By Brian Hews Publisher | Follow X October 22, 2025 I caught Ms. Holmes & Ms. Watson – Apt. 2B at International City Theatre, and let me tell you, Sherlock has never been this unbuttoned, unhinged, or unapologetically hilarious. Kate Hamill’s clever spin on Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s classic duo turns the fog of Baker Street into a fizzy, modern romp filled with banter, blunders, and brilliant physical comedy that keeps the audience grinning from curtain to curtain.

By Loren Kopff Sports Editor | Follow X October 22, 2025 In its inaugural season of girls flag football, which is in its third season as a CIF-Southern Section fall sport, Cerritos High has already checked off several boxes. The Dons won their first game ever on Aug. 9, edging Norwalk High 13-12 in overtime, then claimed a share of the 605 League title with Artesia High when they defeated the Pioneers 7-0 two weeks ago.

CARSON — The City of Carson will celebrate the grand opening of its new $10 million-plus amphitheater on Thursday, October 23, from 10 to 11 a.m. with a red ribbon-cutting ceremony at the Carson Event Center, 801 E. Carson Street. The state-of-the-art outdoor venue represents a major investment in community enrichment and will serve as a central gathering space for residents.

By Brian Hews Publisher | Follow X October 22, 2025 Santa Fe Springs, Calif. — The City of Santa Fe Springs formally launched its Business Growth and Attraction Program on Thursday, October 16, during a high-profile luncheon at the historic Clarke Estate, positioning the city to lead California’s next chapter of industrial and commercial innovation. The invitation-only event brought together local and state leaders, developers, corporate executives, and economists to discuss how cities can keep businesses rooted in California while competing with lower-cost states such as Texas, Arizona, and Tennessee.

By Brian Hews Publisher | Follow X October 21, 2025 For nearly a decade, California’s top law enforcement office has quietly worked both sides of the gambling table—taking millions from tribal casinos while punishing the legal cardrooms that sustain local cities. First, it was Xavier Becerra. Now, it’s Rob Bonta. Both attorneys general accepted major tribal campaign donations and then issued Bureau of Gambling Control regulations that could cripple cardrooms—destroying jobs, choking off city revenue, and protecting tribal casino monopolies in the process.

For many years, California has been one of the most talked-about states in the US when it comes to the future of online gambling, at a casino or otherwise. It’s the most populous state in the country, a global cultural powerhouse, and home to some of the most advanced tech industries in the world. If any state were perfectly positioned to dominate the online gambling market, it would be California.

Sweepstake and social gaming made headlines this year. A massive wave of growth has turned what was once an underground niche into a significant segment of the gaming and entertainment landscape. Industry watchers estimated that the space would generate $6.9 billion in revenue by 2025. That’s over a 2x increase from approximately $3.1 billion in 2022, a sharp rise that suggested the industry would continue to soar with additional awareness and adoption.

A new $600-million casino, the Hard Rock Casino Tejon, is set to open next month in California, and it's shaping up to be bigger and better than many of its Las Vegas counterparts. The Tejon Indian Tribe owns the property, which is run by Hard Rock International. It's a giant step forward for the gaming and entertainment industry in California. Its height and opulence are gaining attention not just from throughout the United States but from throughout the world, including operators in countries where online casinos are illegal, such as…

Filipinos have always had an instinct for play. Whether it’s cards on a kitchen table or mobile games on a smartphone, gaming has long been part of the country’s social rhythm—a way to connect, compete, and celebrate. Among the most iconic of these games stands Pusoy, a symbol of laughter-filled gatherings and friendly rivalry. When the digital world began reshaping entertainment, one platform stepped up to preserve this treasured pastime: …

October 20, 2025 Late Saturday, Oct. 18, President Donald Trump posted an AI-generated video on his Truth Social account that portrayed him dumping brown sludge on a crowd of protesters while wearing a crown and flying overhead in a jet labeled “King Trump.” The music accompanying the video clip was Kenny Loggins’ hit recording “Danger Zone,” from the 1986 motion picture…

October 19, 2025 By Loren Kopff • @LorenKopff on X Norwalk High has gone through some extremities to begin its final season in the current Mid-Cities League, going from a 25-6 win over Lynwood High that was probably closer than the score indicated to an emphatic 70-0 victory over Compton Early College the next week. Last Friday, the Lancers knew it wasn’t going to be as easy against Gahr High as the teams were undefeated in league action.

