A downtown L.A. protester says she was struck 11 times by less‑lethal rounds during the June 8, 2025 demonstrations and has sued the city, county and state.

At a Main Street State of the City, Mayor Caroline Torosis touted crime declines, SaMo Bridge outcomes and a $6M renter‑aid program while warning homelessness and small‑business recovery remain urgent. The speech leaned on the Realignment Plan scorecard as proof the city’s fixes are taking hold.

Muggy morning in downtown L.A.; Heat Advisory through 8 p.m. Monday, July 27, 2026. Highs near 89°F and limited overnight relief.

A water main rupture in Echo Park left dozens without reliable water service Saturday morning as LADWP crews worked to isolate and repair a damaged line.

Anaheim agreed to a $250,000 settlement after a woman said police seized a car she’d just bought and arrested her. Court filings say the case began as a contract dispute at a local Hyundai dealer.

Morgan Stewart says two burglaries at her Beverly Hills home took designer bags and watches and left her overhauling security as celebs report similar hits.

A Court Watch LA review of 140 arraignments found defendants perceived as Latino faced an average bail of $157,700 — sharply higher than for white and Black defendants.

World-class surfing returns to Huntington Beach this weekend; the event is free to watch on the sand and includes a ticketed sunset concert series.

Myles Garrett told reporters 'I want the champs' after joining the Rams, sharpening a rivalry with Seattle as L.A. remakes its defense and eyes a Super Bowl at SoFi.

Healthcare and hospitality lifted Los Angeles' job growth over the year even as payrolls dipped slightly in June. State data and market reports show a mixed but steady labor picture.

FIRE and the First Amendment Coalition gave L.A. 30 days to rescind Council Rule 7 — which bans the n‑word and c‑word at public comment — or face a lawsuit.

A 16-year-old identified as Dallas Howard died after his e-bike collided with an SUV at Roscoe Boulevard and Noble Avenue in North Hills. Friends held a vigil as LAPD investigates.

Heart’s Coffee Shop in Van Nuys will close on Aug. 9 after nearly 50 years as the family-owned diner’s owners cite rising costs and staffing shortages. Regulars and neighbors are already lining up for one last plate.