LAFD extinguished a grass fire in Sepulveda Basin; the blaze initially covered 100'x100' and was contained to 50'x50'. No injuries or threats to structures; cause under investigation.

A water main break in Granada Hills sent water into streets and a home while LADWP worked to fix a failed valve affecting over 9,200 customers. Repairs are complicated by nearby oil and gas lines, with LADWP providing support to residents.

A Mega Millions ticket worth $4.6 million was sold in Tarzana, California, with the winner matching the first five numbers. The jackpot grows to $128 million for the next draw.

A fire in San Pedro engulfed a detached garage, with LAFD responding at 2:21 AM and achieving a knockdown in 21 minutes. One civilian was treated; no firefighters were injured. The cause is under investigation.

The article provides a forecast for Los Angeles, predicting mild weather, sunny days, and patchy evening fog, with steady temperatures in the mid-80s and lows around 66 degrees Fahrenheit.

Los Angeles City Attorney Hydee Feldstein Soto has added 13 cities to a coalition supporting a lawsuit against ICE and CBP over alleged unconstitutional arrests.

Simi Valley Police and federal agents arrested five people from a Drug Trafficking Organization, seizing drugs and cash after months-long surveillance.

Five people were arrested after a shooting at unoccupied vehicles in Hemet; an investigation led to seizure of firearms and charges including possession of a stolen firearm.

A shooting in Long Beach resulted in no injuries with the suspect at large; police are investigating the late-night incident.

ReflectSpace gallery in Glendale is hosting "Reimagining Algorithms," an exhibition merging art with AI to explore cultural heritage and its erasure, running from August 16 to November 2, 2025.

A 20-foot python with a bacterial infection was found in a Los Angeles dumpster; reptile expert Joseph Hart rescued and plans to rehabilitate the snake named Apple.

Manhattan Beach Police report recent burglaries and auto thefts, with increased criminal activity in patrol areas 1, 3, and 4, and offer crime prevention tips to residents.

A man in Huntington Beach was arrested after firing a shotgun in his condo, with no reported injuries and resulting in a temporary closure of Pacific Coast Highway.