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The Daily Brief: Billie Jean King Gets a Walk of Fame Star, Veteran Prosecutors Sue Los Angeles County D.A., and more.
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Tennis Legend Billie Jean King Becomes First Woman in Sports Immortalized on Hollywood Walk of Fame
Tennis legend and longtime Angeleno Billie Jean King made history once again this week as the first woman to receive a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame in the new Sports Entertainment category. Surrounded by supporters including Magic Johnson and Jamie Lee Curtis, King was honored not just for her record-shattering tennis career—including 39 Grand Slam titles and her famous “Battle of the Sexes” win—but for her lifelong advocacy for equality and inclusion. The star also celebrates her recent work as executive producer of Groundbreakers, a PBS docuseries spotlighting trailblazing women athletes.


Top Doctors: Writer Anna David on Her Fertility Journey
In a candid and heartfelt story, Anna David shares how her path to becoming a mom at 50 — from freezing her eggs solo to finding love, working with a surrogate, and welcoming her son — was made possible with the help of Dr. Guy Ringler. Her journey is filled with resilience, humor, and a little L.A. surrealism.
New U.S. Attorney Launches Task Force to Investigate Homelessness Fund Fraud
Just days into his new role, U.S. Attorney Bill Essayli has announced a federal task force aimed at rooting out fraud and corruption in Southern California’s homelessness funding. The multi-agency team will probe billions in unaccounted spending amid rising homelessness, drawing concern from some local leaders about potential overreach.
Veteran Prosecutors Sue Los Angeles County D.A. Nathan Hochman
Two longtime L.A. County prosecutors have filed lawsuits against District Attorney Nathan Hochman, alleging they were demoted in retaliation for supporting the Menendez brothers’ resentencing bid under former D.A. George Gascón. The suits accuse Hochman of political retaliation, harassment, and defamation, amid renewed debate over the infamous 1989 case.



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