Unemployment rate experiences significant drop, 'The Green LA Act' proposed, Lakers suffer a loss against the Celtics, Broad Museum announces contemporary art exhibit, and wildfire near Palm Springs continues to spread.
Los Angeles plans the transition to 100% electric public buses, tech industry outpaces other sectors in growth, key gang figure arrested by LAPD, county strengthens COVID-19 vaccination efforts, 'When We Sleep' crowned Best Picture by LA Film Critics, Lakers record exciting win over Knicks.
Highlights: Los Angeles' first smart park launches, preservation work starts on Hollywood Walk of Fame, a significant crime syndicate is dismantled by LAPD, Getty Museum reopens after renovations, LA Unified School District sees rise in graduation rates, and cutting-edge subway station plan is revealed.
A look at a boom in the construction sector, updates on infrastructure projects, recent wildfire containment, decreasing Covid-19 cases, city arts scene revival and LA Lakers' winning streak
This episode covers the Port of Los Angeles setting a record in goods processing, LAPD's new approach to building community relations, unrestricted access to free tuition in LA College, Oscar anticipations for a local director, and the inauguration of The Thumbelina Tower.
Report on Downtown LA's new residential project, telecom infrastructure upgrades, arrest made on convenience store robberies, Lakers' double-header win, new green initiative for EV charging stations, LAUSD's funding agreement, decline in COVID-19 cases.
Covering the key events from Los Angeles, the discussion includes a decrease in COVID-19 cases, tech industry expansion, high-end home surge, police felicitations, upcoming Film Festival, USC research funding, and Lakers' victory.
Bergman's hotel to become homeless shelter, NBA Star's sudden retirement, Sci-fi 'Beyond The Stars' premieres at LA Film Festival, LA River revitalization meets milestone, LA's NanoSphere's breakthrough in quantum chip design.
Coverage includes the Purple Line Extension project, a rise in car thefts, student protests for school funding, a victorious Lakers game, health advisory for flu season , and Oscars anticipation.
In this episode, we cover Los Angeles's monumental budget, discuss the Echo Park Lake rejuvenation project, the obstacle faced by the Metrolink expansion, Oscars diversity concerns, Amara's Kitchen's ingenious initiative in South LA, and the impending flu season.
Covers the grand opening of SoFi Stadium, latest city budget proposal, guilty verdict in high-profile Ponzi scheme, a new curriculum for Los Angeles Public School District, LAPD response to auto break-in surge, drought concerns amid a dry November, and the upcoming Van Gogh exhibit at Getty Museum.
LA reports 500 cases of OneMad47 flu, Mayor announces new public housing project, LA reservoirs hit historic low, alleged drug lord captured, LA Lakers reach NBA Western Conference Finals, special Jackson Pollock exhibition announced, slight rise in LA unemployment rate.
Coverage of Los Angeles' tackle on homelessness and housing affordability, measures against wildfires, recent shift in local politics with city council elections, spotlight on vibrant arts scene, downtown murals spreading messages of unity and resilience.
Today's news covers Los Angeles Mayor's green initiative, controversy over Sheriff Villanueva's actions, a breakthrough in solar technology, the much-awaited Hollywood premiere, and more.
Groundbreaking of the new Chargers' Stadium, L.A. River Revitalization Plan, alarming rise in childhood obesity, $1 billion housing initiative, Hollywood Walk of Fame new stars, Leonid Meteor Shower viewing, LAX security breach investigation and Chef Thomas Keller's new farm-to-table venue.
Gang arrests in South LA, 4.5 magnitude earthquake in downtown, Lakers game results, Covid-19 updates, LAX modernization project, and 96th Annual Academy Awards, all in the City of Angels.
Amazon aims for a 5000-strong ‘HQ3’ in L.A, Lakers mark triumph against Pacers, Mayor sets forth a detailed plan to counter homelessness, Drake's concert tour to start at Hollywood Bowl, New disease-tracking system approved by health department, 'Green L.A' plants additional 20,000 trees, Griffith Observatory marks its 89th anniversary, a slight surge in pickpocketing incidents amidst lower crime rates, Port of Los Angeles predicts increased cargo handling.
LAPD Officer found guilty of excessive force, Tribita Ltd. plans new HQ in Downtown LA, breakthrough in carbon capture technology from UCLA, red flag fire warning in Southern California, LA Lakers beat Boston Celtics, Clarisse St. John to receive Hollywood Star.
Breaking LA news includes Lakers' victory, Mayor Garcetti's initiative to combat climate change, a breakthrough in cancer research, LA's annual food drive, and Paramount announcing a Prince biopic.
Los Angeles city plans to transform transportation, Mayor's new housing project, upcoming Hollywood sequel, Free concert series from Francium, The Dodgers clinch a big win, Griffith Observatory's program for kids, and uptick in pet adoption.
A glimpse into L.A.'s developments, Luminary Centre construction begins, Metro Purple Line extension phase one completed, a decline in COVID-19 cases, Lakers' victory over GS Warriors, L.A. Unified School District's strides in digital inclusion, exciting Hollywood releases, and launch of L.A.'s Green New Deal.
Highlights include legislative drama over budget proposal, a sudden surge in car thefts, an antitrust lawsuit decision within the IT sector, announcement of a new film project, the Lakers' latest victory, prolonged heatwave conditions, and a major donation to the Museum of Contemporary Art.
Los Angeles fights to reduce traffic congestion, Beverly Hills home sold for record $165 million, significant drug bust in San Fernando Valley, LA River’s 11-mile transformation, Dodgers continue winning streak, LeBron James sustains injury, LA Philharmonic Orchestra announces new season.
Today, Riley Cortex delves into Los Angeles' latest, including the city’s new multi-pronged homelessness initiative, a high-stakes corporate fraud case, proposed tax reform, breakthroughs in carbon capture, school meal mandates, crime trends, and the integration of AI in public transport.
Riley Cortex gives an in-depth report on LA's Nov 1st events. From possible power brownouts due to a heatwave and wildfire risks, a boost in tech start-ups, schools gradually reopening, to LA Philharmonic's comeback under Covid-19 safety measures, and the Lakers-Celtics rivalry at Staples Center.
We cover the surge in car break-ins in Park La Brea, Mayor Fernandez's endorsement of a park revitalization bill, the Chamber of Commerce supporting a proposed wage hike, LAUSD's budget proposal focusing on digital learning, and the premiere of 'High Rise'. Also, get the latest weather updates for L.A.
This episode covers significant happenings in Los Angeles including a $5 billion investment in infrastructure, a landmark courtroom verdict on AI accountability, an entertainment industry scandal and a crucial Dodgers' win. We also highlight police efforts against narcotics and development of an energy-efficient high-rise.
Highlights include two significant public measures, a local artist's exhibition at LACMA, the Lakers-Celtics rivalry, postponement of ‘Taste of Melrose', and an expansion of the LA Metro.
Unprecedented investment into renewable energy by LA City Council, a new LAPD community drive, Samuel Goldwyn's latest film shoot, Lakers's triumph over Celtics, and an update on LA's drought conditions.
Covering Los Angeles' latest news from the 26th Hollywood Film Awards, announcement of a new VR game, the inauguration of Sunset Green park, COVID-19 measures, small businesses' economic growth, and the Los Angeles Lakers' basketball victory.
