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Crime & Emergencies in ...
A late-night fight at Sugar Suite in Granada Hills turned violent; a man was hospitalized and police say a male suspect remains at large.
A Costa Mesa woman pleaded guilty after prosecutors say she registered her dog to vote and mailed ballots in the pet’s name. She’s due to be sentenced Oct. 16.
Real Estate & Development in ...
Beverly Hills reversed course on April 21 after a settlement with the developer, reopening the process for a 15‑story, 27‑unit tower proposed at 140 S. Camden Drive.
Weather & Environment in ...
Patchy morning fog clears to a sunny, warm afternoon in Downtown L.A.; highs near 76°F. Light rain possible Saturday with only light amounts expected.
State Compensation Insurance Fund paid roughly $33M for 35 N. Lake Ave in Pasadena — about $25M less than the 2019 sale amid weak office fundamentals.
Food & Drinks in ...
Menotti’s Coffee will open a 550‑sq‑ft grab‑and‑go at West Edge in Sawtelle this May, returning to the brand’s quick‑stop roots.
A sheriff's pursuit ended Wednesday when the fleeing vehicle crashed into another crash scene on the 1000 block of San Gabriel Boulevard, leaving an SUV on a fence and at least one person transported.
A car flipped and burst into flames on Olympic Boulevard after a brief LAPD chase in Harvard Heights. Officials say the driver suffered minor injuries.
Parks & Nature in ...
A woman was bitten by a rattlesnake in Palos Verdes Estates; city and wildlife officials are reminding visitors to stay on trails and know what to do if bitten.
A viral clip shows a bear charging a hiker on the Mount Wilson Trail; the animal veered off and no injuries were reported. Officials urge caution and preparedness.
A San Ysidro man is due to plead guilty in Los Angeles after allegedly posing as an ICE agent and bilking Latino immigrants out of tens of thousands of dollars.
Politics & Govt in ...
SpaceX and California regulators reached a conditional settlement over a long-running fight about launch limits at Vandenberg. A federal judge must approve before terms are made public.
A $54M CMBS note on two Playa Vista offices moved into special servicing after missed payments, exposing pressure on Westside office cash flow and values.
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