Category Archives: Local
Rescued obese cat settles into new digs
Chubbs the cat has been rescued from the streets of Altadena. Yvette Viola and her husband rescued the 29-pound kitty and took him into their home. The formerly homeless Himalayan replaces their 23 po...
Cumulus Media Jun 21, 2018
Minimum wage hike will challenge local restaurants [AUDIO]
On July 1st, the minimum wage is going up to $13.25 an hour for larger businesses in the City of L.A. and unincorporated areas of Los Angeles County, where many restaurants will be affected. Selwyn Yo...
Cumulus Media Jun 21, 2018
WeHo Proposal: Tenants Pay 50% of the Cost of Earthquake Retrofits West Hollywood’s Rent Stabilization Commission has proposed that tenants pay 50% of what it will cost their landlord to upgrade...
Cumulus Media Jun 20, 2018
Legislator: DMV squanders money meant to shorten wait times
A California legislator is upset over what he sees as the misuse of money given to the DMV to make the wait lines shorter. With the addition of about a million new driver licenses to illegal immigrant...
Cumulus Media Jun 18, 2018
Landlords sue city over RecycLA trash pickup
Two landlords are suing the city of Los Angeles over its RecycLA trash pickup program One of the landlords is Malcom Bennett, President and CEO of International Reality and Investments. He says...
Cumulus Media Jun 18, 2018
Gamers Experience, Not Just Play, Latest Games at E3
Gamers from all over the world are in Los Angeles, attending Day 3 of the Electronic Entertainment Expo, or E3 at the Convention Center. 68-thousand people have flocked to LA to check out the very lat...
Cumulus Media Jun 13, 2018
ACLU revises tactics to stop executions in California
The will of the people is being challenged as the courts continue to stall the implementation of the death penalty. Despite the passage of Prop 66 to speed up executions, California has not conducted ...
Cumulus Media Jun 12, 2018
Motorized scooter rentals running into resistance in Santa Monica
An innovative way to reduce traffic congestion in Santa Monica is running into some government push back. The motorized scooters can be rented from a company called Bird for a dollar plus 15 cents a m...
Cumulus Media Jun 11, 2018

Former Astronaut Says Space Tourism not for Novices [AUDIO]
Several companies are racing to become the first to put tourists in space and many people have said they’d love to go despite the high cost. Captain and former astronaut Dr. Jerry Linenger, who&...
Cumulus Media Jun 07, 2018
News Fatigue is a Real Thing
Almost 70% of Americans say enough news already. Many say they’re overwhelmed and just can’t keep up with all the stories and the 24 hour cycle. Senior researcher Jeffrey Gottfried of Pew ...
Cumulus Media Jun 06, 2018