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Nate Perez
he/him
Former Assistant Producer
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The Potato Expo is bringing together farmers and experts worldwide at the Anaheim Convention Center to explore some of the industry's toughest issues.
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Seventeen million gallons of raw sewage flowed into Santa Monica Bay last July.
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The plane smashed into a neighborhood. No one on the ground was injured.
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LAX has not been immune to COVID-related staffing shortages and other issues that have plagued airports nationwide this holiday season.
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Temps are going to be low, too.
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The airport says up to 3.5 million travelers are expected for the holidays — making it a prime time for omicron to spread.
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Some of the sellers inside the swap meet argue it undermines their business.
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One day, every few months, Club Bahia transforms into Metal Merchants Market, a haven for hand-woven blankets with Slayer album covers.
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A storm system tore through Southern California on Tuesday and the region-wide cleanup efforts were well underway on Wednesday.
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Dog owners are strongly encouraged to vaccinate their pups for the strain known as CIV H3N2.
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Two of the four mountain lion kittens rescued survived and will be relocated to the Orange County Zoo.
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LAPD will add more resources to the investigation of more than 130 follow-home robberies committed this year.