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Mostly sunny and mid‑70s today in Downtown LA; late‑day gusts possible. Boaters should note small craft advisories.
Crime & Emergencies in ...
A dirt bike rider led CHP on a chase through South L.A. and Compton Tuesday evening, ending in an arrest near Alondra Boulevard.
Prosecutors seized about $2.04 million from a Pasadena wound‑care clinic after filings say the clinic billed Medicare millions for skin‑graft treatments investigators say didn’t occur.
Retail & Industry in ...
JPMorgan Chase was named the Olympics’ first global banking partner and a founding LA28 sponsor, pledging athlete programs and local investments tied to the 2028 Games.
An unidentified passenger fell from a stateroom balcony aboard the Carnival Firenze off Catalina Island and died; federal agents have joined the investigation.
A juvenile was stabbed Monday night in downtown Long Beach; police arrested a nearby suspect and investigators are still working to determine a motive.
Heavy attic smoke sent LAFD crews to a Koreatown apartment on James M Wood Blvd early Tuesday. Crews moved into an offensive attack to contain the fire.
LAPD is asking for tips after a southbound e-scooter struck a woman on Main Street just south of 9th in DTLA on Feb. 26. A reward of up to $25,000 is being offered.
Politics & Govt in ...
Eastdil's new CEO gave $50K to a pro-Mahan outside group as Los Angeles real-estate figures funnel millions into the San Jose mayor's bid for governor.
A 26-year-old man was shot near Lankershim and Victory in North Hollywood early Monday; police say two suspects fled and the investigation is ongoing.
Real Estate & Development in ...
Millennium Partners retools its 34‑story proposal at 8300 Wilshire, cutting total homes to 211 while boosting deed‑restricted units under AB 2011.
The Planning Commission unanimously forwarded a missing‑middle cottage‑court housing plan to City Council that aims to create deed‑restricted workforce units for middle‑income workers.
Community & Society in ...
A handful of repeat plaintiffs and a single law firm have filed thousands of ADA claims in Los Angeles, pushing small shops toward four‑figure settlements. Lawmakers are weighing a notice‑and‑cure fix.
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