Crews set the final steel beam atop LAX’s Terminal 4 Wednesday, moving the project into interior work as the airport prepares for increased global travel.

Natalia Barulich says thieves took more than $2.1M in jewelry and designer goods from her unit at the Caruso‑linked 8500 Burton Way and has sued for negligence and fraud.

Connie & Ted’s announced it will close on July 1 after 13 years in West Hollywood. Owners blamed pandemic-era limits and rising operating costs.

One person died and two were hospitalized after a crash at West 96th and Vermont in Westmont on Tuesday; investigators say the cause remains under review.

Jon Erwin says AI helped him film a Moses special in a week and he’s launched Innovative Dreams to keep production work in L.A. rather than send it overseas.

Kilroy says NeueHouse stopped paying rent in September 2024 and now seeks more than $5M tied to the Columbia Square lease, with June hearings pending.

Hilton Los Angeles Airport wrapped a $50M renovation of its 1,234 rooms, converting many to two‑queen layouts and upgrading bathrooms and in‑room tech ahead of the World Cup.

Irvine Company is converting an 842-space garage near Fashion Island into a five-story, 184-unit apartment building at 800 San Clemente Drive; the expansion is expected to finish in 2028.

Forty-two people were arrested in Riverside County after a yearlong investigation called Operation Volcano. Authorities say investigators identified hundreds of suspected distributors of child sexual abuse material.

Morning fog trims visibility in Downtown LA; inland gusts could reach advisory levels this afternoon.

The Port of Long Beach signed an MOU with Lincoln Transportation and Wonderful Real Estate to pilot a Green Truck Corridor to the Central Valley using electric heavy trucks. The deal aims to speed the port’s move toward zero‑emissions operations.

B.A.G. Investment paid $40 million for Parc @ 5, a 104‑unit apartment complex in Downey. The acquisition adds another sizable multifamily asset to Southeast Los Angeles County.

Jeff Franklin is renting his 21,000-square-foot Beverly Hills estate on Cielo Drive — the same plot where the Tate murders occurred — for $247,500 a month.