Krukow Signs off for Final Time
It's the end of an era for the San Francisco Giants. Beloved broadcaster Mike Krukow signed off for the final time Sunday as the Giants fell to the Dodgers in the regular-season finale. The 74-year-old Krukow traded favorite stories with longtime booth partner Duane Kuiper and thanked Giants fans for supporting him thr...
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Magnitude 3.6 Earthquake Hits Hermosa Beach
There are no reports of injuries or damage after a moderate earthquake shook the South Bay Sunday morning. The magnitude 3.6 earthquake struck at about 8:40 Sunday morning, according to the U.S. Geological Survey. The quake was centered three-point-seven miles west-southwest of Hermosa Beach, according to the USGS. Mor...
6h ago
Average Gas Price in L.A. County Nearing All-Time Record High
The average gas price in Los Angeles County is approaching its all-time high. The average price today is up one cent to six dollars and 41 cents per gallon. The record high is six dollars and 49 cents, set on October fifth, 2022. The average price has now increased for 41 consecutive days, climbing more than 75 cents d...
6h ago
Jackie the Bald Eagle Honored with Life-Sized Monument
A new life-sized monument in Big Bear is honoring Jackie the bald eagle. The wooden statue was handcrafted by chainsaw sculptor Paul Waclo and depicts Jackie soaring through the air with a fish in her talons. The monument was unveiled Saturday during a ceremony at Fawnskin Freedom Park. Jackie was found extremely sick ...
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Long Beach Increasing Preparations Ahead of Swells From Hurricane Polo
The city of Long Beach is increasing preparations as large swells from Hurricane Polo are expected to arrive as early as Saturday. Flooding and high surf could impact the coast, just weeks after waves from Hurricane Marie caused damage in vulnerable areas. The National Weather Service is forecasting strong rip currents...
Sep 25, 2026
More Than 12K Homeless-Related Fires Reported in L.A. This Year
Los Angeles is reporting more than 12-thousand homeless-related fires so far this year. Between January first and September 20th, there were 12-thousand-241 fires classified as homeless or encampment-related. That's down about six percent from the same period last year, but still averages roughly 47 fires every day. A ...
Sep 25, 2026
Dodgers Will be #2 Seed in National League
The Dodgers will be the number two seed in the National League playoffs following last night's loss to the San Diego Padres, who clinched a wild-card spot. The best the Dodgers can do is tie the Milwaukee Brewers, but Milwaukee owns the tiebreaker. The Dodgers will receive a first-round bye and advance directly to the ...
Sep 25, 2026
SJSU Student Beaten on Campus
Two men are being held without bail after allegedly attacking a San Jose State University student on campus last weekend. Christian Petty and Josue Flores are facing assault and hate crime charges in connection with the incident. Both suspects made their first court appearances Wednesday. Prosecutors allege Petty and F...
Sep 24, 2026
San Diego Considering Banning Smoking at Restaurants
Smoking at outdoor restaurant patios in San Diego could soon be banned citywide. A San Diego City Council committee is recommending a prohibition on smoking in outdoor dining areas after supporting the proposal this week. Currently, San Diego does not ban smoking at restaurant patios, setting the city apart from severa...
Sep 24, 2026
New Report Tracks Health Effects from Tijuana Sewage
A new federal report says short-term spikes of hydrogen sulfide near the Tijuana River can reach levels that threaten public health. The findings support years of complaints from South Bay residents who say the sewage odor has caused headaches and other health problems. Researchers found hydrogen sulfide levels above f...
Sep 24, 2026


