As this tradition-steeped city began hunkering down for the holidays, one place stood out Monday for its thrum of activity: the annual Christmas Eve meat auction at the venerable London Central Markets.
Looking for last-minute bargains on Costco-sized legs of pork, beef rumps or turkeys, roughly...
L.A. Unified rushed to rebuild cafeterias, then fought for years to recoup excess costsThe Los Angeles Unified School District’s $37-million Cafe L.A. project at first seemed like a stunning success.
In 18 months, 64 school cafeterias were gutted and transformed so that students could be served faster — and wit… Read MoreClippers prepare for back-to-back games against playoff contendersThis is a week in which the Clippers can make a stand in their quest to qualify for the Western Conference playoffs.
They will face two formidable foes in back-to-back games against the Nuggets at Denver on Tuesday night and … Read MoreSouthern Californians invited to the NFL scouting combineArea prospects who have been invited to the NFL scouting combine in Indianapolis, which begins Tuesday:
Keishawn Bierria, LB, Washington — Former Narbonne High standout led the Huskies with 11 tackles versus Penn State in the… Read MoreWeinstein Co. bankruptcy could hurt victims' chances for compensation, legal experts sayFormer Obama administration official Maria Contreras-Sweet’s surprise bid to buy Weinstein Co. came with a basic promise: remake the tarnished studio as a female-friendly workplace and fairly compensate women who’d accused Ha… Read MoreOakland mayor faces backlash after notifying residents of possible immigration enforcementOn Saturday night, residents of Oakland received an urgent message from Mayor Libby Schaaf.
Schaaf said she had heard from multiple sources that immigration agents would be conducting enforcement operations “starting as soon … Read More
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