Cain and Eldridge Industries landed roughly $4.3 billion to advance One Beverly Hills, underpinning the 17.5‑acre luxury project and its 2028 delivery window. The package follows earlier loans and new mezzanine commitments.

Olive Young appointed Gaeun Kwon as its first U.S. CEO and opened a Bloomington logistics hub as it prepares California stores and a Sephora partnership.

Police closed 7th and Flower after reports that multiple people were injured. Investigators are on scene and drivers should expect delays.

LAFD posted an early‑Monday alert that people were trapped after a crash at 4054 W Slauson Ave in Hyde Park; crews including FS66 responded and the scene remained active.

An early-morning fire at a Northridge Toyota lot destroyed eight vehicles; LAFD called arson investigators and the cause remains under investigation.

An early-morning blaze hit a boarded two-story commercial building in Vermont Square; Engine 57 and Battalion 13 were among the units that responded. No injuries were reported in the first alert.

A jury awarded $1.4M to a man whose eye was injured when a mower propelled a golf ball through a café window at Heartwell, causing nerve damage and chronic pain.

A suspected robbery suspect in a U‑Haul led officers across Boyle Heights and East L.A. Saturday before abandoning the truck and being arrested on foot.

For the first time since the 1960s, L.A.’s District 9 will have no Black candidate on the June 2 ballot. Six qualifiers reflect long-term demographic shifts in South L.A.

The Los Angeles County medical examiner certified that 22‑year‑old Emily Beutner’s death was a drug overdose involving kratom alkaloids and two prescription sedatives.

The Planning Commission voted 6–1 to send a zoning amendment to City Council that would shift many housing approvals to staff, prompting warnings that public oversight is being narrowed. The move traces to a May 2025 council directive and the city’s RHNA targets.

Plainclothes ICE agents pulled an accused MS‑13 defendant from a downtown federal courtroom, prompting lawyers to warn the seizure could disrupt pending trials and access to counsel.

Sen. Sasha Pérez and local officials called for an independent audit into Caltrans' handling of homes bought for the defunct SR‑710 project, citing deferred maintenance, vacancies and lost revenue.