search
Southern California
Trends
- 1USC halts body sales to US Navy for Israeli military▼USC ends sale of dead bodies to US Navy for Israeli military
The University of Southern California has reportedly ended its practice of selling dead bodies to the US Navy for use by the Israeli military. The arrangement, described in reports by The New Arab, drew scrutiny over the ethical implications of supplying human remains for foreign military training purposes. The university's decision marks a reversal of a programme that had previously gone largely unreported.
- 2Southern California braces for Hurricane Polo fallout●SoCal prepares for fallout from Hurricane Polo
Southern California is preparing for the effects of Hurricane Polo, with forecasters warning of residual impacts such as rain, gusty winds and rough surf even as the storm stays offshore. Local news coverage in the Los Angeles area is urging residents to stay updated on advisories and be ready for possible flooding and hazardous beach conditions.
- 3
Mortgage rates reaching 7% are adding pressure to the Coachella Valley housing market in Southern California. Local coverage reports that higher borrowing costs are squeezing affordability for buyers and shaping seller expectations in the desert region. Residents and market watchers are discussing how elevated rates could cool home sales and price growth in communities like Palm Springs, Cathedral City and Palm Desert.
- 4Van Nuys Airport Study Shows Economic Growth in Southern California●Van Nuys Airport Releases Economic Impact Study Showcasing Significant Growth in Southern California Economy
Van Nuys Airport has released an economic impact study highlighting significant growth in its contribution to the Southern California economy. The findings point to expanding business aviation activity and increased regional economic benefits, though detailed figures from the report have not been widely circulated. Local outlets are covering the release as a sign of the airport's growing role in the regional economy.