L.A.
Coverage of L.A. in the Nexus archive.
- Zachary police seek help finding missing 15-year-old girl
The Zachary Police Department is asking for help finding a missing 15-year-old girl named Marlin Vanessa Garcia Rodriguez. She was last seen on Wednesday, August 19, wearing black pants and a black shirt.
- In L.A.'s 'Chinese Beverly Hills,' fighting back against Chinese communist infiltration
A former council member's guilty plea to acting as an illegal agent for China has caused a stir in Arcadia, an immigrant-built suburb in L.A., described by the title as 'Chinese Beverly Hills.'
- In L.A.'s 'Chinese Beverly Hills,' fighting back against Chinese communist infiltration
A former council member pleaded guilty to acting as an illegal agent for China. This development occurred in Arcadia and has jolted an immigrant-built suburb that was proud of its success.
- Motorcyclist who lost leg wins $28-million verdict after suing over L.A. firetruck crash
A motorcyclist sued after he was hit by a firetruck at an East Hollywood intersection in 2021. The crash caused injuries requiring his leg to be amputated below the knee. The motorcyclist ultimately won $28 million after suing over the incident.
- How a sanctuary outside LA has cared for rare, endangered gibbons for a half-century
Over fifty years, a sanctuary outside LA has been dedicated to caring for rare, endangered gibbons. The Gibbon Conservation Center is recognized globally as an institution focused on the care and well-being of these animals.
- Dead of a mosquito bite: L.A. records West Nile fatality as California cases hit 5-year high
West Nile virus activity in California has reached a five-year high due to a surge in mosquito activity. This increase followed an abnormally warm winter and a blistering March heat wave. L.A. reported one fatality related to the West Nile virus.
- Dead of a mosquito bite: L.A. records West Nile fatality as California cases hit 5-year high
California has recorded elevated West Nile virus activity, which is currently at a five-year high. This surge in mosquito activity is attributed to an abnormally warm winter followed by a blistering March heat wave. L.A. recently reported a fatality linked to a mosquito bite.
- Arellano: L.A. Mayor Karen Bass lost last night's debate against Nithya Raman. Badly
Arellano stated that L.A. Mayor Karen Bass lost last night's debate against Nithya Raman badly. During the event, Bass reportedly mocked Raman using personal attacks and describing her as a supposed egghead with no real-life governing experience.
- Arellano: L.A. Mayor Karen Bass lost last night's debate against Nithya Raman. Badly
Arellano reports that L.A. Mayor Karen Bass lost last night's debate against Nithya Raman badly. The content further notes that Bass reportedly mocked Raman repeatedly, specifically criticizing her for supposed lack of real-life governing experience.
- Bass and Raman clash over homelessness, policing in fiery LA mayoral debate
Karen Bass and Nithya Raman clashed during a mayoral debate in LA regarding local policy issues. The candidates exchanged sharp attacks while discussing homelessness policy and public safety concerns.
- Trump's top federal prosecutor in L.A. could face new challenge after appellate ruling
The 9th Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that the Department of Justice cannot maintain an official in charge of a U.S. attorney's office if that person has not been confirmed by the Senate. This status cannot be circumvented simply by giving the individual a different title and the full powers associated with the job.
- The L.A. mayoral poll was a fake. But was it illegal?
A mayoral poll regarding L.A. was reported to be fake. Legal analysts note that determining whether any laws were broken hinges on the motive of Median Strategies for putting out the phony poll.
- Trump's top federal prosecutor in L.A. could face new challenge after appellate ruling
The 9th Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that the Department of Justice cannot maintain an official who leads a U.S. attorney's office if that person has not been confirmed by the Senate. The ruling specifies that giving the individual a different title or full job powers is insufficient to circumvent this requirement.
- The L.A. mayoral poll was a fake. But was it illegal?
Legal analysts stated that determining whether laws were broken hinges on the motive of Median Strategies for releasing a fake poll concerning the L.A. mayoral election. The analysts suggest this motive will be the decisive factor in the legal inquiry.
- How to save $2,000 a month in L.A.: rent
The article discusses the financial challenge of saving $2,000 a month while living in L.A. Furthermore, it highlights that purchasing a home actually costs more than $2,000 a month compared to simply renting within the L.A. area.
- This clumsy green beetle is buzzing all over L.A. It might just crash into your face
Figeater beetles are currently taking over Los Angeles this month. These big, green insects are described as notoriously bad at flying but are noted for thriving in the area.
- This clumsy green beetle is buzzing all over L.A. It might just crash into your face
Big, green figeater beetles are currently taking over Los Angeles, where they have been noted to be thriving this month. These insects are described as clumsy and notoriously bad at flying.
- Widely shared poll results for LA mayoral race were fake, 'polling firm' says
A widely shared poll for the LA mayoral race has been determined to be fake, according to a new report. The fabricated poll had previously shown Mayor Karen Bass leading Nithya Raman by nearly 12 points ahead of the Nov. 3 runoff.
- Sheriff's department shares photos of 27 suspects wanted in East L.A. AutoZone break-ins
Authorities circulated photos of 27 suspects believed to have forced their way into an AutoZone store in East L.A. The individuals are wanted for break-ins that occurred during back-to-back street takeovers last weekend.
- L.A. street takeover acts as cover while thieves ransack local business
Dozens of people ransacked a Bellflower business early Saturday while a massive street takeover clogged a nearby intersection, authorities said. Deputies with the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department responded to 15100 block of Bellflower Boulevard after a caller reported seeing 20 to 30 people breaking into the location.
- 5 hospitalized after rollover crash on 405 Fwy in L.A.
