Yankees manager Aaron Boone says he doesn’t want his players to behave in the same manner as some Dodgers players did after L.A. beat N.Y. in the World Series.| Los Angeles Times
Casey Wasserman says his committee has made strides with Trump over Olympians not having visa issues for the 2028 L.A. Games, despite the U.S. considering travel restrictions for 43 countries.| Los Angeles Times
Mayor Karen Bass on Tuesday lifted the downtown Los Angeles curfew that has been in place for one week.| Los Angeles Times
Mayor Karen Bass reduced the hours that a nightly curfew in downtown Los Angeles is in effect on Monday, allowing struggling businesses to remain open later into the evening.| Los Angeles Times
It could rain for many hours each day in the middle of next week as the edge of one of these storms takes a swing into Southern California, forecasters say.| Los Angeles Times
For the last few weeks, a team of investigators from the U.S. Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives has worked out of a command post near a popular hiking trail, where officials believe the Palisades fire began around 10:30 a.m. Jan. 7.| Los Angeles Times
For the first time since the devastating Palisades fire ignited on Jan. 7, all Pacific Palisades residents can now return to their properties.| Los Angeles Times
Thunderstorms and heavier showers are most likely to occur through Monday afternoon, raising the risk of debris flows and mudslides in burn areas.| Los Angeles Times
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For a relaxing local getaway this Labor Day Weekend – or any weekend – head to The Del. Since Hotel del Coronado opened in 1888, it has been a destination where people from around the world – and Southern California – create fond memories and continue to revisit throughout seasons of their life. I’ve found […] The post Hotel del Coronado: Reimagined Luxury for SoCal Families Seeking Rest and Play appeared first on L.A. Parent.| L.A. Parent
As a former elementary school teacher Dara Henry saw firsthand the positive impact stories can have on young minds. When she became a parent herself, she got curious about writing and publishing her own children’s books. In 2024 that dream became a reality with her debut picture book “Hanukkah Pajamakkahs.” We spoke with Dara about […] The post Spotlight: Meet Dara Henry, SoCal Mom and Children’s Book Author appeared first on L.A. Parent.| L.A. Parent
HAWKs’ co-founder and CEO shares how nature-based adventures build curiosity, confidence and a love for the environment in children. Parents in today’s world are constantly urging their kids to spend less time on their screens, reminiscing on the days when they would play with their friends outside until the sun set like they were living […] The post Spotlight on Emma Flanders: Inspiring Kids to Explore the Outdoors with HAWKs appeared first on L.A. Parent.| L.A. Parent
As a local, working mom of two, Leyla Rezvani understands the challenges of finding quality childcare when you need it, which is why she created BloomFam, an app designed to connect families with local nannies and babysitters. We got the chance to chat with Leyla about preparing your child for the transition into childcare, how […] The post Spotlight: Meet Leyla Rezvani, L.A. Mom and Founder of BloomFam appeared first on L.A. Parent.| L.A. Parent
When I was a kid the SoCal summer days stretched out like rows of palm trees on any L.A. street: forever. Since becoming a parent, however, every summer season feels shorter and shorter. Perhaps this contraction of time is just my perspective as an adult, but I worry that summertime magic is slipping through my […] The post Dana Point Family Getaway: Seafaring, Stargazing and More Summer Magic appeared first on L.A. Parent.| L.A. Parent
Andrew Cooper is a father, longtime chef, teacher and mentor to La Quinta High School students, providing them with real-world culinary experience. As the executive chef at La Quinta Resort & Club, overseeing culinary operations at Adobe Grill, Morgan’s in the Desert, Twenty6, The Marketplace and Centre Court Café, Andrew brings 10-15 students to join the resort as seasonal, […] The post Lemon Ricotta Hot Cakes Recipe appeared first on L.A. Parent.| L.A. Parent
