Anduril agreed to buy ExoAnalytic Solutions, folding a 400‑telescope network into its space stack and expanding its Southern California footprint.

Dallas-based Big Sky closed five Texas healthcare deals worth more than $100M in 90 days, adding roughly 196,000 square feet of medical space to its portfolio.

Public payroll records show a convicted L.A. deputy kept collecting six-figure pay and benefits while his POST certification was revoked and appeals continued. The revelation has put county personnel rules under fresh scrutiny.

Prosecutors say a Sylmar man shot a man living in an RV after venting about encampments; investigators point to surveillance and social posts as evidence.

A longtime LA County engineer has sued after his request to work remotely during June Pride displays was denied, saying the Progress Pride Flag forces him to choose between faith and livelihood.

A man was found dead early Wednesday on the 14000 block of Bellflower Boulevard and LASD homicide detectives have opened an investigation.

Councilmembers asked the City Attorney for a staffing plan to reduce reliance on outside counsel after surging legal bills and judgments. The move aims to shift work in‑house and save taxpayer dollars.

A hazardous‑materials response at Disneyland in Anaheim hospitalized at least two people while officials work to determine the cause. Crews were on scene and details remain limited.

Vans Warped Tour published a near-complete 2026 roster for a July 25–26 seaside stop in Long Beach, stacking the bill with Jimmy Eat World, All Time Low and more.

A joint U.S. Marshals and Riverside County operation located 37 missing teens and led to seven arrests; recovered youths received immediate advocacy and medical care.

A structure fire broke out Monday evening at 1258 N Hilldale Ave in Hollywood Hills West, prompting a sizable LAFD response and map-based alert.

A Rancho Cucamonga man was arrested after an alleged attempted abduction in Ontario; investigators are asking the public for tips and say there may be additional victims.

Arcadis won two Los Angeles contracts totaling more than $18M — work on the Convention Center modernization and a five‑year clean‑water program. The deals mix downtown construction management and stormwater projects.