The California Post
Coverage of The California Post in the Nexus archive.
- Raman to be removed as chair of LA City Council’s homelessness committee
L.A. City Councilmember Nithya Raman announced that she will lose her position as chair of the Housing and Homelessness Committee, claiming the removal is a political attack. She made the statement during a campaign event for her bid to run for mayor against Karen Bass. The change reportedly follows plans by L.A. City Council President Marqueece Harris-Dawson to split the committee into two separate parts: one focused on housing and one on homelessness.
- Super-rich homeowners for environmental red tape? We’ll pass, thanks
Eric Schmidt's wife and Jane Fonda oppose expedited homebuilding policies in California. They plan to campaign against a November ballot measure. The article references their properties in Los Angeles and Century City.
- 21-year-old UCLA student dies in accidental fall
A 21-year-old UCLA student, Dayanara Nicole Urbina Ruiz, died in an accidental fall from a building window along the Burke-Gilman Trail in King County, Washington on July 30. She was a communications major at the university.
- Falling California school enrollment calls for shake-ups, not bailouts
California school enrollment is declining in many large districts, with Fresno Unified School District, the state's third-largest, experiencing rapid student loss. The trend is expected to accelerate, prompting calls for structural changes rather than financial bailouts.
- UCLA sorority sister dies in freak accident on popular Washington hiking trail
Dayanara Nicole Urbina Ruiz, a 21-year-old UCLA student, died on July 30 from multiple blunt force injuries after an accidental fall from a window along Seattle’s Burke-Gilman Trail. The King County Medical Examiner’s Officer confirmed her death was ruled accidental.
- Gavin Newsom’s sneaky tax return ‘release’ sparks outrage
Gavin Newsom's release of his tax returns was criticized as a sham, with the governor providing the documents only to selected media outlets. The move was described as an insult to transparency despite a promise to make four years of tax records public.
- Homeless encampents are threats to public safety — and we need real action
The article discusses the impact of homeless encampments on public safety in Los Angeles, highlighting increased crime, decay, and fear. It reports that some homeless housing developments, including city and state-owned buildings, are generating hundreds of emergency calls for various reasons.
- Dark truth about Gavin Newsom’s $2.6B flagship housing splurge — turning LA’s quiet streets into slums
A California Post investigation found that some of Los Angeles' most expensive taxpayer-funded homeless housing developments have generated over 1,200 police calls in certain cases. The developments, part of a $2.6B initiative led by Gavin Newsom, are criticized for contributing to increased crime and disorder.
- Netflix lawsuit details scandalous, alcohol-fueled office culture
A sacked Netflix executive has exposed the company's alcohol-centric workplace culture in a lawsuit, detailing late-night drinks, alcohol-heavy team offsites, and a CEO with a private bar, according to court documents obtained by The California Post.
- Accused California library shooter Bradley Sayer’s case takes shocking new turn
The father of alleged Chico library shooter Bradley Sayer is unlikely to face criminal charges despite his personal shotgun being used in the attack. The California Post reported this development in the case.
- Beach Boys founder lists jaw-dropping Lake Tahoe ‘castle’ for $43M
A Beach Boys founder has listed a nearly 20,000-square-foot Lake Tahoe property for $43 million, described by the real estate agent as a 'modern-day castle.'
- Mom of teen girl who killed herself after dad’s horrific incest takes aim at Gov. Gavin Newsom
A mother whose teenage daughter died by suicide after the girl's biological father committed incest is demanding California Governor Gavin Newsom enforce stricter sex crime laws. The father received one year in county jail, prompting the mother to call for legislative action to address the case.
- 13-year-old boy falls down waterfall of Tiana’s Bayou Adventure at Disneyland
A 13-year-old boy was hospitalized after allegedly climbing out of a vehicle on Tiana’s Bayou Adventure at Disneyland and falling down its waterfall. The incident occurred on Sunday during the ride, according to a Disneyland Resort official.
- The Left thought Spencer Pratt was finished. But, in an explosive tell-all, he teases: ‘Change is coming’
Spencer Pratt, in an exclusive interview with The California Post following the controversial Los Angeles mayoral election, stated that this is only the beginning and teased that 'Change is coming'.
- James Handy’s girlfriend speaks out after son allegedly murders ‘Top Gun: Maverick’ actor
Wendy Gledhill's son is the suspect in her boyfriend's murder. Gledhill spoke to The California Post outside her California home after the incident.
- James Handy’s girlfriend speaks out after son allegedly murders ‘Top Gun: Maverick’ actor
Wendy Gledhill, whose son is the suspect in her boyfriend's murder, spoke to The California Post outside her California home following the incident. The victim, identified as James Handy, was a 'Top Gun: Maverick' actor.
- Inside LA County election vote counting facility with rows of empty desks despite $336 million budget
The California Post visited Los Angeles County's 144,000-square-foot ballot processing facility, where dozens of empty workstations were observed despite a $336 million budget. The scene highlighted pressure to process hundreds of thousands of remaining ballots ahead of the election count.
- California schools’ chief frontrunner Sonja Shaw: Here’s my common sense plan that’ll change everything
Sonja Shaw, leading in the race for California's Superintendent of Public Instruction, presented her 'common sense plan' to change the state's education system in an exclusive interview with The California Post.
- 5 most explosive moments from the California governor’s race — and how they turned it into a nail-biting blockbuster
The article reviews five pivotal moments that shaped the California governor’s race, highlighting how these events transformed it into a highly competitive contest. The analysis focuses on key developments that have kept the outcome uncertain as polls close.
- Raman’s not rolling on the River
Nithya Raman used her position on the LA City Council to secure $4 million in state funding to clear 90 homeless tents from the banks of the river. The California Post reported this action as part of an analysis of her failed trial run for an office she had never held.
- Poll predicts possible political earthquake
The California Post poll suggests a potential political upheaval in the June 2 primary. The poll's results indicate a possible significant shift in political dynamics.
- The California Post endorses Steve Hilton for governor
The California Post endorses Steve Hilton for governor, citing his ideas, energy, and optimism as qualities to revitalize California.