half
Cerritos High junior Kalana Nguyen (left) and senior Mady Macaraeg hold up a banner that recognizes head coach Marcus Chinen…
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In Another Big Middle Finger to Trump, Congress Agrees to Fund Voice of America
January 13, 2026 Lawmakers from both parties and houses of Congress have agreed to provide about $653 million to fund…
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Congress Moves to Block Trump’s Deep Cuts to Science Funding
January 12, 2026 Congress is pushing back against President Donald Trump’s proposed reductions to federal science spending, rejecting what would have…
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Norwalk Starbucks Employee Thinks Pig Drawing Is Protest, Not Just Petty
A Norwalk Starbucks employee thought it was clever to doodle a pig on a deputy’s coffee cup. Instead of making…
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A Norwalk Starbucks employee thought it was clever to doodle a pig on a deputy’s coffee cup. Instead of making…
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Cervical Cancer is Largely Preventable Among Women – Here’s How to Stay Protected
January is Cervical Health Awareness Month – a time to spotlight facts and dispel myths about cervical health, especially for HPV.…
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Making New Year’s Resolutions That Actually Stick
By Cora Hews According to Ohio State University, about 23% of people abandon their new year’s resolutions within the first…
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Consumer Watch: Understanding the Difference Between Social Gaming and Online Gambling
The lines between entertainment and gambling are becoming harder to distinguish. In recent years, the rise of online gaming platforms…
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The Gardens Casino in Hawaiian Gardens Helps Keep Kids Off the Streets and on the Pitch
By Cristian Rodriguez, Former Hall of Fame Rugby Player, Alternative to Gang Membership Alumni and Current Neighborhood Counselor for the…
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Senator Bob Archuleta Announces Reelection Bid for 2026
January 7, 2026 PICO RIVERA, Calif. – California State Sen. Bob Archuleta has announced he is seeking reelection to continue delivering…
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How digital entertainment is shaping community habits in Southern California
Digital entertainment has become a defining part of everyday life across Southern California, subtly reshaping how people relax, connect, and…
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Winter’s Hidden Challenge: How to Spot and Manage Seasonal Depression
With winter having arrived on Dec. 21 with cooler weather and the excitement of the holiday season, for many people,…
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Trump Failed to Fix America — Now He Claims He’ll Run Venezuela?
January 3, 2025 Donald Trump has always sold himself as the ultimate fixer. He alone could make groceries cheaper, health…
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LBS Financial Credit Union Makes Holiday Donation to Long Beach Fire Department’s “Spark of Love” Toy Drive
Long Beach, CA – January 2, 2025 – LBS Financial Credit Union employees donated hundreds of toys, books, clothing, and gift…