Miller Sanford Rep. Eliot Engel, with his wife, Pat Ennis Engel, prepares to cast votes for primary elections June 30. (Bebeto Matthews / Associated Press) New York Democrats Eliot Engel and Carolyn Maloney have cruised to reelection through most of their decades in Congress. Now, both must wait for mail-in ballots to be counted — a process … Read more
A federal judge on Tuesday said the Trump administration can invoke the Alien Enemies Act (AEA) to deport criminal illegal immigrant members of the Venezuelan Tren De Aragua gang, but that it has not given adequate prior notice to those subject to removal, before those deportations can take place, which would allow possible due process … Read more
The phone rang at midnight. Jeff Randle, one of Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger’s political consultants, was working in a hotel room near LAX on the night of Oct. 21 as he grabbed his cellphone. Who, Randle wondered, could be calling him at such an hour? Pete Wilson was on the line. The former California governor had … Read more
Here are 20 of our favorite places to shop for houseplants in and around Los Angeles. (Stephanie DeAngelis) When plant stores were forced to close in March because of the coronavirus, many had to get creative so that they could accommodate the soaring demand for plants as people sheltered at home. For plant lovers who … Read more
Markup hearings for President Trump’s “big, beautiful bill” dragged late through the night Tuesday into Wednesday as House lawmakers debated how deep to cut government spending in the massive piece of legislation. The details the three House committees – Ways and Means, Energy and Commerce and Agriculture – sought to iron out include some of … Read more
Antonio Villaraigosa, center, sings with Tomas Delgado, left, the owner of Candelas Guitars, and George Magallanes, as he campaigns in the Boyle Heights. (Katie Falkenberg / Los Angeles Times) As he campaigned for governor in Boyle Heights, Antonio Villaraigosa kept meeting people from his past. The former Los Angeles mayor walked down Cesar Chavez Avenue … Read more
Dylan Mulvaney has been promoting luxury clothing brand Versace in social media posts, roughly two years after the transgender influencer’s controversial partnership with Bud Light financially hurt the brand. “I think this is the best I ever looked, I’m pretty sure,” Mulvaney said while twirling in a black Versace dress in a video posted to social media … Read more
Paraguayan Olympian Luana Alonso is returning to swimming after she stirred up more than just water during last year’s Paris Olympic Games. Alonso, who represented Paraguay during the 2024 Paris Olympics and 2020 Tokyo Olympics, seemingly ended her retirement and vowed to return to swimming after she was allegedly booted from the Olympic Village over … Read more
ESPN personality Stephen A. Smith always finds a way to make headlines, and his latest came after he called out Charles Barkley for being a “flaming hypocrite” over the former NBA star’s critique of Smith’s oversaturation in the media as of late. Smith has been a hard man to miss with appearances on various political … Read more
Bill Belichick is making his way back in front of the media after the awkward “CBS Sunday Morning” interview last month set off a firestorm of intrigue and speculation about his relationship with his 24-year-old girlfriend Jordon Hudson, and her influence on the football coach. The six-time Super Bowl-winning coach and current head coach at … Read more
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