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What's behind the more than 130 small earthquakes hitting Northern California? August 15, 2025
Since Thursday, at least 131 earthquakes have been recorded — as small as magnitude 0.2 and as big as magnitude 4 — in the Geysers geothermal steam field in Sonoma and Lake counties.
Rong-Gong Lin II
A judge restricted LAPD's use of force. Then journalists were beaten with batons August 15, 2025
Reporters say they were injured by LAPD officers during an Aug. 8 protest despite a temporary restraining order restricting police use of force on journalists.
Clara Harter
January wildfires displaced thousands of students. Where did they enroll? August 15, 2025
The wildfires in early January disrupted education for more than 725,000 students and destroyed or damaged at least a dozen schools.
Sandhya Kambhampati
Home Depots across L.A. become tense battleground in new phase of ICE raids August 15, 2025
Immigration raids have slowed since a federal judge temporarily barred agents from targeting people solely based on race, language, vocation or location. But some higher-profile sweeps have returned at Home Depot locations, where migrant laborers often look for work.
Jenny Jarvie
Video: Long Beach man trapped behind California waterfall for 2 days is rescued, officials say August 15, 2025
Ryan Wardwell, a 46-year-old Long Beach resident, embarked on the trail Sunday morning and was rescued on Tuesday, officials said.
Annie Goodykoontz
A man who has blared a train horn, tormenting an L.A. neighborhood for two months, is arrested August 15, 2025
Neighbors and police said they were concerned about the man's well-being, but he refused to stop setting off the loud horn.
Nathan Solis
An L.A. high school senior was walking his dog. Then immigration agents grabbed him August 15, 2025
A high school senior was walking his dog in Van Nuys when he was stopped and detained by federal immigration agents who said he overstayed his visa.
Hannah Fry, Howard Blume
Man posing as hospital worker swipes skin grafts, valuable medical equipment, officials say August 15, 2025
A Riverside County man was arrested for allegedly posing as a hospital worker and stealing more than $100,000 worth of medical equipment, according to authorities.
Summer Lin
Man fleeing Home Depot ICE raid killed by car on L.A. Freeway: 'Just so inhumane.' August 14, 2025
The death of a man fleeing a Home Depot immigration raid sparked anger among immigrant rights advocates: 'We hold the Trump administration, the Department of Homeland Security and the Home Depot responsible,' one group said.
Nathan Solis, Jenny Jarvie, Karen Garcia, Jasmine Mendez, Clara Harter
Coastal Commission opposes SpaceX's bid to nearly double Vandenberg launches August 14, 2025
The California Coastal Commission unanimously rejected SpaceX's plan to nearly double rocket launches at Vandenberg to 95 per year on Thursday, citing environmental and regulatory concerns.
Piper Heath

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The Miami News Launches Global Leadership Circle: A Call for Visionary Speakers

By Deneen White on August 15, 2025

In 2026, The Miami News will host a landmark two-day global summit on Zoom, spotlighting leadership across AI, arts, entertainment, finance, and health. The world…

Laughing Forward: New Comedy Pilot “Laugh Out Loud” Seeks to Redefine Sketch Entertainment for the Streaming Age

By Deneen White on August 6, 2025

Las Vegas-filmed variety series, backed by industry veterans and hosted by Geno Bisconte, spotlights rising talent and the evolving voice of modern humor. Las Vegas,…

Jeff J. Hunter Joins The Miami News as Contributing Writer and AI & Tech Advisor

By Deneen White on July 31, 2025

Savage Marketer founder brings expertise in AI, branding, and digital strategy to The Miami News editorial and leadership teams. MIAMI – July 30, 2025 —…

💍 “I Do,” Reinvented: How Steve & Marley Are Turning Weddings into Immersive Business Experiences

By Deneen White on July 22, 2025

Meet the Couple Disrupting the Wedding Industry By The Miami News Lifestyle Desk Published: July 2025 Steve Larsen and Marley Jaxx are redefining what it…

From Smoky Seminar Seat to Global Body‑Language Mentor: How René Deceuninck Rebuilt a Keynote Empire

By Deneen White on July 21, 2025

In a data‑driven pivot, London’s René Deceuninck bet on nonverbal cues—now scaling personal-growth guidance through hybrid online and live events with a reach spanning six…

