A Hollywood coalition says official counts miss people on the street and will publish an independent tally on May 27.

A fast-moving brush fire burned roughly 30 acres above Tonner Canyon in Chino Hills Wednesday, prompting mandatory evacuations and an emergency shelter.

WareSpace paid $15.8M for a freeway‑adjacent Santa Fe Springs warehouse and will convert the 1960s building into 250–2,000 sq ft units for small businesses.

A ceremonial topping‑out at The Broad will place the final steel beam Wednesday, marking structural completion of the expansion. The project adds roughly 50,000 square feet and aims to open in 2028.

After years of local organizing, Long Beach has lined up Phase I upgrades at Martin Luther King Jr. Park — courts, a walking path and playground work — with designs previewed next Monday.

New footage captures the aftermath of a stabbing at Horizon Ave and Main St in Venice; the victim is stable and a suspect was taken into custody.

CAVA opens in Westlake Village this Friday with a Community Day benefiting Food Share of Ventura County; the chain will match donations up to $1,000 and hire 25–40 locals.

Onni filed plans to replace part of Wilshire Courtyard with twin 67‑story towers that would deliver 2,586 apartments, grocery space and new podium parking in the Miracle Mile.

A driver struck a woman in her 60s while she crossed Olympic Boulevard at Beacon Avenue in Westlake on April 10. Police are asking for tips and a reward is being offered.

If wildfire forced you from your Los Angeles home, you can still get your June 2 ballot by adding a temporary mailing address. Here’s how and where to get help.

An SUV rolled off a Sunland hillside into Oro Vista Park on Monday evening, killing one man and sending three others to hospital. LAPD Foothill detectives are investigating.

Culver City rolled back several film permit fees and waived daily charges in a one‑year pilot, trimming hundreds off the bill for typical three‑day shoots. Officials say the changes aim to keep production dollars and jobs in town.

City staff recommended a 2.932% CPI adjustment to Pasadena's FY27 fees, adding revenue to sewer and other funds while funding pump‑station modernization.