A view from above Simi Valley to the Santa Susanna Pass, San Fernando Valley and beyond toward downtown Los Angeles. Now, million-dollar homes are flung farther north into the Valley, farther south into the South Bay, and farther east into the foothills of the Verdugo and San Gabriel mountains. Here are 12 of the newest million-dollar neighborhoods around L.A., in alphabetical order. Granada Hills2021 value: $894,4282025 value: $1.02 millionAnother suburban staple of the San Fernando Valley, Granada Hills became a million-dollar neighborhood in 2024. While values linger in the $800,000 range in Van Nuys to the west and North Hollywood to the east, Valley Glen became a million-dollar neighborhood in 2023.

January 15, 2026 14:01 UTC

The Wall Street giant’s profit increased 12% to $4.62 billion in the quarter. Morgan Stanley, meanwhile, reported better-than-expected profit and revenue in the fourth quarter and a 47% jump in investment banking revenue. Its wealth-management revenue, which accounts for roughly half of its revenue, rose 13%. At Morgan Stanley, revenue from fixed-income underwriting surged 93% in the fourth quarter, leading the segments that contributed to the firm’s jump in investment-banking fees. At Goldman, investment-banking revenue rose 25% in the fourth quarter from a year ago, driven by advisory fees and debt underwriting.

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Guest Commentary written by Joshua Hernandez Joshua Hernandez is an English teacher and academic decathlon coach at St. John Bosco High School in Bellflower. On a recent trip to the Inglewood Park Cemetery to visit my best friend Mike, I noticed that his tombstone was dirty. St. John Chrysostom was less than two miles from Beulah Payne but it felt like another universe, one where I was convinced I wouldn’t fit in. The summer of seventh grade, Mike left St. John and joined a gang—and I made the painful decision to distance myself from him. The last time I saw Mike was at the St. John fall carnival in 2019.

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It was a reflection of a larger, well-documented problem: Black children are routinely perceived as older than they actually are. This phenomenon has a name: adultification bias. The expectation that Black children should shoulder adult responsibilities — and be held to adult standards their white peers are not — is deeply rooted and widely normalized. When Black children are viewed as older, their behavior is more likely to be criminalized rather than corrected. She is also a Public Voices fellow of The OpEd Project in partnership with the National Black Child Development Institute and the proud mother of an 11-year-old son.

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LOADING ERROR LOADINGFox News’ Griff Jenkins and Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey (D) shared a tense exchange on Wednesday over Frey referring to ICE protesters as “heroes” earlier this week. During an interview with Frey on “Fox & Friends” on Wednesday morning, Jenkins argued that protesters have “gone farther” than necessary with their demonstrations after ICE agent Jonathan Ross fatally shot 37-year-old Renee Good in Minneapolis. Advertisement“Just look at some of the videos, Mayor Frey, that we have seen of these protesters, many of whom you have praised,” Jenkins said. They’re blocking the ICE operations.”“We had thousands of protesters —” Frey began before Jenkins interjected to exclaim, “Take a look at some of the videos. I’ve seen it happening live,” Frey retorted before being cut off again by Jenkins, who then played video footage featuring Minneapolis protesters confronting ICE agents, with some repeatedly yelling, “shame.” Another woman appeared to shout at agents, “You want to shoot me in the face?”AdvertisementFox News’ Griff Jenkins and Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey (D) debate over ICE protesters in Minneapolis during a Jan. 14, 2026 interview on "Fox & Friends."

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The internet is home to many, many memes. But what most people probably don’t realize is that a bunch of the viral, lighthearted soundbites and reaction GIFs we scroll past every day actually have really sad backstories. So, here’s a roundup of viral memes that have heartbreaking origins:

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Investigators have pinpointed the exact part that failed in the fiery Louisville crash of a UPS cargo flight in November, killing 15 in all. Advertisement AdvertisementAdvertisement AdvertisementIn November,the NTSB released a preliminary report into the incident which unveiled that a critical mount that kept the left engine attached to the UPS flight failed only moments after the flight left the ground. Data showed the plane failed to climb higher than 30 feet above Runway 17 Right at Louisville Muhammad Ali International Airport. A final report from the NTSB is expected in 18 to 24 months from the incident detailing the probable causes of the crash. CORRECTION: An earlier version of this story misstated the death toll in the November crash of a UPS cargo flight.

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Wildflower expert Naomi Fraga was excited about the prospect of an extraordinary bloom this spring, after a winter of near-record rainfall, but this week’s unseasonably hot, dry weather has dimmed her hopes for a superbloom year. “Superblooms are not guaranteed every year, even after lots of rain,” said Fraga, director of conservation programs at California Botanic Garden in Claremont. “When it happens, it’s extraordinary, but you need all the stars to align, with rain, temperature and timing. And the rainy weather came at the right time to give SoCal lots of colorful blooms this spring, traditionally around mid-March through April in Southern California, Fraga said. The best hope for a potential superbloom is if SoCal gets some cool, wet weather next week, Fraga said, but the chances of that are iffy.

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Summer Lin – Los Angeles TimesMore than 100 firefighters put out a fire at a two-story building Tuesday in Los Angeles that prompted evacuations, according to authorities. The blaze was threatening a neighboring four-story apartment building so commanders ordered firefighters to defend it, the department said. Three of the 41 units in the apartment building were yellow-tagged, authorities said. The Los Angeles Department of Transportation provided DASH buses as temporary shelter for displaced residents while the city’s housing authority and local chapter of the American Red Cross helped with food and relocation needs. Viramontes, who lives in the adjacent apartment building, saw a woman hunched over something two hours before the fire started.

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Buildings collapse over tents in Gaza amid deadly winter stormStrong winds collapsed war-torn buildings over makeshift camps in Gaza, killing at least 8 Palestinians this week, according to the Palestinian Ministry of Health. Half of the dead are infants who died of hypothermia, in the absence of warm clothes. CNN’s Jeremy Diamond reports.

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The country’s opposition is equally diverse, including ethnic minorities, republicans, monarchists, leftists and former supporters of the Islamic Republic. No matter the size of the protests, political experts say a divided opposition makes it less likely that the regime would fall peacefully. No other opposition figure has Pahlavi’s name recognition or the nostalgia that his name evokes. The breadth of Iran’s ethnic and political diversity “is not reflected in his policies nor his performance nor in the plans he has put forward,” Mohtadi said. And Ghasseminejad said that Pahlavi’s coalition included ethnic and religious minorities and people of different political beliefs, unified by their support for Pahlavi’s leadership.

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Nikki Glaser pictured ahead of the 2026 Golden Globes via Associated PressNikki Glaser has opened up about another planned joke that she ended up cutting from her Golden Globes monologue on Sunday night. Speaking on The Howard Stern Show shortly after this year’s ceremony, Nikki revealed that she had planned to make a jibe at the expense of Sydney Sweeney’s ill-fated boxing biopic Christy, but pulled it shortly before the event. AdvertisementThe joke would have been: “Tonight is a night of celebration but we can’t ignore that it’s a weird time in Hollywood. “If you don’t believe me, there was a movie this year where Sydney Sweeney played a lesbian who just bounced around in tiny shorts for two hours and it made $14.”Sydney Sweeney via Associated PressAdvertisementChristy starred the White Lotus and Euphoria star as 90s boxer Christy Martin. Many have assigned motives and labels to me that just aren’t true.”Elsewhere in her Howard Stern interview, Nikki also explained why she made the decision to cut jokes explicitly mentioning Trump from her Golden Globes monologue, which did include several political references.

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