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Gavin Newsom Has 2 Potential Challengers for Governor as Recall Petition Nears 1.5M Names Newsweek 1/02/2021 Matthew Impelli © Genaro Molina/Getty California Governor Gavin Newsom is interviewed while visiting the Hot and Cool Cafe in Los Angeles on June 3, 2020, as California, opens from the coronavirus shutdown. California Governor Gavin Newsom has two potential challengers for governor, as a petition to recall him has gained at least 1.3 million signatures. On Monday, conservative commentator Mike Cernovich announced that he would run against Newsom if a recall vote is...

Long Beach restaurant Restauration has come under continued fire in recent weeks for refusing to shut down its on-site dining. While the restaurant is not allowing diners to eat inside — as some like La Scala in Beverly Hills were offering recently — owner Dana Tanner is still openly seating people on Restauration’s patio, in direct defiance of regional public health orders put out by state officials. Long Beach also has its own public health department, which has similarly banned all on-site dining within city limits. Tanner says she is undeterred, and will continue to seat those who a...

L.A. city councilman says he's had enough of racist, sexist remarks at meetings Published  article Los Angeles County Supervisor Mark Ridley-Thomas speaks to the press after casting his vote at Hot and Cool Cafe in Leimert Park on Tuesday, Nov. 3, 2020 in Los Angeles, CA. (Dania Maxwell / Los Angeles Times via Getty Images) (Getty Images) LOS ANGELES - In his first City Council meeting since the 2000s, Councilman Mark Ridley-Thomas Tuesday chastised racist and sexist remarks by public speakers, which he said the governing body has had to hear for years. Ridley-Thomas was a councilman betwe...

Cafe in Leimert Park Feeds Seniors in Need for Free Ted Chen © Provided by NBC Los Angeles A local cafe that fed seniors for free at the beginning of the pandemic has started up again. And even though the pandemic has hit them hard again, the husband and wife team feel they have a duty to their community. When Tony Jolly first started feeding seniors at the beginning of the pandemic, he had financial help from the city. His restaurant was preparing and delivering hundreds of meals a week. But then the money dried up. Yet when another COVID-19 lockdown hit, he and his wife Ti...