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Brands Shift Focus to Micro-Influencers for Enhanced Engagement and ROI

Brands Shift Focus to Micro-Influencers for Enhanced Engagement and ROI

Brands Shift Focus to Micro-Influencers for Enhanced Engagement and ROI
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CohnReznick Seeks Audit Associate for Los Angeles Office, Emphasizing CPA Licensure and Hybrid Work Model

CohnReznick Seeks Audit Associate for Los Angeles Office, Emphasizing CPA Licensure and Hybrid Work Model

CohnReznick Seeks Audit Associate for Los Angeles Office, Emphasizing CPA Licensure and Hybrid Work Model
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Infinity Festival in Los Angeles to Focus on AI's Role in Creative Industries

Infinity Festival in Los Angeles to Focus on AI's Role in Creative Industries

Infinity Festival in Los Angeles to Focus on AI's Role in Creative Industries
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Infinity Festival to Focus on AI's Growing Role Across Creative Industries in Los Angeles

Infinity Festival to Focus on AI's Growing Role Across Creative Industries in Los Angeles

Infinity Festival to Focus on AI's Growing Role Across Creative Industries in Los Angeles
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Brands Leverage Micro-Communities and Specialized Expertise in Lifestyle Marketing

Brands Leverage Micro-Communities and Specialized Expertise in Lifestyle Marketing

Brands Leverage Micro-Communities and Specialized Expertise in Lifestyle Marketing
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Emma Coronel Aispuro Attends Streamer's Party in Los Angeles, Sings Song Dedicated to "El Chapo" Guzmán

Emma Coronel Aispuro Attends Streamer's Party in Los Angeles, Sings Song Dedicated to "El Chapo" Guzmán

Emma Coronel Aispuro, wife of Joaquín "El Chapo" Guzmán, attended a party hosted by Sinaloan streamer Víctor Ordóñez, known as Lonche de Huevito, in Los Angeles, California. During the event, Coronel sang "El Niño de la Tuna," a well-known corrido dedicated to the former leader of the Sinaloa Cartel. This appearance follows Coronel's recent foray into content creation, having debuted on Kick in August alongside Lonche de Huevito and Guillermo Peña, "Willito." During her debut stream, which lasted over five hours, Coronel discussed details of her personal life, including meeting "El Chapo" at age 17, and her experiences in prison. Víctor Ordóñez, originally from Los Mochis, Sinaloa, has gained significant online notoriety, accumulating millions of followers through content spanning video games, live streams, travel, and collaborations. The party also saw the attendance of regional Mexican music singer Gerardo Ortiz, whose name has previously been linked to controversies involving cartels.
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Federal Appeals Court Orders Trump Administration to Release Los Angeles Homeless Funds

Federal Appeals Court Orders Trump Administration to Release Los Angeles Homeless Funds

A federal appeals court has ordered the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) to release federal funding previously allocated to homeless service organizations in Los Angeles. The U.S. 9th Circuit Court of Appeals largely upheld a district court ruling, restoring the Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority (LAHSA) as the applicant for these funds. This decision comes after the Trump administration's HUD suspended LAHSA in June, citing mismanagement, and directed individual organizations to apply directly for the up to $239 million in federal funding. The court determined that HUD's suspension of LAHSA left the Los Angeles region 'particularly vulnerable' and would have 'ill effects on vulnerable populations, critical programs and ongoing services.' The court also stated that HUD's plan for direct applications was 'unworkable' and 'virtually impossible to implement' at such a late stage. The new deadline for LAHSA to apply for HUD funding is October 14, extended from the original August deadline...
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LAX People Mover Project Faces Another Delay, Pushing Service to 2027

LAX People Mover Project Faces Another Delay, Pushing Service to 2027

The Automated People Mover (APM) project at Los Angeles International Airport (LAX), now named SkyLink, has experienced another significant delay, with passenger service not expected to begin until January 2027. This new timeline is nearly four years beyond its original scheduled opening in 2023. The 2.25-mile automated electric train system, which broke ground in March 2019, is currently about 99% complete, with trains already undergoing testing on the elevated tracks without passengers. The latest delay stems from a September 16 filing by LAX Integrated Express Solutions (LINXS), the contractor, indicating project completion by December 8. However, before passenger service can commence, the system requires 30 consecutive days of successful testing, an independent review, an assessment from Los Angeles World Airports (LAWA), and the finalization of a utility agreement with the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power. LINXS has stated there is no guarantee the January 2027 opening date will hold. This is...
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Urban Outfitters Seeks Part-Time Retail Associates Across Multiple U.S. Locations

Urban Outfitters Seeks Part-Time Retail Associates Across Multiple U.S. Locations

Urban Outfitters Seeks Part-Time Retail Associates Across Multiple U.S. Locations
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SHEIN Seeks U.S. Trade Compliance Manager Amidst Evolving Global Trade Landscape

SHEIN Seeks U.S. Trade Compliance Manager Amidst Evolving Global Trade Landscape

SHEIN Seeks U.S. Trade Compliance Manager Amidst Evolving Global Trade Landscape
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U.S. Court of Appeals Upholds LAHSA as Lead Agency for LA Continuum of Care

U.S. Court of Appeals Upholds LAHSA as Lead Agency for LA Continuum of Care

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit has ruled to maintain the Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority (LAHSA) as the lead agency for the Los Angeles Continuum of Care. This decision comes amidst ongoing discussions and challenges regarding the structure and effectiveness of homelessness services in Los Angeles. LAHSA is a joint powers authority of the City and County of Los Angeles, responsible for coordinating and implementing strategies to address homelessness across the region. The ruling solidifies LAHSA's central role in managing federal funding and overseeing a network of service providers aimed at assisting the unhoused population. This legal affirmation provides clarity on the organizational framework for homelessness initiatives in one of the nation's largest metropolitan areas grappling with a significant homelessness crisis. The court's decision is a key development in the administrative landscape of social services in Los Angeles, impacting how resources are allocated and programs a...
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Demi Moore to Receive Baby2Baby's Giving Tree Award at 2026 Gala for Philanthropic Efforts

Demi Moore to Receive Baby2Baby's Giving Tree Award at 2026 Gala for Philanthropic Efforts

Demi Moore to Receive Baby2Baby's Giving Tree Award at 2026 Gala for Philanthropic Efforts