Construction has begun on a $152 million project to turn about 12 acres in Wilmington into parkland and a pedestrian bridge linking Avalon Boulevard to the water.

LAPD released an appeal after a hit-and-run on Devonshire Street in Panorama City left a man dead. Investigators say tips and video could qualify for a reward.

A 28-year-old was arrested after an alleged two-month spree of armed robberies targeting mail carriers across the San Fernando Valley.

Hudson Pacific posted a $572M loss for 2025 after a costly Quixote write‑down, even as office leasing rebounded and the REIT sold assets to shore up liquidity. Leadership says more disposals and deleveraging are coming.

A man was wounded outside a Subway at Pico and La Cienega after a dispute inside the shop; police say the shooter fled and the victim is in stable condition.

A Santa Ana man was convicted of molesting a family member over nearly a decade; sentencing is set for March 20, 2026.

A Glendale dog owner says a mountain lion grabbed her leashed pet late Monday; state wildlife officials have assigned a biologist and neighbors are searching the Verdugo foothills.

Sheriff's deputies say a Saugus man contaminated a roommate's food with Raid bug spray, triggering a Feb. 24 standoff and a mental‑health response. Detectives served a search warrant as the probe continues.

City planners laid out three targeted rezoning packages to buy time against SB 79; the Council must pick a path fast or the state law takes effect this summer.

Aspire Fiber and city officials kicked off a three‑year plan at the Canyon Country Farmers Market to bring fiber to up to 80,000 Santa Clarita homes. Community outreach and phased construction are planned.

Shannon DeLong will take over as Cypress city manager on March 30 after a unanimous council vote; she’s the city’s first woman to hold the post.

Two workers caught a woman who dropped from a second‑floor window to escape a Long Beach apartment fire; crews contained the blaze and the Red Cross sheltered displaced residents.

City paperwork recommends a three‑year, $106.6M contract with the Legal Aid Foundation of Los Angeles to run eviction defense as the city implements right‑to‑counsel.