Miller Sanford The co-chairman of President Biden’s re-election campaign admitted Sunday he is unsure why polls indicate the commander in chief is hemorrhaging support among Latino voters. “Well, I don’t know. I think that you got to play this thing out and see actually how it works. Latino voters are like everybody else,” co-Chair Mitch Landrieu told … Read more
Thieves in California are increasingly using deviously disguised hidden cameras to scope out homes to rob as part of a troubling trend dubbed “burglary tourism.” The latest example occurred last week in the city of Alhambra outside Los Angeles when residents there found a small camera camouflaged with leaves and cleverly hidden in the bushes … Read more
It remains to be seen if July 2024 will be the hottest on record. FOX Weather The latest climate outlooks for July show NOAA expects much of the country to exhibit above average temperatures while many communities see a rainfall deficit. Typically, July is the warmest month around the nation with average highs in the … Read more
Florida rapper Julio Foolio was shot and killed in Tampa on Sunday, just two days after celebrating his 26th birthday, according to his lawyer. Foolio, whose real name is Charles Jones, was staying at a Holiday Inn hotel in Tampa after being “kicked” out of an Airbnb where he was partying, when the rapper was … Read more
Floodwaters forced people out of their homes in parts of Iowa, the result of weeks of rain, while much of the United States longed for relief Saturday from yet another round of extraordinary heat. Sirens blared at 2 a.m. in Rock Valley, Iowa, population 4,200, where people in hundreds of homes were told to get … Read more
Subway fans long after the sandwich chain’s iconic sauces (Picture: Gerardo Mora/Getty Images) Well, we certainly love it when we can get our hands on dupes of our food favourites – and these Subway-style sauce bottles are no exception. Aldi is sure to sell out with this range of condiments – after all, the fast … Read more
Gene Seroka: Sultan of the supply chain Gene Seroka has been executive director of the Port of Los Angeles since 2014. The seaport moves more cargo containers than any other in the nation. It has handled as many as 10 million containers in a year. Minus holidays, that works out to about 29,000 a day. … Read more
James T. Butts Jr., photographed at the Los Angeles Times in El Segundo on Sept. 7. To listen to James T. Butts Jr. rattle off Muhammad Ali-style boasts about Inglewood, its people and all that he has accomplished in more than a decade as its mayor, you’d think he grew up in this city. But … Read more
Peter Eliasberg, photographed at the Los Angeles Times in El Segundo on Oct. 25. If you Google Peter Eliasberg, the results are misleading: You’ll see him at film awards. Galas. Movie premieres. Lanky, with perpetually tousled salt-and-pepper hair, he looks a little out of place on the red carpet alongside the blond woman in the … Read more
Va Lecia Adams Kellum, photographed at the Los Angeles Times in El Segundo on Sept. 8. When the cleanup of homeless camps in Venice three years ago gave a megaphone to a flamboyant sheriff and created battle lines of opposing community activists, one measured voice emerged from the cacophony. Va Lecia Adams Kellum, then the … Read more
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