Former Trojans star Reggie Bush suing USC, NCAA over uncompensated NIL

Reggie Bush, the former USC Trojans star and 2005 Heisman Trophy winner, is suing both USC and the NCAA for alleged exploitation of his name, image, and likeness (NIL) during his time at the university without compensation. His legal team argues that this exploitation has persisted even after the restoration of his Heisman Trophy. This lawsuit highlights ongoing tensions between former athletes and collegiate sports institutions regarding NIL rights.

Newsom OK’s LA County plan to build Norwalk ‘mental health village’ at unused state facility

Governor Gavin Newsom has approved a plan for Los Angeles County to develop a 'mental health village' at the Metropolitan State Hospital in Norwalk. The initiative aims to repurpose unused state facilities to address mental health needs in the community.

Disneyland closes 4 attractions during busy Halloween season

Disneyland has temporarily closed four attractions during the busy Halloween season, as the park prepares for upcoming Christmas crowds. This decision reflects ongoing efforts to maintain and refurbish attractions to enhance guest experiences. The closures highlight the challenges theme parks face in managing visitor expectations during peak times.

In rapper PnB Rock’s South LA robber/shooting death, 1 man gets 31 years to life, another 12 years

Two men have been sentenced in connection with the robbery and shooting death of rapper PnB Rock in South Los Angeles. Freddie Lee Trone received a sentence of 31 years to life, while his co-defendant was sentenced to 12 years, highlighting the court's stance on accountability even when not directly involved in the shooting.

Students at Daniel Pearl High School Protest After Two Teachers Were Displaced

Students at Daniel Pearl High School staged a protest after the displacement of two teachers, Hurtado and Hambright, who played vital roles in several student clubs. The absence of these teachers threatens the continuation of the art club, Hispanic/Latino Club, and songwriting club. This incident highlights significant concerns over teacher stability and student engagement within the school community.

Father and son fatally shoot each other in Val Verde, near Santa Clarita

A tragic incident in Val Verde, near Santa Clarita, resulted in a father and son fatally shooting each other on Sunday evening. The shooting occurred in the 28800 block of Paradise Road, prompting a police investigation into the circumstances surrounding the event.

There’s a radio station bringing back ‘50s through ‘70s to Southern California

A new radio station in Southern California is reviving music from the 1950s to the 1970s, aiming to attract listeners with nostalgic tunes. The station is also considering potential replacements for popular radio hosts Kevin & Sluggo on KLOS.

How Republicans’ Votes on the Violence Against Women Act Have Become a Sticking Point in the 2024 Elections

House Republicans' past votes against the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) have become a focal point in the 2024 elections, as Democrats criticize their recent ads claiming support for the legislation. The tension highlights the contrasting narratives surrounding women's rights and political accountability as the elections approach.

California cat’s 900-mile trek confounds couple 2 months after he was lost at Yellowstone

A gray cat, missing for two months, made an extraordinary journey from Wyoming to California, leaving its owners baffled. The feline's adventure included visits to the beach and trips to the lake, showcasing its remarkable resilience and sense of adventure.

1 person and horse killed in collision on 15 Freeway in Norco

A tragic collision occurred on the 15 Freeway in Norco, resulting in the death of one person and a horse early Sunday morning. The incident took place around 2 a.m. as a car was traveling near Sixth Street.