Marc Cota-Robles
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Los Angeles, CA, United States
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No more red carpet at Oscars: Champagne will be the color for this year's ceremony
For the first time in more than six decades, the Oscars aren't rolling out the red carpet, but instead are opting for a champagne color. → Read More
No more red carpet at Oscars: Champagne will be the color for this year's ceremony
For the first time in more than six decades, the Oscars aren't rolling out the red carpet, but instead are opting for a champagne color. → Read More
No more red carpet at Oscars: Champagne will be the color for this year's ceremony
For the first time in more than six decades, the Oscars aren't rolling out the red carpet, but instead are opting for a champagne color. → Read More
No more red carpet at Oscars: Champagne will be the color for this year's ceremony
For the first time in more than six decades, the Oscars aren't rolling out the red carpet, but instead are opting for a champagne color. → Read More
San Bernardino County mountains brace for storm to dump up to 5 feet of snow amid blizzard warning
A blizzard warning was issued for the San Bernardino County mountains ahead of "extremely heavy snow and extremely high winds expected," the National Weather Service said. → Read More
California's population drops by more than half a million people in span of 2 years
More and more people are leaving California's urban areas like Los Angeles and moving into less-expensive communities, but why? Well, there are a few reasons. → Read More
Divine Nine: How Black fraternities and sororities have made an impact for more than 100 years
More than 100 years after being created to support the academic enrichment of Black collegiate students, Greek organizations that are part of the Divine Nine continue making an impact on campuses nationwide. → Read More
50% of US public school students lag a year behind due to COVID-19 pandemic: Education Department
Fifty percent of K-12 students in U.S. public schools have lost a full year of learning due to the COVID-19 pandemic, according to a report by the Department of Education. → Read More
NASCAR returns to Los Angeles this weekend for the 2nd Clash at the Coliseum
NASCAR is returning to Los Angeles this weekend for its second Clash at the Coliseum, an exhibition event that kicks off the sport's new season. → Read More
SoCal Gas says bills should drop in February after shockingly high rates in January
While SoCal Gas rates will remain higher than they were a year ago, they are dropping significantly from the record-high rates seen in January. → Read More
6-year-old SoCal girl battling rare brain disease gifted with brand new wardrobe
Brianna Bodley is battling Rasmussen's encephalitis, and the medicine she needs has caused her to rapidly gain weight, making her clothes unwearable. → Read More
Former LA Councilmember José Huizar pleads guilty to racketeering, tax evasion in corruption case
Former L.A. City Councilmember José Huizar pleaded guilty to taking $1.5 million in bribes from developers in a sweeping City Hall corruption case. → Read More
Kingdom Day Parade: Brooklyn-based Blue Angels Drumline excited for West Coast debut
Besides the chance to perform in LA's Kingdom Day Parade, members of the Blue Angels Drumline are excited about seeing palm trees and the Hollywood sign for the first time. → Read More
Veterans receive high school diplomas through San Bernardino's 'Operation Recognition Program'
Those who bravely fought for our nation had to give up so much, including leaving high school to serve. Now, decades later they are being honored with high school diplomas. → Read More
Laurel Canyon house shifts, cracks after storm hits Southern California with heavy rain, winds
As people began to assess the damage from a storm that drenched Southern California, one resident in Laurel Canyon discovered how powerful the rain and winds were. → Read More
Southwest Airlines struggles continue at SoCal airports as cancellations mount nationwide
Southwest Airlines is still trying to extract itself from sustained scheduling chaos and cancelled another 2,356 flights after a winter storm overwhelmed its operations days ago → Read More
LA County's indoor mask mandate could be reimposed if surge in COVID cases continues, officials say
Los Angeles County could soon reimpose its indoor mask mandate if the recent trend in rising COVID-19 cases continues, officials say. → Read More
Driver released from custody after arrest for CA crash that injured 25 sheriff recruits
A man who authorities believe intentionally crashed into a group of law enforcement recruits was released from custody Thursday evening, according to jail records. → Read More
Driver released from custody after arrest for CA crash that injured 25 sheriff recruits
A man who authorities believe intentionally crashed into a group of law enforcement recruits was released from custody Thursday evening, according to jail records. → Read More
Karen Bass addresses Los Angeles for the 1st time as mayor-elect
Karen Bass on Thursday addressed Los Angeles for the very first time as mayor-elect after she defeated Rick Caruso, becoming the first woman to lead the city. → Read More