Whittier detectives arrested two people after executing search warrants tied to a November Greenleaf Avenue shooting that wounded a juvenile.

A shuttered fast‑food site on Pico is proposed to be replaced by 85 apartments, including 15 very‑low‑income units.

LAFD crews were dispatched to a structure fire at 100 E. 21st St in Historic South‑Central. Officials have released only limited details so far.

Pasadena sold 13 long‑vacant Caltrans homes for more than $19.6M; proceeds are earmarked to fund new affordable housing under SB 959. The sales mark a turning point for the 710 corridor homes.

LA28 will convert Sepulveda Basin and Lake Balboa into a Valley Zone for BMX, skateboarding, modern pentathlon and 3x3 basketball — a first for the region. Local leaders say businesses stand to gain.

A single-engine plane crashed behind homes in Camarillo, critically injuring two people. Emergency crews extricated the occupants and federal investigators were notified.

Roughly 150 Redlands students staged anti‑ICE walkouts and the district marked participants truant, pulling extracurricular privileges until makeup work or Saturday school is completed.

Homicide detectives responded Saturday after a man was found dead in the 32700 block of Ridge Top Lane in Castaic, the LASD said. Investigators are asking the public for tips.

LAFD says crews knocked down an auto fire inside a structure at 8513 N. Cedros Ave in Panorama City; Station 81 was listed among responders and the scene was listed as "now out."

Court papers say West Covina and ex-fire captain Curtis McCart reached an "unconditional" settlement in a suit alleging age and disability discrimination.

Ventura County detectives say they dismantled a brothel network that investigators say ran more than 30 hotel and residential locations; two suspects were arrested.

West Hollywood set aside $250,000 for a one-time restaurant grant program offering up to $12,500 per business. Applications run Feb. 5–19, but some owners say the aid may not be enough.

State officials point to multi‑million‑dollar LA County seizures as evidence that grant‑funded task forces are breaking up organized retail theft rings. The state says the effort produced 29,060 arrests and $226M recovered.