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Every other state beats California in affordability, rankings reveal

Every other state beats California in affordability, rankings reveal

U.S. News & World Report’s examine data on health care, education, crime and more. California came dead last in one category.
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Laguna Beach Estate Listed for $112 Million Could Set Orange County Record

Laguna Beach Estate Listed for $112 Million Could Set Orange County Record

Laguna Beach Estate Listed for $112 Million Could Set Orange County Record
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Southern California Experiences Temporary Relief from Heat, But More Intense Weather Expected

Southern California Experiences Temporary Relief from Heat, But More Intense Weather Expected

Southern California is experiencing a temporary cooling trend after a period of high humidity and heat. This week, temperatures in Los Angeles and Orange counties are expected to be in the 80s and 90s, with some areas reaching triple digits. However, forecasters warn that the heat will return soon, with temperatures expected to rise again by the weekend. The region has also been facing dangerous beach conditions, with strong rip currents and high surf leading to numerous rescues by lifeguards. These conditions are driven by tropical storms in the Pacific Ocean.
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Laguna Beach Estate Listed for $112 Million, Could Set Record in Orange County

Laguna Beach Estate Listed for $112 Million, Could Set Record in Orange County

Laguna Beach Estate Listed for $112 Million, Could Set Record in Orange County
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Southern California Faces Cooling Trend Amid Dangerous Surf Conditions

Southern California Faces Cooling Trend Amid Dangerous Surf Conditions

Southern California is experiencing a slight cooling trend this week, with temperatures in Los Angeles and Orange counties expected to range from the 80s to 90s °F (27-37 °C) through Friday. However, interior areas like the Inland Empire and desert regions may still see triple-digit temperatures. This temporary relief is due to a high-pressure system retreating eastward, but forecasters warn that the heat will return by the weekend, with temperatures in the San Fernando and San Gabriel valleys expected to exceed 100 °F (38 °C). Meanwhile, hazardous surf conditions persist along the coast, driven by tropical storms in the Pacific, including Hurricane Fausto and Hurricane Genevieve. These storms have generated strong rip currents, large waves, and surging tides, posing risks to beachgoers.
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90-degree days mean no power shutoffs for these Californians

90-degree days mean no power shutoffs for these Californians

Utilities previously had to waive any disconnected service when temperatures reached above 100 degrees. Here's what you need to know.
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Here’s where California cities rank for renters in new report

Here’s where California cities rank for renters in new report

WalletHub analyzed 182 U.S. cities for renters. Irvine and Fremont led California, while no Golden State city ranked among the 10 worst.
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High Surf and Erosion Cause Train Delays in Southern California

High Surf and Erosion Cause Train Delays in Southern California

Recent high surf and erosion have caused significant disruptions to train services between San Diego and Orange County. Over the weekend, water intrusion led to interference with the communications systems that Metrolink and Amtrak trains rely on, resulting in delays. The interference required restricted speeds and flagging south of the San Clemente Pier Station. Additionally, erosion of the gravel ballast beneath the tracks necessitated emergency repairs, including the replacement of several truckloads of ballast. Amtrak had to cancel two Pacific Surfliner trains due to severe washout conditions. The high surf is expected to continue through Thursday, potentially causing further operational impacts. Metrolink and other agencies are monitoring the situation closely and have increased the frequency of track inspections to ensure safety.
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Los Angeles Woman Gains Freedom After Five Months in Adelanto Detention Center

Los Angeles Woman Gains Freedom After Five Months in Adelanto Detention Center

A woman from Los Angeles has been released after spending five months in the Adelanto Detention Center. Her release marks a significant change in her life, as reported by CBS LA's Luzdelia Caballero. The detention center, located in California, has been a focal point for discussions on immigration and detention practices in the United States. The woman's experience highlights the personal impact of detention on individuals and their families, as well as the broader implications for immigration policy and reform.
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Big Bear Bald Eagle Jackie Faces Critical Health Setback

Big Bear Bald Eagle Jackie Faces Critical Health Setback

Jackie, a well-known bald eagle residing in Big Bear, California, is currently in a 'stable but critical' condition following a recent health setback. The Ojai Raptor Center, which has been providing care for Jackie, reported that she fell ill over the weekend. Jackie is a beloved figure in Southern California, often referred to as the matriarch of the region's avian family. Her condition has drawn significant attention from the local community and wildlife enthusiasts who have followed her story closely.
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CalFresh Cuts Deepen Food Insecurity Crisis for L.A. Families and Farmers

CalFresh Cuts Deepen Food Insecurity Crisis for L.A. Families and Farmers

In Los Angeles, the reduction in federal Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits, known as CalFresh in California, is exacerbating food insecurity among local families and farmers. The cuts, part of broader federal budget adjustments, have left many struggling to afford basic necessities. Nonprofit organizations like CIELO, which supports Indigenous communities, report that over 80% of surveyed migrants face challenges in securing regular meals and housing. The Los Angeles Regional Food Bank is experiencing demand levels similar to those during the 2025 wildfires, highlighting the ongoing crisis. The situation is further complicated by administrative hurdles in accessing benefits, particularly for immigrant families who face language barriers and fear due to their immigration status.
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L.A. Dance Scene Thrives with Diverse Performances and Festivals

L.A. Dance Scene Thrives with Diverse Performances and Festivals

L.A. Dance Scene Thrives with Diverse Performances and Festivals