Hyped up bars and nightclubs aren’t everyone’s cup of tea—or should we say, glass of whiskey. Some night owls prefer to fly a bit more under the radar, and fortunately for them, San Diego’s happening nightlife scene is home to several hidden bars with inventive themes and cocktails. These speakeasies can be found tucked away … Read more
A group of animal rights activists is once again raising concerns about the horses kept for pony rides at Griffith Park, complaining that the animals are forced to work even when temperatures soar into the 90s. The Los Angeles Alliance for Animals plans a demonstration at the park Sunday to demand that the city of … Read more
A man opened fire during a lunch reception at a Southern California church on Sunday, killing one person and wounding five senior citizens before being arrested and hog-tied by parishioners in what a sheriff’s official called an act of “exceptional heroism and bravery.” Four of the five people wounded suffered critical gunshot injuries during the … Read more
Former KOGO reporter Phil Farrar San Diego radio station Newsradio 600 KOGO has been honored by the Radio Television Digital News Association with a 2022 Regional Edward R. Murrow Award in the large market radio newscast category for Region 2, which covers California, Hawaii and Nevada. KOGO was the only radio or TV station in … Read more
A SAHA public housing project will replace the YMCA on Labor Street. SAN ANTONIO – The YMCA Labor Child Care Center is closing after 12 years due to a public housing project planned for the downtown area in the Lavaca district. In a letter to parents, the YMCA said ‘With the City of San Antonio’s … Read more
After five pedestrians were killed in less than five years on Route 440 in Bayonne, Mayor Jimmy Davis said the city was “committed” to building bridges for pedestrians to safely cross the busy roadway. That was more than three years ago In those three years, Heidi Villalta said she has rarely spoken about her son … Read more
The Russian invasion of Ukraine has evoked a back-to-the-future Cold War frisson, in culture as much as politics. So, as 80 writers from around the word filed into the stately Trusteeship Council Chamber at the United Nations on Friday, some may have flashed back to the heyday of high-stakes cultural diplomacy — or at least … Read more
Editor’s Note: What happens when you have a pandemic and a bored stay-at-home political reporter with extra time on his hands? LA Blade staff writer Christopher Kane decided that he would pursue his second love and passion of cooking and now he’s sharing the results in a new weekly Sunday column. WASHINGTON – Today, I … Read more
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New York City is ramping up construction of a new jail in Queens as part of its plan to phase out problem-plagued Rikers Island — sparking outrage from residents, The Post has learned. The presence of a lockup became more tangible for Kew Gardens locals recently when the Department of Design and Construction sent out … Read more