The Cerritos High defense puts pressure on Artesia High sophomore Johan Marquez as his 32-yard field goal attempt late in the third quarter was unsuccessful/ The score remained 7-7 at the time, then Cerritos scored three straight touchdowns in the fourth quarter to defeat the Pioneers 28-7 last Thursday in the 605 League opener. PHOTO BY DAVID PAGE. October 19, 2025…

October 19, 2025 Sources say a secret deal with El Salvador’s Bukele government traded protected witnesses for political favors and deportation optics. LCCN Staff Report In March 2025, U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio allegedly promised Salvadoran President Nayib Bukele that Washington would return nine high-ranking members of the MS-13 gang—some of whom were working as U.S. government informants—in exchange for access to El Salvador’s notorious high-security prison and cooperation on a mass-deportation initiative.

Santa Fe Springs resident David Flores proudly holds the Shohei Ohtani home run ball that rocketed into his chest during the Dodgers’ historic playoff win. October 18, 2025 SANTA FE SPRINGS, Calif. – Baseball fans across the country are still shaking their heads and saying, “Did that really just happen?” Shohei Ohtani put on a performance for the ages, leading the Los Angeles Dodgers to a commanding sweep of the Milwaukee Brewers in the National League Championship Series — striking out ten batters…

Date: October 18, 2025 OCEANSIDE, Calif.— Due to safety concerns, a section of Interstate 5 will be closed today, Saturday, October 18, from 12 p.m. to 3 p.m., due to a White House-directed military event at Camp Pendleton involving live ammunition being discharged over the freeway. For public safety, a section of Interstate 5 today from Harbor Drive to Basilone Road will be closed between approximately noon until the end of the event.

October 17, 2025 By Brian Hews Somewhere in America, irony is being held without bail. The political class, in a breathtaking act of semantic gymnastics, has declared war on people whose very name means “anti-fascist.” Let’s clear something up: Antifa is not an organization. There are no meetings, no headquarters, no bake sales. It’s an ideology — a loosely shared belief that fascism is bad and should be opposed.

Veterans pause at the 22-mile mark beside a roadside crucifix bearing the names of those lost to suicide during the Ruck March for Veterans this past weekend. Photo by Fred Zermeno October 16, 2025 By Brian Hews In the quiet, early minutes after midnight on Saturday, October 11, a small group gathered in Chino, tightened pack straps, and stepped off into the dark.

October 16, 2025 By Loren Kopff • @LorenKopff on X When the Artesia High girls volleyball team hosted Whitney High this past Tuesday, the last automatic playoff berth in the 605 League was on the line. However, there was still a possibility of a play-in tiebreaker depending on the results of the match, and that of Oxford Academy’s regular season finale at John Glenn High.

The new roof in San Diego can vary greatly depending on several key factors. On average, homeowners in San Diego can expect to pay between $8,000 and $18,000 for a roof replacement. The specific cost will largely depend on the type of roofing material you choose, the size of your home, and the complexity of the roof.

There's a reason why Los Angeles remains at the top of the entertainment industry. Even with new tech and studios being established around the world, this city still influences what people are watching, listening to, and sharing. LA has the people, the resources, and the energy to continue setting the pace. And while the industry continues to change, the center of it all hasn't moved.

October 14, 2025 By Laurie Hanson With therapy often expensive and hard to schedule, there is real demand for approachable support—Totem answers with free, peer-led “Spaces” online. Totem, a Los Angeles nonprofit, offers free, peer-led support sessions to make mental wellness more accessible and affordable. Launched in 2021, Totem’s sessions—called “Spaces”—are running now. People who struggle to afford traditional therapy or to find a good fit can turn to this online format for the kind of hope that comes from human connection.

October 13, 2025 By Brian Hews Beginning October 16, Metro’s contractor, C Below, Inc., will conduct an underground utility investigation in Cerritos along Artesia Boulevard near Dumont Avenue as part of early engineering work for the upcoming Southeast Gateway Line. The work is scheduled through October 30, weekdays from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m., weather permitting. A utility investigation is a key preparatory step before construction begins on large public infrastructure projects.

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