The FTC began enforcing the Take It Down Act on May 19, 2026, and warned platforms — including Snapchat and TikTok — to remove nonconsensual intimate images within 48 hours.

San Bernardino County's latest Operation Consequences sweep resulted in 76 arrests and the seizure of dozens of firearms, including numerous ghost guns. The multi‑agency push targeted Fontana and nearby communities.

Orange County is adding a 3,700‑gallon HeloPod above Aliso Viejo so helicopters can refill without landing, shaving minutes off each turnaround during wildfires.

Brandon Gomes outlined a string of pitching setbacks Monday: Blake Snell is headed for a NanoNeedle scope, Tyler Glasnow has been shut down and Brusdar Graterol's rehab is paused.

A boarded, fire‑damaged three‑bedroom in Torrance closed for about $1.08M in a probate sale, highlighting how land value and tight credit push even wrecked homes into buyer territory.

Nicole Rucker’s Fat + Flour will close its Grand Central Market stall this Sunday as she concentrates on the Culver City cafe.

A late‑night fire on Sonora Avenue left two people dead and investigators at the scene. Authorities are asking anyone with information to contact Glendale homicide detectives.

A 23-year-old Long Beach man was arrested after a fatal hit-and-run in Rancho Mirage that left a Cathedral City woman dead, deputies say.

A pit bull named West was surrendered to North Central after a viral video showed him chained to a pickup on the 5 Freeway; he's receiving medical care and shelters are seeking fosters.

An 18‑year‑old was arrested after a May 9 I‑10 shooting near Highland Springs Avenue in Banning wounded a woman; he faces attempted murder charges and $2M bail.

Los Angeles County homicide detectives are investigating after a 17-year-old was shot and killed early Saturday near Sixth Street and Fraser Avenue. Family and friends identified him as Joshua Aila.

A motorcycle and a car collided Saturday night at East 84th and Bell in South Los Angeles, killing at least one person. Witnesses told officers both vehicles were speeding.

A master electrical agreement for roughly 12,000 Los Angeles workers expires June 30. Developers and contractors are bracing for schedule and cost impacts across hospitals, transit and data centers.