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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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The eagle possibly tied to Jackie's altercation has been spotted

The eagle possibly tied to Jackie's altercation has been spotted

Friends of Big Bear Valley are sharing new information about the eagle believed to be involved in the altercation with her.
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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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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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Hurricane Genevieve to Cause Hazardous Beach Conditions in Southern California

Hurricane Genevieve to Cause Hazardous Beach Conditions in Southern California

Hurricane Genevieve, currently a Category 4 storm, is expected to bring hazardous beach conditions to Southern California this week. The storm, located about 500 miles off the southern tip of Baja California, is generating waves up to 11 feet high, which are expected to reach San Diego County beaches by Wednesday. The National Weather Service warns of strong rip currents and life-threatening surf conditions, particularly along beaches facing south and southwest. The storm's intensity is partly attributed to the El Niño climate pattern, which is bringing warmer waters to the region.
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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
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Hurricane Genevieve Brings Hazardous Surf Conditions to Southern California Beaches

Hurricane Genevieve Brings Hazardous Surf Conditions to Southern California Beaches

Hurricane Genevieve, a Category 4 storm, is generating significant swells and hazardous surf conditions along Southern California beaches. The National Weather Service has issued warnings about life-threatening surf and rip currents, particularly affecting San Diego and Los Angeles County beaches. The hurricane, located approximately 500 miles off the southern tip of Baja California, is expected to produce waves up to 11 feet high. Surfers are preparing for what is being described as one of the strongest hurricane swells in a decade. The storm's impact is attributed to the El Niño climate pattern, which is expected to bring more stormy weather to the region.
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Hurricane Genevieve Intensifies to Category 4; Fausto Weakens Near Hawaii

Hurricane Genevieve Intensifies to Category 4; Fausto Weakens Near Hawaii

Hurricane Genevieve, which briefly reached Category 5 status over the weekend, has weakened slightly to a Category 4 storm with sustained winds of 155 mph (250 km/h) as of July 27, 2026, 12:00 p.m. ET. The storm is expected to bring significant swells and potential coastal flooding to Southern California later this week, with waves reaching 9 to 11 feet (2.7 to 3.4 meters) at south-southwestern facing beaches. Meanwhile, Hurricane Fausto, located 670 miles (1,078 km) east of Hilo, Hawaii, is weakening and is expected to downgrade to a tropical storm by the end of July 27. Fausto is generating high surf along the east-facing shores of the Hawaiian Islands, with waves forecast to reach 10 to 14 feet (3 to 4.3 meters). The Atlantic hurricane basin remains quiet, with no storm development expected in the next five days.
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Hurricane Genevieve to Bring Life-Threatening Surf and Rip Currents to Southern California

Hurricane Genevieve to Bring Life-Threatening Surf and Rip Currents to Southern California

Hurricane Genevieve, currently a Category 4 storm, is generating massive swells as it moves northwest in the Pacific Ocean. The hurricane is expected to bring up to 11-foot swells to Southern California beaches, creating hazardous swimming conditions. The National Weather Service warns of life-threatening surf and rip currents along the coast, urging beachgoers to exercise caution. The hurricane briefly reached Category 5 status before weakening slightly, but it remains a significant threat to coastal areas.
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The eagle possibly tied to Jackie's altercation has been spotted

The eagle possibly tied to Jackie's altercation has been spotted

Friends of Big Bear Valley are sharing new information about the eagle believed to be involved in the altercation with her.
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Day Laborers Convene to Address Impact of ICE Raids in Los Angeles

Day Laborers Convene to Address Impact of ICE Raids in Los Angeles

Day laborers in Los Angeles gathered for a convention organized by the National Day Laborer Organizing Network (NDLON) to discuss the effects of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) raids that have targeted their community over the past year and a half. The event, held in Pasadena, marked the first in-person meeting since the raids began. Attendees, including day laborers and activists from Southern California, shared their experiences and discussed strategies to protect themselves from future raids. The convention also featured legal consultations and discussions on potential actions, such as a boycott of Home Depot, where many day laborers seek work and have been targeted by ICE.
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Summer’s Hottest Accessory? The Fruit Tarts at This New Alhambra Bakery.

Summer’s Hottest Accessory? The Fruit Tarts at This New Alhambra Bakery.

Pinecone serves heritage grain-based tarts crowned with peak season produce