From functional furniture to playful design, Babyletto Kids helps families create spaces that grow with their children. Back-to-school season often means revamping routines, wardrobes and kids’ spaces. Nothing like the new school year to make us realize how quickly our kids are growing, including outgrowing their rooms. San Marino native and founder of baby furniture […] The post Meet Teddy Fong: L.A. Dad Redefining Kids’ Rooms with Babyletto Kids appeared first on L.A. Parent.| L.A. Parent
On August 20, CalBike held its latest online Summit Session: Bike Highways: Creating a Path to the Future of Bicycling. Panelists included two staffers from Assemblymember Steve Bennett’s office, Arwen Chenery and Atticus Reyes. Bennett authored the Bike Highway Bill, which CalBike is sponsoring. We also heard from Mauricio Hernandez of Alta Planning + Design, […] The post New Directions for Bike Highways appeared first on CalBike.| CalBike
For most of its existence, CalBike has worked to secure more funding for bike infrastructure and safety improvements. We were instrumental in getting dedicated funding for biking and walking projects through SB 1 gas tax revenue for the Active Transportation Program (ATP). In recent years, we’ve seen the small percentage of our transportation dollars allocated […] The post Shifting Transportation Funding Priorities to Meet the Moment appeared first on CalBike.| CalBike
CalBike and local leaders organized an August bike ride in Bakersfield to show that heat is not a deterrent — but bad infrastructure is.| CalBike
Few beer styles have shaped the American craft brewing movement quite like the West Coast IPA| American Craft Beer
We’re not sure the world was asking for this, but Coors Light has partnered with Duradry, an all-natural deodorant company and released a new super-effective deodorant. We’ve that “Words to Drink By” and more…| American Craft Beer
We love when a beer ad makes us laugh, and Bud Light’s Shane Gillis spot is so funny, we can’t stop watching it. Here’s the deal…| American Craft Beer
Summer is waning and American craft brewers are addressing things with a smart roster of beer you’re gonna want to have around as we look to fall.| American Craft Beer
After last year’s successful Beer Wash Jeans collaboration, Wrangler and Coors Banquet have partnered for a limited-release Western apparel collection that nails it. Here’s the deal...| American Craft Beer
The beer biz never sleeps at American Craft Beer. And here’s just some of what’s been happening in the beer world while you were enjoying the weekend. 208 UK Pubs Close In First Half Of 2025 Eight pubs a week shut their doors permanently across the UK in the first six months of 2025, according [...]| American Craft Beer
Summer is waning and American craft brewers are addressing things with a smart roster of beer you’re gonna want to have around as we look to fall.| American Craft Beer
Festive foods take on new meaning when made with serious beer. And who doesn’t enjoy freshly fried battered onion rings? Especially when they’re made with a rich, malt-forward Oktoberfest lager.| American Craft Beer
Eight pending California clean air rules were expected to prevent 11,000 premature deaths and provide $116 billion in health benefits over three decades.| Los Angeles Times
The Clean Air Vehicle Decal program could be coming to an end next month, along with the special perk of driving in carpool lanes without a passenger.| Los Angeles Times
The Transportation Network Company Drivers Labor Relations Act, set to be introduced Tuesday, is backed by SEIU California and would seek to allow drivers to collectively bargain.| Los Angeles Times
A primary goal is to boost resilience by putting power onto the grid at times when other renewable resources aren’t generating electricity.| The Maine Monitor
School committee members say opponents have cited few specifics, while a prominent politician is vowing to keep fighting the district on it.| The Maine Monitor
The correspondent will be the first to cover Maine’s delegation for a Maine newsroom in more than 15 years.| The Maine Monitor
Many Maine municipalities are doing their first revaluations since the pandemic boom in home values, making residents concerned about taxes.| The Maine Monitor
Special education students are typically separated from the rest of the student body to receive services. A state-run pilot program aims to change that.| The Maine Monitor
Maine joins nearly a dozen other states around the country that have added “coercive control” to their definition of domestic abuse in civil code.| The Maine Monitor
