A stray firework destroyed a Garden Grove man's home and damaged his prosthetic leg. Family has launched a fundraiser as he rebuilds.

A Canoga Park nail salon owner and her husband are accused of taking cash investments from neighbors that prosecutors say were never repaid. Several victims report six‑figure losses.

A man was killed early Thursday after being run over on Lindley Avenue near Vanowen in Reseda. LAPD says the driver remained at the scene and the victim’s name is withheld.

Federal and local moves convert expiring emergency vouchers into permanent Section 8 subsidies, protecting roughly 4,200 Angelenos while smaller agencies remain at risk.

LA28 has tapped the Warner Bros. Ranch in Burbank as its broadcast headquarters for the 2028 Olympics. Campus prep begins January 2027 and soundstages will power global coverage.

Meow Wolf has partnered with L.A. animation studio Titmouse to supply original animation for its West L.A. exhibition, a move that leans into more cinematic storytelling.

Parents in Ladera Ranch say several children were diagnosed with rare Ewing sarcoma; county officials will re‑review cancer data as families demand answers.

Downtown LA will warm into the upper 80s today as a Heat Advisory lingers. Morning fog gives way to hot afternoons; city cooling centers are available.

Family-shared video shows a white SUV run over a 66-year-old scooter rider near Figueroa and 84th; LAPD and the family are seeking tips to identify the driver.

Angry Chickz opens its first Palmdale restaurant July 10, bringing its six‑level heat scale, signature sides and opening‑day giveaways to the Antelope Valley.

A Long Beach man pleaded guilty after prosecutors say he and an accomplice used forged documents and notaries to steal four Orange County homes and convert proceeds into gold.

Two Assembly Republicans joined Democrats to pass SB 762, a bill that would let named cities and counties ask voters to exceed California’s 2% local sales‑tax cap. The vote has stirred GOP critics and taxpayer groups.

Wilacre Park's trailhead began charging $7 for two hours on May 20, 2026; neighbors say the lot emptied and cars spilled into side streets. Enforcement and $73 fines are in play.