What you need to know: Governor Newsom visited Long Beach, home to “Space Beach,” as California’s space economy continues to accelerate. The Golden State ranks first in NASA science funding, company-funded aerospace R&D, and space-technology venture capital; is home to one-third of the nation’s space technology companies; and its West Coast launch range just posted…
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View MoreWhat you need to know: Governor Newsom visited Long Beach, home to “Space Beach,” as California’s space economy continues to accelerate. The Golden State ranks first in NASA science funding, company-funded aerospace R&D, and space-technology venture capital; is home to one-third of the nation’s space technology companies; and its West Coast launch range just posted…
Los Angeles is getting a new all-electric ride hailing service as Vietnam’s Green SM launches in the city. Its cyan-colored vehicles will compete with Ubers, Lyfts and autonomous taxis to shuttle customers across busy streets and freeways. The vehicles arrive amid a surge in transportation options as several robotaxi companies ramp up operations in Southern…
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SACRAMENTO —Governor Gavin Newsom today responded to the Trump DOJ filing an unfounded lawsuit against California Secretary of State Dr. Shirley Weber and Los Angeles Registrar-Recorder/County Clerk Dean Logan:
Sean Kennedy, of Sacramento, has been appointed Deputy Secretary of Housing Policy at the California Housing and Homelessness Agency. Kennedy has been Deputy Director of Energy Investments at the California Strategic Growth Council since 2024, where he was Special Projects Analyst from 2022 to 2024. He was an Assistant Professor in the Department of Urban…
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Spending is heating up in the race for Huntington Beach City Council after the local police officer’s association dropped nearly $100,000 in independent advertising targeting sitting council members who voted against their raises and supporting their opponents.
Here is a sampling of what’s going on in the San Fernando Valley and around Los Angeles this week.
Tired of all of those hot, humid storms rolling up from the tropics and making October in Los Angeles feel like August in Miami? Exhausted from all the news about coastal erosion and flooding? Well, get ready for a couple of days of hot, dry Santa Ana winds blowing in from the desert and putting…
Powerful ‘devil winds’ with the strength of a hurricane are sweeping over more than 20 million people, threatening to cause widespread power outages and spark deadly wildfires.
Campaign spending accelerated in the Huntington Beach City Council race as the local police union poured nearly $100,000 into independent ads targeting incumbents who voted against raises and supporting their opponents, according to the Voice of OC