Screenshots posted by Tanner Scott's wife show violent messages aimed at the couple and their child after the Dodgers' 4-3 loss to the Phillies.

A fast-moving blaze at University Riverside Gardens left more than 100 residents displaced and sent smoke across the UC Riverside campus. Crews and aid agencies set up shelters.

A late-night wildfire was logged in Los Angeles County and listed as LAC-188677. Officials say it is burning on private land; cause and containment remain unknown.

A nesting pair of bald eagles has been spotted on Los Angeles County parkland; officials posted video and are asking visitors to keep their distance to protect the birds.

An unidentified person was found dead late Friday in East L.A.; sheriff’s homicide detectives have opened an investigation. Authorities are asking anyone with information to come forward.

Downtown Burbank will host an official World Cup fan zone July 18–19, with a VIP culinary terrace by Geoffrey Zakarian and a Loud Luxury post-match concert.

Newport Beach advanced a set of stricter rules that would limit where smoke shops and cigar lounges can operate and require annual permits overseen by police.

An ex-security guard admitted she killed a Santa Ana man on New Year’s Eve and was sentenced to 11 years after a plea deal that dismissed a murder count.

An Orange County judge dismissed the indictment against Dr. Yue "Emily" Yu after finding prosecutors withheld evidence; prosecutors may still decide whether to refile. The ruling pauses the criminal case while family-court fights continue.

A $2.5M settlement announced by California's attorney general voids MV Realty's long-term listing contracts and clears liens for nearly 1,500 homeowners. State officials say restitution and lien removals will follow fast.

Hermosa Beach faces a $3.2M budget shortfall; staff presented options including short‑term rental enforcement, parking pricing and possible tax measures.

A Los Angeles judge granted summary judgment to OppFi, finding FinWise Bank — not the fintech — was the true lender and rejecting the DFPI’s 'rent‑a‑bank' argument.

A City Council motion would require regular fee studies, empower the CAO to set schedules and could ask voters to approve a charter change in November 2026.