New England is warming faster than the rest of the world, which has correlated with a marked uptick in cases of tick-borne diseases, including Lyme, Anaplasmosis and babesiosis in Maine and throughout the Northeast.| The Maine Monitor
We took three cases to health policy experts. They couldn't provide answers on individual eligibility, but rather gave a general overview of the new rules.| The Maine Monitor
The show offers a behind-the-scenes look at recent reporting published on The Monitor's website.| The Maine Monitor
Southern Baptist churches are being established in Maine as faith leaders see the lack of a historical foothold as an opportunity for growth.| The Maine Monitor
Grammy Award-Winning Theron Thomas Makes Kid-Friendly Music With Son Sumo Parenting Q&A about new music project "Sumo's World."| L.A. Parent
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Dr. Hailey Heinz has been appointed to serve as the new division director for Policy, Research, and Quality Initiatives (PRQI) at the New Mexico Early Childhood Education and Care Department (ECECD). | Early Childhood Education & Care Department
Brady Robinson is a lifelong climber, conservationist, and educator who currently serves as Director of Philanthropy for the Freyja Foundation. His career has spanned outdoor education, nonprofit leadership, and global conservation philanthropy, with past roles including Executive Director of both the Access Fund and the Conservation Alliance. These days, his work focuses on supporting high-impact … Continue reading "Brady Robinson Returns – Grassroots Conservation on a Global Scale" The ...| Mountain & Prairie
Celebrate Colorado River Day with this curated list of books and podcast episodes exploring the Colorado River Basin—covering water, conservation, history, and culture in the American West.| Mountain & Prairie
Roughly 50 religious leaders and advocates testified on bills restricting bathroom use and participation in women’s sports this spring.| The Maine Monitor
Advocates and developers warn that the law threatens to put Maine’s growing renewable energy sector on ice.| The Maine Monitor
Family-Friendly Movie Nights Under the Stars in L.A. Articles Kid-friendly movie nights in L.A. the whole family can enjoy.| L.A. Parent
The California Bicycle Coalition brings together the people making California a better place to bike every two years at the California Bicycle Summit, where important conversations about policy, advocacy, planning, design, and implementation happen. Now, we’re continuing these conversations between our biennial Summits with our Summit Sessions, a quarterly webinar series that brings the important […] The post CalBike Announces Online Summit Session on Bike Highways appeared first on CalBike.| CalBike
Caltrans has released a new policy for transit priority facilities on state routes. CalBike will be watching the process closely.| CalBike
Swiss security company Proton AG has launched Proton Authenticator, a free two-factor authentication app now available on Android. The privacy-driven| Talk Android
Samsung Wallet users can now buy cryptocurrency directly through their phones. The tech giant officially partnered with Coinbase this week, bringing crypto| Talk Android
Google's AI Mode has arrived in the UK, threatening to devastate publisher revenues. The search giant's most advanced AI experience yet provides detailed,| Talk Android
Music Education and Music Therapy at Arabesque Music Inclusive Valery Goldes of Arabesque Music believes music should be accessible to all.| L.A. Parent
Notice of Public Rule Hearing: 8.9.9 NMAC - Child Care Facility Loan Act| Early Childhood Education & Care Department
Getting bikeways, crosswalks, or other Complete Streets elements into a Caltrans project can be challenging. Convincing Caltrans to alter a previously approved project to add bikeways is an even bigger lift, but local advocates in the East Bay did just that. We spoke with Robert Prinz, Bike East Bay’s advocacy director, and Drew Dara-Abrams, who […] The post Adding Bikeways to State Routes: Two Local Advocates Share Strategies for Change appeared first on CalBike.| CalBike
As California updates its building codes, updated regulations on bike parking are critical to bike-friendly building.| CalBike
Celene Hawkins is the new Colorado River Program Director for The Nature Conservancy, stepping into the role after years of impactful work in tribal water policy and place-based conservation across the basin. She’s taking the baton from Taylor Hawes, who led the program for nearly 17 years and is now serving as the Colorado River … Continue reading "Celene Hawkins and Taylor Hawes – Navigating the Next Era of the Colorado River" The post Celene Hawkins and Taylor Hawes – Navigating th...| Mountain & Prairie
