Lifestyle
Los Angeles Catholic Archdiocese pays $880 million to 1,353 sexual abuse victims
The agreement escalates the total accumulated by Los Angeles based sexual abuse lawsuits to more than $1.5 billion
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Politics
Republicans suspect California Gov. Gavin Newsom will replace Biden in 2024 presidential election
Earlier this month, Newsom vetoed legislation that would have compelled judges in child custody cases to balance whether a parent has affirmed their child’s chosen gender identity, a shift from earlier state policies, which prohibited teachers from revealing what their students’ gender choices at school
Technology
iPhone 12 radiation crisis in Europe forces Apple into development of software patch
Last week, France’s National Frequency Agency ordered the 2020 released iPhone 12 off the market, and threatened a government ordered recall after controls of the “specific absorption rate” – the system of measurement used to determine the level of radiofrequency energy – could be absorbed by the human body – was exceeding permissible limits
Business
EV revolution sparks underground mineral 'gold rush' for oil and gas companies
Oil and gas giants such as Chevron and Exxon are “actively exploring” options for lithium mining
Entertainment
Ceremony for Marc Anthony's star on Hollywood Walk of Fame turns into a family celebration
The world renowned singer received the 2,762nd star on the Hollywood landmark street on Thursday
Entertainment
'That '70s Show' actor Danny Masterson sentenced to 30 years to life in prison for rape
Masterson, 47, has continued to profess his innocence and has vowed to appeal his convictions
Culture
Burning man revelers evacuate after heavy rains left them trapped for days
Roads leading in and out of Black Rock City were closed on Saturday
Politics
Latina anchor Ilia Calderón to moderate GOP debate with Fox News hosts Dana Perino and Stuart Varney
Calderón will be the only Hispanic American on stage among both Republican presidential candidates and moderators
Business
Justice Department lawsuit claims SpaceX refused to hire refugees and asylum seekers
In job postings and listings between September 2018 and May 2022, SpaceX wrongly claimed that it could only hire U.S. citizens and lawful permanent residents under federal regulations
Crime
3 killed, several others injured in mass shooting at California biker bar
Authorities believe the shooter was targeting his estranged wife, who had filed a divorce against the former officer in December
Politics
Karen Bass rips Texas for sending migrants to Los Angeles amid Tropical Storm Hilary
Los Angeles officials called the move “evil” as the migrants were sent as the city braced for the impact of Tropical Storm Hilary and were warning people to stay off the streets
