Three people stabbed in Santa Barbara during weeklong festival August 1, 2025
Reports of a person with a knife led police to the three stabbing victims.
Nathan Solis
California, other states sue Trump over order threatening gender-affirming care providers August 1, 2025
California and other liberal-led states sued the Trump administration Friday over efforts to end gender-affirming care nationwide.
Kevin Rector
9-year-old boy on electric scooter killed by suspected drunk driver in Koreatown August 1, 2025
The 9-year-old boy and his brother were riding on their electric scooters when they were hit by an RV.
Nathan Solis
Bear trouble in Sierra Madre: After the Eaton fire, home invasions rise sharply August 1, 2025
A bear linked to a spate of home break-ins in Sierra Madre in June was euthanized amid what city officials say is an uptick in conflict with the hulking animals.
Lila Seidman
'This fire could have been prevented': How utilities fought removal of old power lines August 1, 2025
Regulators wanted Southern California Edison and other utilities to remove abandoned power lines — such as the one suspected of igniting the Eaton fire — but backed down amid utility opposition.
Melody Petersen
Chabria: Who should Democrats back, "a straight, old white guy" or Kamala Harris? August 1, 2025
Kamala Harris announced she will not run for governor of California, leading to speculation that she might try for the White House again in 2028. But after her loss, would Democrats risk running a woman, and a woman of color at that?
Anita Chabria
The energy source that could survive Trump's attack on California's green ambitions August 1, 2025
The Avina project in Vernon will be one of the largest hydrogen production and dispensing facilities in the country when it opens this fall.
Hayley Smith
Long Beach man gets 358-year sentence for killing 17-year-old girl, shooting at four other minors August 1, 2025
Troy Lamar Fox, 34, received a sentence of 358 years to life for murdering a 17-year-old girl and opening fire at a car carrying four minors in Long Beach.
Clara Harter
Trump freezes $200 million in UCLA science and medical research funding, citing antisemitism August 1, 2025
The Trump administration has frozen roughly $200 million in National Science Foundation, National Institutes of Health and other federal agency-funded research at UCLA, citing allegations the school discriminates in admissions and has failed to protect the civil rights of Jewish students.
Jaweed Kaleem
It would begin with a first date and end with him pinning, raping his victims August 1, 2025
Dustin Ronald Alba was found guilty of the rape and sexual assault of five women last month. He committed his offenses from 2012 to 2020 in Thousand Oaks, Oxnard and L.A.
Annie Goodykoontz

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💍 “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…

AI: More Than Human – A Mind-Bending Journey into the Future at the Frost Museum of Science

AI: More Than Human – A Mind-Bending Journey into the Future at the Frost Museum of Science

By Deneen White on July 3, 2025

By The Miami News – Arts & Innovation Desk Step inside a world where machines think, feel, and evolve—explore the groundbreaking AI: More Than Human…

Book Review: Finding Fame: The Insider’s Guide to the Entertainment Industry by Sir Michael Fomkin

Book Review: Finding Fame: The Insider’s Guide to the Entertainment Industry by Sir Michael Fomkin

By Deneen White on July 3, 2025

The Miami News Arts & Culture | July 2025 Pulling Back the Curtain on Stardom: A No-Nonsense Guide for Dreamers Who Dare By The Miami…

A Rich Tradition: The Enduring Legacy of Fine Cigars in Miami

A Rich Tradition: The Enduring Legacy of Fine Cigars in Miami

By Deneen White on July 3, 2025

By The Miami News Miami, renowned for its sun-kissed coastlines and international pulse, harbors a lesser-known but deeply rooted tradition: the artistry of fine cigars.…

“Miami’s Culinary Crown Jewels: Top Restaurants to Dine at This Summer”

“Miami’s Culinary Crown Jewels: Top Restaurants to Dine at This Summer”

By Deneen White on July 2, 2025

The Miami News July 2025 Edition By The Miami News Editorial Team From waterfront dining with skyline views to hidden gems tucked away in artsy…

A Second Life: How Artificial Intelligence is Rewriting the Future of Aging

A Second Life: How Artificial Intelligence is Rewriting the Future of Aging

By Deneen White on July 2, 2025

By The Miami News Editorial Desk MIAMI, FL — One morning in Coral Gables, 84-year-old Gloria Ramos asked her AI companion, Ava, for a poetry…

A New Chapter in Miami’s Story: How Alycia Kaback & Sir Michael Fomkin Revived The Miami News

A New Chapter in Miami’s Story: How Alycia Kaback & Sir Michael Fomkin Revived The Miami News

By Deneen White on July 2, 2025

The Legacy They Inherited Founded in the early 20th century, The Miami News once pulsed with the city’s energy—reporting on prohibition-era intrigues, space-age boomtown dreams,…

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Three people stabbed in Santa Barbara during weeklong festival August 1, 2025
Reports of a person with a knife led police to the three stabbing victims.
Nathan Solis
California, other states sue Trump over order threatening gender-affirming care providers August 1, 2025
California and other liberal-led states sued the Trump administration Friday over efforts to end gender-affirming care nationwide.
Kevin Rector
9-year-old boy on electric scooter killed by suspected drunk driver in Koreatown August 1, 2025
The 9-year-old boy and his brother were riding on their electric scooters when they were hit by an RV.
Nathan Solis
Bear trouble in Sierra Madre: After the Eaton fire, home invasions rise sharply August 1, 2025
A bear linked to a spate of home break-ins in Sierra Madre in June was euthanized amid what city officials say is an uptick in conflict with the hulking animals.
Lila Seidman
'This fire could have been prevented': How utilities fought removal of old power lines August 1, 2025
Regulators wanted Southern California Edison and other utilities to remove abandoned power lines — such as the one suspected of igniting the Eaton fire — but backed down amid utility opposition.
Melody Petersen
Chabria: Who should Democrats back, "a straight, old white guy" or Kamala Harris? August 1, 2025
Kamala Harris announced she will not run for governor of California, leading to speculation that she might try for the White House again in 2028. But after her loss, would Democrats risk running a woman, and a woman of color at that?
Anita Chabria
The energy source that could survive Trump's attack on California's green ambitions August 1, 2025
The Avina project in Vernon will be one of the largest hydrogen production and dispensing facilities in the country when it opens this fall.
Hayley Smith
Long Beach man gets 358-year sentence for killing 17-year-old girl, shooting at four other minors August 1, 2025
Troy Lamar Fox, 34, received a sentence of 358 years to life for murdering a 17-year-old girl and opening fire at a car carrying four minors in Long Beach.
Clara Harter
Trump freezes $200 million in UCLA science and medical research funding, citing antisemitism August 1, 2025
The Trump administration has frozen roughly $200 million in National Science Foundation, National Institutes of Health and other federal agency-funded research at UCLA, citing allegations the school discriminates in admissions and has failed to protect the civil rights of Jewish students.
Jaweed Kaleem
It would begin with a first date and end with him pinning, raping his victims August 1, 2025
Dustin Ronald Alba was found guilty of the rape and sexual assault of five women last month. He committed his offenses from 2012 to 2020 in Thousand Oaks, Oxnard and L.A.
Annie Goodykoontz