Pamela Owens+FollowIs it safe to say that Nico is the worst GM in NBA history?Him trading Luka Doncic to the Lakers might go down as one of the wildest front-office blunders we’ve ever seen. The Mavs went from having a generational talent to watching him dominate in purple and gold... while Dallas looks like they're drifting at the bottom of the league. Is there any GM in NBA history who’s made a worse move? #NBA #Mavericks #Lakers #LukaDoncic #NBATrades #Dallas #LosAngeles 174Share
Steve Francis+FollowIt's still early in the season... but it feels like the Lakers won this tradeIt’s still early, but the energy in L.A. looks completely different with Luka running the show. Meanwhile, Dallas hasn’t looked the same since losing their star. What do you think of this trade? #NBA #Lakers #Mavericks #NBATrades #Dallas #LosAngeles 131Share
Matthew Roberts+FollowBronny made his first dunk in the seasonIn the Lakers’ home game against the Heat, Austin Reaves found Bronny James on the fast break, and Bronny soared for a two-handed slam — his first points of the season. The entire Lakers bench jumped to their feet, while LeBron, dressed in street clothes, raised his arms and celebrated his son’s first NBA dunk from the sidelines. #NBA #BronnyJames #LeBronJames #Lakers #LosAngeles 6211Share
David Hoover+FollowPowerball winner’s wild ride through LAEdwin Castro, who scored the record $2.04 billion Powerball jackpot, has been spotted living his best life in LA—this time behind the wheel of a vintage VW minibus straight out of the ’70s. Since his big win, Castro’s become a bit of a local legend, collecting classic cars and snapping up real estate across the city. But what really stands out? He’s investing millions to rebuild fire-damaged lots in his hometown after the wildfires. Would you spend your winnings on nostalgia, luxury, or giving back to your community? #News #Powerball #LosAngeles00Share
Heather Moore+FollowLA’s mansion tax hits more than just the richFreddie Freeman just lost $2 million selling his LA home—thanks to a tax that’s hitting way more than just luxury mansions. Measure ULA, passed in 2022, slaps a 4% fee on any property sale over $5.3 million, even if you sell at a loss. It’s not just baseball stars or mega-mansions: apartment buildings, commercial spaces, and even damaged homes are getting caught up in this. Locals say it’s freezing the real estate market and stalling new housing projects. What do you think—does this tax help the city, or is it making things worse for everyone? #RealEstate #LosAngeles #MansionTax00Share
Sosa+FollowPlease repost, my brother is been missing since Sat 1/17/26 #LosAngeles #SantaMonica #VeniceBeach 00Share
Aaron Ballard+FollowJohnny Carson’s L.A. home could change livesJohnny Carson’s former Los Angeles estate just hit the market for nearly $40 million, but here’s the real headline: every dollar from the sale will go to charity. That means whoever buys this midcentury-modern gem isn’t just getting a slice of Hollywood history—they’re also making a massive impact for Cedars-Sinai, the David Geffen Foundation, and children in need through SHARE. It’s wild to think a home once filled with star-studded parties and Tonight Show memories could now fund life-changing work. Would you want to live in a place with that kind of legacy? #RealEstate #JohnnyCarson #LosAngeles00Share
Samuel Gutierrez+FollowMichael Strahan’s LA mansion price slashed by $5MMichael Strahan just knocked $5 million off his stunning Brentwood mansion’s price tag, now asking $25 million. Even for a star like Strahan, the LA real estate game isn’t always a win—he bought the place for $21.5M in 2015 and decked it out with everything from a poolside deck to two gated garages. But sometimes, even NFL legends face tough calls—Strahan’s admitted to seller’s remorse before, especially after seeing a former property become a $250M mega-mansion. What do you think: Is LA’s luxury market cooling, or is this just part of the high-stakes real estate hustle? #Business #MichaelStrahan #LosAngeles00Share
Henry Thomas+FollowWhen a Lululemon shift turns into a celeb mix-upEver had that awkward moment when you recognize someone but just can’t place them? That’s exactly what happened to Brooke Redell, a former Lululemon worker in Los Angeles, who unknowingly asked actor Michael Rapaport if he was friends with her dad. Rapaport didn’t take it well, and the whole scene got even funnier when his wife revealed his identity. The internet is loving this story, with many people admitting they wouldn’t have recognized him either. It’s got everyone talking: Do celebrities expect to be recognized everywhere, or is it fair to forget a famous face? #Entertainment #TVSeries #LosAngeles00Share
Dashcamgram+FollowThe family of 43-year-old Keith Porter Jr. is demanding answers and accountability after he was fatally shot by an off-duty Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agent outside his Northridge, Los Angeles, apartment on New Year’s Eve. Federal officials say the off-duty officer heard what he believed were gunshots and confronted Porter, alleging an exchange that led to the agent firing his service weapon in self-defense. Authorities also contend Porter was armed and failed to comply with orders to disarm. � The Guardian +1 Porter’s family strongly disputes the government’s account, saying he was merely firing celebratory shots into the air as part of holiday festivities, not acting as an “active shooter.” They argue the officer should have waited for Los Angeles Police Department personnel to respond instead of confronting him directly. � The Guardian +1 Local community members and civil rights advocates have held vigils and appealed to the Los Angeles Police Commission to press for a transparent investigation, calling for the ICE agent’s identity and actions to be fully disclosed and questioned why no charges have been filed. Some activists are urging a broader look at federal law enforcement conduct, especially after similar recent fatal encounters involving ICE agents. � The Guardian +1 The Department of Homeland Security maintains the officer acted lawfully in a defensive situation, and the investigation is ongoing, with prosecutors expected to review evidence before determining whether any charges will be brought. #KeithPorter #JusticeForKeith #Northridge #LosAngeles #ICE #OffDutyShooting #CommunityVoices #Accountability #EndPoliceViolence #CivilRights #DHS #News10831Share