Alexander Calder’s 1964 fountain 'Three Quintains (Hello Girls)' has been reinstalled at LACMA’s David Geffen Galleries, its jets reactivated ahead of the April 19 opening.

A 66‑year‑old Orange man pleaded guilty in a federal case tied to nearly $270 million in fraudulent Medi‑Cal prescription claims. Sentencing is scheduled for August.

A suspected DUI driver led the CHP on a televised police chase through Orange County on Tuesday night; SkyFOX footage captured the pursuit and officials have released few details.

Los Angeles County approved a $3M loan to help build The Main, a 64‑unit affordable housing project at 15302 Rayen St in North Hills, with units for homeless residents and youth.

Shai Gilgeous-Alexander scored 25 as the Thunder crushed the Lakers 123-87 in Los Angeles, trimming OKC's magic number to one amid L.A.'s injury issues.

An attic fire at a Beverly Crest home at 351 N Delfern Dr drew about 100 firefighters Wednesday; LAFD reported no injuries and crews remained on scene.

The family of Eliar "Elias" Hernandez disputes the LAPD account after he was shot and killed; LAPD's Force Investigation Division lists an OIS and is investigating.

Deputies recovered a concealed camera tucked in shrubs in Cerritos, and officials say similar camouflaged devices are appearing across the Southland. Neighbors are urged to report suspicious items.

A suspected arson at a Kimberly‑Clark distribution center in Ontario early Tuesday burned through the roof of the one‑million‑sq‑ft facility; one person was arrested.

LAFD says firefighters knocked down a structure fire at 1041 S Oxford Ave in Harvard Heights; FS26 responded and the blaze is out.

Trader Joe’s has filed for a 12,585‑sq‑ft store at the old Fox Venice on Lincoln Blvd., listing hours and a request to sell a full line of alcohol.

Noble 33 will open a 12,000‑square‑foot Japanese steakhouse and izakaya at Rosewood Residences Beverly Hills, slated to debut in 2027. The dual concept will occupy the building's street level.

Los Angeles County is launching a second round of the Commercial Acquisition Fund — roughly $2.6M with $1M set aside for Supervisor Holly Mitchell’s Second District. Applications open May 5; outreach sessions will precede the launch.