Granada: The new residential coffee oasis hiden in Angelino Heights

Granada is a new designer coffee shop in Echo Park’s Angelino Heights, operating out of a historic home with a MEHKO permit and a native garden.

Super Bowl 2026 food deals

If you’re looking for ways to save on Super Bowl Party snacks, plenty of restaurants are offering game-day deals.

Pizza Hut to close hundreds of US locations: What we know

Yum Brands announced plans to close about 250 underperforming Pizza Hut locations across the United States in the first half of 2026.

Homeowners in these states may soon stop paying property taxes

Rising property tax bills and strong state revenues are prompting lawmakers in several states to consider cutting or eliminating property taxes.

Woman killed, 4 injured after Metrolink train collides with car in Glendale

A woman was killed and four others injured Wednesday morning after a Metrolink Antelope Valley Line train struck a car at a Glendale crossing.

Most searched Super Bowl snacks in each state - See the list

The Super Bowl has become one of the biggest food events in the U.S., with new Coffeeness data showing Americans are already searching for game-day snacks.

Lay’s, Doritos, Cheetos about to get cheaper: Here's why

Some of your favorite snacks and chips may be getting cheaper, thanks to an incoming price cut from PepsiCo. Here are the details.

Most searched healthy Super Bowl snacks in each state

Some of the healthier snack options Americans are searching for ahead of the Super Bowl included hard-boiled eggs, salsas and bean dips.

Super Bowl food safety: USDA warns against risky party practices

As millions of Americans prepare to host and attend Super Bowl parties, the U.S. Department of Agriculture is reminding fans to follow basic food safety practices to prevent foodborne illness.

New TSA rule takes effect, adding fee for travelers without proper ID

Travelers without a Real ID now face new requirements at airport security. Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem discussed the changes, calling them part of what she described as the Trump administration’s “golden age of travel."