A 1913 Broadway landmark in DTLA is now for sale after a lender’s servicer moved for foreclosure; the 88‑unit property is largely leased but ground‑floor retail sits empty.

Residents and immigrant advocates urged Costa Mesa to end its Flock Safety lease after misuse and data‑sharing concerns ahead of a July 21 council vote.

A traffic stop near Los Nietos Park led Whittier police to seize two loaded ghost guns, a short‑barreled rifle and suspected meth during a probation sweep.

About 250 private jets landed in L.A. within 24 hours before the U.S. team's opener, stretching business‑aviation fields and reigniting debate over noise and emissions.

Viral clips show officers turning residents away near SoFi Stadium during World Cup match traffic. Inglewood and Metro say they’re coordinating to protect neighborhood access.

Belmont Shore’s The Reef returns to the Long Beach waterfront with brunch, happy hour and a surf‑and‑turf menu including wagyu and crab cakes.

City Council approved a $19.8M plan to relocate the crime lab to downtown Long Beach, pairing a construction contract with a purchase to end expensive lease terms. The move is aimed at expanding in‑house testing and cutting long‑term costs.

A teen born in Nicaragua was detained by ICE in Los Angeles hours after his high school graduation, video from FOX 11 shows.

A Pasadena man charged in the 2023 killing of a fellow tenant is due in court Thursday as the case continues through pretrial proceedings. The hearing is set for 8:30 a.m. in Department F.

A Los Angeles mall protest has turned into a lawsuit: a man says a security guard battered and detained him while he protested Paris Hilton’s 2023 book signing, and has added photos to his complaint.

A new Hulu episode revisits allegations that a woman overstayed in Point Dume homes and forced owners into lengthy eviction fights. The cases raise fresh questions about California tenant law.

A suspect was arrested after a chase that police say struck multiple pedestrians. Authorities are examining several scenes across Culver City and downtown Los Angeles.

Lefonts' family has sued Downey and several top officials, alleging the city ignored warnings and security failures after his Sept. 13, 2025 stabbing at the library parking lot. The complaint also highlights an ambulance theft that delayed care.