This conversation with Helen Rebanks was recorded live and on stage at the 2025 Old Salt Festival, held on the Mannix Family Ranch in Helmville, Montana. If you were there, you know how special the moment was. If you weren’t—well, I’m glad you’re here now. Even though we were on a stage, in front of … Continue reading "Helen Rebanks – “The Farmer’s Wife” – Live at the Old Salt Festival" The post Helen Rebanks – “The Farmer’s Wife” – Live at the Old Salt Festival ...| Mountain & Prairie
Brendan Leonard returns to the podcast for a conversation about building a life around your creative interests.| Mountain & Prairie
“Stories like this remind readers why newspapers continue to play an important role in their daily lives,” a contest judge wrote of one Monitor story.| The Maine Monitor
Camping With Kids: Embrace the Wild (and the Chaos!) Outdoor Fun For a successful camping trip with kids, try these fun and essential tips.| L.A. Parent
In 2023, CalBike supported AB 645, which created a pilot program for six cities to install cameras for automated speed enforcement. San Francisco is the first to have its cameras fully installed and up and running, and the program is yielding a trove of data. The biggest takeaway will come as no surprise to people […] The post Automated Speed Enforcement Cameras Show Prevalence of Speeding appeared first on CalBike.| CalBike
Recently, Big Highway — the companies that profit off expanding highways and driving California to climate ruin — spread misinformation about vehicle miles traveled (VMT) mitigation requirements driving up the cost of freeway building. So ClimatePlan, a consortium of advocacy groups of which CalBike is a member, created a fact sheet to dispel the VMT […] The post Don’t Believe the Myths About VMT Mitigation appeared first on CalBike.| CalBike
This guest post was contributed by Joshua of the National Youth Bike Council. The Youth Bike Summit is a three-day conference, held every year since 2011 (except in 2020 and 2021). This year, the Youth Bike Summit turned 11 years old and came to Boston for the first time at the end of May. It […] The post Youth Bike Summit 2025: A Magical 3-Day Weekend appeared first on CalBike.| CalBike
What happens after a bill passes is just as important and getting it signed into law. Here's how CalBike is following up on Complete Streets.| CalBike
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE June 9, 2025 Contact: Jared Sanchez, jared@calbike.org, (714)262-0921 Sacramento — CalBike and other advocates had a modest ask from California’s nearly $20 billion 2025 transportation budget: give back the $400 million that was stripped from the Active Transportation Program (ATP) in 2024, as the legislature promised to do in last year’s budget. […]| CalBike
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Welcoming Dr. Joannie Suina: Assistant Secretary for Native American Early Childhood Education and Care| Early Childhood Education & Care Department
Louis Greatorex, Amrou Al-Kadhi and Bilal Hasana. (Stephen Lovekin/Shutterstock for Sundance Film Festival)By Veronika Lee ClaghornThe world premiere of Amrou Al-Kadhi’s Layla, which kicked off the 40th edition of the Sundance Film Festival at the Egyptian Theatre in Park City, Utah on January 18 felt more like a Charli XCX concert than a film premiere.| sundance.org - sundance.org
Podcast interview with Sean Claffey, the Southwest Montana Sagebrush Conservation Coordinator at the Nature Conservancy.| Mountain & Prairie
Heat extremes are expected to become more common as the climate warms, according to experts.| The Maine Monitor
Governor expands Dolly Parton Imagination Library statewide| Early Childhood Education & Care Department
By Bailey PennickOne of the most exciting things about the Sundance Film Festival is having a front-row seat for the bright future of independent filmmaking. While we can learn a lot about the filmmakers from the 2025 Sundance Film Festival through the art that these storytellers share with us, there’s always more we can learn| sundance.org - sundance.org