Cast-GPT™: How a Las Vegas Talent Powerhouse Created the First AI-Powered Casting Platform

By Deneen White on July 21, 2025

The Miami News Staff Contributor Published: July 21st, 2025 LAS VEGAS — In a city known for spectacle, risk, and reinvention, a quiet technological revolution…

From ClickFunnels to The Sales Lever: Robbie Summers Is Redefining the Art of Sales

By Deneen White on July 17, 2025

After 15 years alongside Russell Brunson, Robbie Summers launched a business that humanizes commerce, turning conversations into customer-centric connections and empowering entrepreneurs to double their…

BRINGING HEART TO THE CAGE: BRIAN MCNALLY’S CHARITY FIGHT FOR YOUTH

By Deneen White on July 14, 2025

MIAMI, FL — On August 8, Brian McNally—renowned entrepreneur, father, and leader—will swap boardroom battles for physical ones as he steps into the MMA cage…

Top 10 Ways Brands Can Explode Their Media Presence (Even If No One Knows You Yet)

By Deneen White on July 7, 2025

Top 10 Ways Brands Can Explode Their Media Presence (Even If No One Knows You Yet) By The Miami News Editorial Desk Whether you’re launching…

Digital Nomads, Global Citizens, and the Rise of Location-Independent Living: Why the World is Working From Everywhere

By Deneen White on July 7, 2025

The Rise of Remote Work and a New Way to Live 1. The Remote Revolution Goes Global In the last few years, a quiet revolution…

What's behind the more than 130 small earthquakes hitting Northern California? August 15, 2025
Since Thursday, at least 131 earthquakes have been recorded — as small as magnitude 0.2 and as big as magnitude 4 — in the Geysers geothermal steam field in Sonoma and Lake counties.
Rong-Gong Lin II
A judge restricted LAPD's use of force. Then journalists were beaten with batons August 15, 2025
Reporters say they were injured by LAPD officers during an Aug. 8 protest despite a temporary restraining order restricting police use of force on journalists.
Clara Harter
January wildfires displaced thousands of students. Where did they enroll? August 15, 2025
The wildfires in early January disrupted education for more than 725,000 students and destroyed or damaged at least a dozen schools.
Sandhya Kambhampati
Home Depots across L.A. become tense battleground in new phase of ICE raids August 15, 2025
Immigration raids have slowed since a federal judge temporarily barred agents from targeting people solely based on race, language, vocation or location. But some higher-profile sweeps have returned at Home Depot locations, where migrant laborers often look for work.
Jenny Jarvie
Video: Long Beach man trapped behind California waterfall for 2 days is rescued, officials say August 15, 2025
Ryan Wardwell, a 46-year-old Long Beach resident, embarked on the trail Sunday morning and was rescued on Tuesday, officials said.
Annie Goodykoontz
A man who has blared a train horn, tormenting an L.A. neighborhood for two months, is arrested August 15, 2025
Neighbors and police said they were concerned about the man's well-being, but he refused to stop setting off the loud horn.
Nathan Solis
An L.A. high school senior was walking his dog. Then immigration agents grabbed him August 15, 2025
A high school senior was walking his dog in Van Nuys when he was stopped and detained by federal immigration agents who said he overstayed his visa.
Hannah Fry, Howard Blume
Man posing as hospital worker swipes skin grafts, valuable medical equipment, officials say August 15, 2025
A Riverside County man was arrested for allegedly posing as a hospital worker and stealing more than $100,000 worth of medical equipment, according to authorities.
Summer Lin
Man fleeing Home Depot ICE raid killed by car on L.A. Freeway: 'Just so inhumane.' August 14, 2025
The death of a man fleeing a Home Depot immigration raid sparked anger among immigrant rights advocates: 'We hold the Trump administration, the Department of Homeland Security and the Home Depot responsible,' one group said.
Nathan Solis, Jenny Jarvie, Karen Garcia, Jasmine Mendez, Clara Harter
Coastal Commission opposes SpaceX's bid to nearly double Vandenberg launches August 14, 2025
The California Coastal Commission unanimously rejected SpaceX's plan to nearly double rocket launches at Vandenberg to 95 per year on Thursday, citing environmental and regulatory concerns.
Piper Heath