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Deadly Shooting Erupts After DTLA HARD Music Festival, Killing 2

Two people were killed and six others injured when gunfire broke out at an afterparty following the DTLA HARD Music Festival early Monday morning. The shooting occurred in an industrial area near 14th and Paloma Streets, sending crowds of festivalgoers fleeing. LAPD says no arrests have been made, and the motive remains unclear.

Los Angeles’ Summer of Resistance: How a City United Against Federal Immigration Raids

When federal immigration raids swept through Los Angeles this summer, the city erupted in protest. From the symbolic “No Kings Day” demonstrations to marches across nearly every neighborhood, Mayor Karen Bass, labor leaders, and thousands of residents stood together against militarized sweeps ordered by the Trump administration. Acts of defiance, solidarity, and community support defined a season that tested — and ultimately strengthened — L.A.’s resolve. 

PBS and NPR Face Shutdown as Public Broadcasting Loses Federal Funding

After nearly six decades, the Corporation for Public Broadcasting is shutting down following a $1.1 billion cut in federal funding, ending critical support for PBS and NPR. The move, driven by a GOP-led rescissions package, is expected to trigger layoffs, programming cuts, and possible station closures nationwide. Leaders vow to uphold public media’s mission, but the future remains uncertain.

Judge Denies Diddy’s Bail, Orders Him Held Until October Sentencing

Sean “Diddy” Combs will remain in a Brooklyn federal lockup until his October 3 sentencing after a judge rejected his bail request Monday, despite a letter of support from ex-girlfriend Virginia “Gina” Huynh. In his ruling, U.S. District Court Justice Arun Subramanian cited allegations of coercion and abuse, dismissing Combs’ claims that his conduct was consensual. The decision follows his acquittal on racketeering and sex trafficking charges but conviction for prostitution last month.

Lakers Lock In Luka: What His $165M Deal Means for L.A.’s Future

The Lakers are going all in on Luka Magic. After trading for Luka Doncic last season, L.A. secured the superstar guard with a 3-year, $165 million max extension through 2028. With LeBron nearing the end of his career, the team now faces the challenge of building a championship roster around Doncic—focusing on key upgrades at center, adding versatile role players, and fine-tuning their new-look lineup. Here’s how the Lakers plan to make the most of their Luka era.

Long Beach Man Linked to ISIS Arrested After Bomb Found at Home

Federal agents arrested 28-year-old Mark Lorenzo Villanueva in Long Beach after allegedly uncovering a bomb in his bedroom and evidence of financial support to ISIS. Prosecutors say Villanueva, a naturalized U.S. citizen from the Philippines, sent 12 payments totaling $1,615 to intermediaries overseas and pledged allegiance to the terrorist group, expressing a desire to fight and die for its cause. He faces up to 20 years in federal prison if convicted.

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