Adam Cramer is the CEO of the Outdoor Alliance, a coalition that brings together human-powered outdoor recreation groups to protect public lands and waters. With a deep understanding of both policy and recreation, Adam has helped position the Outdoor Alliance as a powerful voice in the national conservation movement—bridging the gap between grassroots outdoor communities … Continue reading "Adam Cramer – Fighting for the Future of Public Lands" The post Adam Cramer – Fighting for the ...| Mountain & Prairie
Podcast interview with conservation photographer Tony Bynum.| Mountain & Prairie
“It’s still, by far, our biggest lifesaver with regards to two-lane, rural, head-on collisions.”| The Maine Monitor
Findings underscore the need to expand access to programs statewide | Early Childhood Education & Care Department
SANTA FE – Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham today signed an executive order to expand Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library program, ensuring every New Mexico child from birth to age five has access to free monthly books delivered to their home.| Early Childhood Education & Care Department
Dave Roberts gifted a toy remote-controlled Porsche to Shohei's Ohtani's 2-month-old daughter. The Dodgers star wondered why he was summoned to the manager's office.| Los Angeles Times
Jackie Miller is the Executive Director of Great Outdoors Colorado (GOCO), and Carlos Fernández is the Colorado State Director for The Nature Conservancy. Both are highly respected leaders in Colorado’s conservation community, and they’ve played pivotal roles in shaping the state’s approach to protecting land, water, wildlife, and outdoor access. While Carlos has joined me … Continue reading "Jackie Miller and Carlos Fernández – A Breakthrough Moment for Colorado Conservation" The...| Mountain & Prairie
Sonnie Trotter on his book Uplifted, 30 years of climbing, fatherhood, flow, and why gratitude has fueled his life on and off the wall.| Mountain & Prairie
Pacific Coast Highway and the Pacific Palisades neighborhood are reopening to the public this weekend despite concerns from some local residents and officials who fear it’s too soon to allow wide access to the fire-damaged area.| Los Angeles Times
ECECD Leadership Updates: Communications Director + Deputy Assistant Secretary for Native American Early Education and Care| Early Childhood Education & Care Department
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. –The New Mexico Early Childhood Education and Care Advisory Council appointed three new members during its second meeting of 2025 on March 26 in Albuquerque. | Early Childhood Education & Care Department
A January deep dive into words and how they nourish us. The post The Latest: Accessibility Is Our Strength appeared first on Disability Is Human.| Disability Is Human
The February 2025 edition of Stephanie's newsletter, with research insights, lessons from vertigo, and interactive book event details.| Disability Is Human
By Jessica HerndonOne of the most exciting things about the Sundance Film Festival is having a front-row seat for the bright future of independent filmmaking. While we can learn a lot about the filmmakers from the 2025 Sundance Film Festival through the art that these storytellers share with us, there’s always more we can learn| sundance.org - sundance.org
By Lucy SpicerOne of the most exciting things about the Sundance Film Festival is having a front-row seat for the bright future of independent filmmaking. While we can learn a lot about the filmmakers from the 2025 Sundance Film Festival through the art that these storytellers share with us, there’s always more we can learn| sundance.org - sundance.org
Navalny continues a long history of Sundance Institute–supported documentaries winning major awards. Since 1991, Institute-supported documentaries have won 18 Oscars.| sundance.org - sundance.org
Dear ECECD Community Partners:| Early Childhood Education & Care Department
A January deep dive into words and how they nourish us. The post The Latest: Read Together, Thrive Together in the New Year appeared first on Disability Is Human.| Disability Is Human
Keeping it real (and accessible) as we kick off the new year with a special edition newsletter! The post Resolve to be Accessible in 2025 appeared first on Disability Is Human.| Disability Is Human
The December issue of Stephanie's monthly newsletter! The post The Latest: Reflect, Refresh, and Flow appeared first on Disability Is Human.| Disability Is Human
The state is updating regulations for residential care and assisted living facilities that would increase staffing requirements.| The Maine Monitor
