DOJ: Fugitive Former Olympian Ryan Wedding, Subject of $10M Reward, Could Kill Witnesses

The U.S. government has placed a $10 million bounty on Ryan Wedding, a former Canadian Olympic snowboarder, who is now one of the FBI's most wanted fugitives. Wedding is alleged to have led a sophisticated drug-trafficking organization, with connections to notorious crime networks, including Hezbollah, ex-KGB operatives, and the Sinaloa Cartel. Federal prosecutors have expressed concerns about Wedding's potential threat to witnesses and informants. A court recently ordered protective measures to safeguard those who cooperated in bringing down his billion-dollar cocaine empire, dubbed "Operation Giant Slalom."

L.A. City Controller Rings Alarm Bell on City Finances

The City of Angels is facing substantial financial challenges, with $140 million in revenue shortfall and $300 million in overspending weighing down city leaders. The urgent fiscal situation demands more than a quick fix; a comprehensive, long-term strategy is crucial to steer Los Angeles back to a financially stable future.

Southwest Waves Goodbye to "Bags Fly Free" Era

Southwest Airlines is trading its sunny "bags fly free" skies for the cloudier world of checked baggage fees starting May 28. As the airline tips its hat to its iconic approach, competitors like Delta and United are already eyeing the opportunity to swoop on Southwest's loyal flyers. The reformative wind at Southwest doesn’t end here; with workforce cuts and fresh in-flight features, it’s a new course charted on the horizon.

Los Angeles County D.A. Calls Menendez Brothers Liars, Won't Support Resentencing

District Attorney Nathan Hochman’s dramatic decision not to support the Menendez brothers’ resentencing has sparked controversy. While the brothers' family argues for a second chance, Hochman stands by his conviction, labeling their abuse claims as deceitful. As hearings loom, could Governor Newsom step in with a pardon?

Regarding Her Returns with Fifth Annual Women's History Month Festival

Savor the flavors of L.A. at the 5th Annual Women's History Month Festival by Regarding Her! Experience the culinary brilliance of iconic female chefs through exclusive events like Tamales con Corazon and Moo'Amore, all while supporting vital causes. Don't miss the most delicious festival this March.

Rams Sign Veteran Free Agents Davante Adams and Poona Ford Ahead of 2025 Season

Lights, (camera), action! The L.A. Rams are dialing up the excitement for 2025 by adding powerhouse players Davante Adams and Poona Ford to their star-studded roster. Adams dazzles with his receiving acumen, while Ford's defensive prowess solidifies the Rams' lineup, giving fans much to cheer about this season.

Department of Education Offices Close Due to 'Security Reasons'

A security alert has led to a historic two-day shutdown of the U.S. Department of Education, forcing staff to work remotely. With President Trump’s push to reshape the department, what does this closure signal about the future of education in America?

The Biggest Loser: Why Donald Trump Couldn't Hack It in Hollywood

A 2019 deep dive into Donald Trump’s failed Hollywood ambitions is trending again, and it’s a fascinating look at what could have been. Long before politics, Trump dreamed of being a movie mogul—but Hollywood never took him seriously. His Apprentice stint in L.A. flopped, his production company went nowhere, and insiders dismissed him as a wannabe. Now, as this piece resurfaces, it raises the question: If The Apprentice hadn’t saved his brand, would Trump have ever made it to the White House?

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