Five people were hospitalized after a rollover crash occurred on the 405 Freeway in the San Fernando Valley. Los Angeles Fire Department crews responded to the incident near the Victory Boulevard exit in Van Nuys.
- Flights between L.A. and Hawaii disrupted as Hurricane Lala hits the Big Island
Flights traveling from L.A. to Hawaii have been disrupted due to Hurricane Lala hitting the Big Island. On Saturday, several service flights departing from LAX were canceled, impacting various destinations such as Kona, Maui, Kauai, and Honolulu.
- Flights between L.A. and Hawaii disrupted as Hurricane Lala hits the Big Island
Hurricane Lala has disrupted flights between L.A. and Hawaii, causing several services to be canceled on Saturday. Cancellations included routes to Kona, Maui, Kauai, and Honolulu.
- Driver accused of trying to run over couple and their dog during walk at the park in LA
During a routine dog walk in Mid-Wilshire, a couple reported that a car jumped the curb and attempted to hit them and their dog after an exchange of words. The incident took place at a park in Los Angeles.
- Amid legal battle, LA couple's surrogate gives birth in Texas to baby with heart defect
A legal dispute exists between the biological parents of a newborn boy and the woman who served as his surrogate. The baby was given birth in Texas and has been noted to have a heart defect. This situation places the infant at the center of a politically charged court case.
- An accounting glitch caused nearly half of L.A.'s increase in the homeless count
An accounting glitch accounted for nearly half of L.A.'s increase in the homeless population count. The report specified that 638 beds at Union Rescue Mission had not been counted last year, resulting in a reported 24% rise in homelessness on Skid Row.
- An accounting glitch caused nearly half of L.A.'s increase in the homeless count
An accounting glitch was responsible for nearly half of L.A.'s recorded increase in homeless count. The overlooked data involved 638 beds at Union Rescue Mission that went uncounted last year. This reporting error contributed to a reported 24% rise in homelessness on Skid Row.
- LA model and influencer accused of stealing from dates denied mental health diversion
Model and influencer Adva Lavie faces multiple theft related charges following accusations of stealing from dates. A judge denied her request for a mental health diversion, which left her jailed without bond.
- For L.A. college students, the GOP's $20-burrito debate is about more than lunch
A debate among Conservatives is unfolding regarding college students in L.A., focusing on the economic viability of $20-burritos. The online discussion centers on whether younger generations should be more frugal with food expenses, or if they are dealing with a broader affordability problem.
- For L.A. college students, the GOP's $20-burrito debate is about more than lunch
The $20-burrito debate involving L.A. college students highlights a larger issue for many people. Conservatives are debating online whether college students should be more frugal regarding food, or if they are actually grappling with broader affordability issues.
- Ridge Fire near Gorman prompts evacuations, briefly closes the 5
The Ridge Fire near Gorman prompted evacuations in both L.A. and Kern counties due to its quick growth to 1,057 acres. The fire caused a temporary closure of the 5 Freeway at the L.A.-Kern county line. Authorities issued evacuation orders for specific areas while monitoring the wildfire's status.
- William Mulholland brought water to L.A. He failed to stop a disastrous flood
William Mulholland brought water to L.A., though he failed to stop a disastrous flood. While inspecting the leaking water from the dam, Mulholland declared there was nothing to fear; he noted that the muddiness came from water spilling over a dirt road. The article also stated that the czar returned to L.A.
- L.A. homeless provider has paid CEO who lives in Hawaii $1.6 million in salary, vacation over two years
The chief executive of a domestic violence nonprofit received $1.6 million in salary and vacation over two years from an L.A. homeless provider. This compensation is being highlighted because it is significantly more than what comparable organizations pay their heads.
- William Mulholland brought water to L.A. He failed to stop a disastrous flood
William Mulholland brought water to L.A., but he failed to prevent a disastrous flood. While inspecting water leaking from the dam, Mulholland declared there was nothing to fear, dismissing the muddiness as coming from spilled water over a dirt road.
- L.A. homeless provider has paid CEO who lives in Hawaii $1.6 million in salary, vacation over two years
An L.A. homeless provider paid its CEO, who lives in Hawaii, a total of $1.6 million in salary and vacation over two years. The chief executive works for a domestic violence nonprofit and is reportedly receiving compensation significantly more than comparable organizational heads.
- Feds targeted Latinos more after Supreme Court's racial profiling decision, report says
A report claims federal agencies increased targeting of Latinos after the Supreme Court's racial profiling decision. Recent court filings allege that L.A. federal immigration agents used racial slurs in body camera footage and text messages when referring to Latinos.
- Arellano: Go visit Trump's White House, Dodgers — but stand up for L.A. while you're there
The Los Angeles Dodgers are scheduled to visit Trump's White House. The author compares this visit to staying in the dugout during a bench-clearing brawl and offering the offender a handshake.
- Arellano: Go visit Trump's White House, Dodgers — but stand up for L.A. while you're there
The Dodgers are scheduled to visit the White House, which the article compares to staying in the dugout during a bench-clearing brawl and offering the offender a handshake. The piece urges support for Los Angeles while visiting Trump's White House.
- There’s no glory in illegal fireworks on the 4th — and a lot of fear
The article discusses the use of illegal fireworks in a city that has banned them, highlighting the conflict between tradition and local regulations on July Fourth. It notes the emotional tension between celebrating American culture and the risks associated with unauthorized pyrotechnics.
- Veda Pierce, L.A.'s most odious monster, dead at 98
Veda Pierce, described as L.A.'s most odious monster, died at 98. Her relentless pursuit of material wealth and status contributed to her reputation as one of the city's greatest villains.