How California culture influenced the evolution of wild animals in L.A.
For decades, biologists have studied how cities affect wildlife by altering food supplies, fragmenting habitats and polluting the…
Reno plans to lay off 8 employees, despite hiring freeze, reductions
The city of Reno announced Tuesday that it plans to lay off eight employees due to financial challenges.…
L.A., Pasadena, others seek to join lawsuit to stop ‘unconstitutional’ immigration raids
The city and county of Los Angeles are among the local governments seeking to join a lawsuit calling…
Teen fatally shot, another slashed, man hit in leg during brawl on Bronx commercial strip
One teenager was gunned down, another was slashed and an adult male was injured after gunfire erupted on…
“The city cannot be understood from the screen”: AI and childhood in urban design
© José Tomás Franco Share Share Facebook Twitter Mail Pinterest Whatsapp Or https://www.archdaily.com/1031624/the-city-cannot-be-understood-from-the-screen-ai-and-childhood-in-urban-design Neither a passing trend nor…
Who will lead the Chicago Bears in targets in 2025?
Welcome to SB Nation Reacts, a survey of fans across the NFL. Throughout the year, we ask questions…
Some tenants are evicted for renovations. It’s called ‘renoviction’
The Los Angeles City Council is inching closer to permanently protecting renters from “renovictions.” On July 1, the…
Hit-and-run driver kills Brooklyn restaurant worker in front of son: ‘He just kept going’
A hit-and-run driver in a red Dodge Charger mowed down a 42-year-old restaurant worker as he crossed a…
Parolee who died running from NYPD cops in Manhattan Riverside Park had just finished work
A parolee who suffered an apparent heart attack and died after NYPD cops tackled him to the ground…
USC commit Andrew Williams proves City still has football talent
It was 7 a.m., and Fremont High’s Andrew Williams was sleeping at his grandmother’s house in South Los…