A Los Angeles jury ordered Ye to pay $140,000 to a former handyman who sued over injuries and unpaid work at his Tadao Ando–designed Malibu home.

A ticket sold at A&J Happy Liquor in Orange matched all six SuperLotto Plus numbers for an estimated $10 million. The winner has not yet come forward.

LAFD posted an early‑morning alert for a "physical rescue" on the northbound 110 near downtown; the department listed FS3 as responding and released few details.

A cool Sunday morning will give way to a multi‑day heat wave starting Monday, with interior highs near 100°F midweek.

A 15-year-old was shot near Lifeguard Tower 55 at Dockweiler State Beach and hospitalized in stable condition. LAPD says investigators are probing a possible gang link.

Council President Marqueece Harris-Dawson said a traffic stop of his city vehicle felt racially motivated; Los Angeles School Police say officers issued a citation for a moving violation.

Federal prosecutors arraigned the Nevada man accused in the 2022 Laguna Woods church shooting as a sweeping federal hate‑crimes case moved into court. The indictment dates to 2023 and carries potential life or death penalties.

Hollywood braces for the Oscars with street closures, transit detours and stepped-up security after a federal memo prompted increased coordination among agencies.

A brief cool spell Saturday gives way to a long heat wave from March 16–20, with inland highs possibly topping 100°F.

A $50,000 reward has been authorized after the 2019 Koreatown killing of Juan Cuevas as detectives renew appeals for witnesses. Tips may help break the cold case.

Cedars‑Sinai reportedly paid about $270 million for the 340,000‑sf Beverly Connection, placing the hospital next to its Beverly Grove campus.

LAFD reports a structure fire at 555 S Crocker St in downtown Los Angeles was extinguished; details on injuries and cause remain limited.

A34 — the three‑building complex at Avenue 34 — has opened, but neighbors say the finished site and long‑buried contamination worries tell a different story. Public records show community groups pushed regulators for more testing during entitlements.