The 10th L.A. Get Down Festival runs April 10–26 at Greenway Court Theatre with readings, workshops, a youth Classic Slam and the InkSlam final.

An artist-designed oceanfront home on the Marina Peninsula has been relisted at $9.995M, complete with a Dale Chihuly chandelier and rooftop views.

Los Angeles County DA Nathan Hochman was set to announce charges tied to the July 20, 2025 605 Freeway crash that killed four people.

Site prep is under way at 6046 W. Comey Ave. for a five‑story, 61‑unit building set aside for low‑ and moderate‑income households. The development qualified for density‑bonus and ED‑1 streamlining.

Santa Monica police are investigating reports of shots fired on the Santa Monica Pier late March 15. Officials and local TV posted video of a heavy law-enforcement response.

Irvine police say a mail carrier flagged two people Saturday at the Park at Irvine Spectrum; officers recovered multiple packages and later found the suspects’ vehicle at a nearby marketplace. The department posted photos of recovered items.

WADA is weighing a rule that could try to exclude U.S. officials — including President Trump — from Los Angeles 2028 amid a dispute over millions in unpaid dues.

Homicide detectives responded to a death on the 400 block of East Lancaster Boulevard in Lancaster. Officials have released few details and are asking for tips.

Subpoenas in a whistleblower suit produced almost no texts between Hydee Feldstein Soto and a deputy, prompting claims that messages were deleted or withheld.

Federal marshals arrested alleged Tren de Aragua leader 'El Turko' in Los Angeles; Chile seeks his extradition on kidnapping and extortion charges.

Two LAPD officers were arrested after prosecutors say they filed fraudulent COVID-era unemployment claims. Both were booked, released and placed on administrative leave while the investigation continues.

A Santa Clarita deputy detained a passenger who allegedly tried to carjack a rideshare driver in Valencia; the suspect was booked and held on $100,000 bail.

A Long Beach antiques dealer says a U-Haul full of 1920s–30s paintings, pottery and furniture was stolen; dozens of one-of-a-kind pieces remain missing and a reward is offered.