The Brentwood owners of the house where Marilyn Monroe died say L.A.'s historic designation has left their $8.35M property unusable; they sued to demolish or win compensation.

A government-contracted nonprofit has expanded its Chatsworth headquarters at 9200 Oakdale Ave, a move CoStar says ranks among the county's largest recent office deals.

City designers unveiled plans to replace the long‑closed 1927 Griffith Park Pool with a roughly $40M, three‑year project that would add a competition pool, a training pool and a modernized pool house.

A Los Angeles man was sentenced to life without parole after prosecutors said he killed his girlfriend in 2021; the case renewed scrutiny of parole rules that allowed his 2020 release.

AG Rob Bonta reached a proposed settlement with El Monte Union after a DOJ probe found failures in handling sexual harassment and abuse complaints.

Los Angeles County animal-control officers executed a search warrant at a Lake Hughes property and began removing roughly 700 dogs and cats, officials say.

Longtime vendors on Olvera Street say foot traffic and tourist dollars have thinned, forcing family-run stalls to shutter, fall behind on rent, or fight leases.

Tom Brady headlines a star-studded Fanatics Flag Football Classic at BMO Stadium on March 21, with Team USA joining and live coverage on FOX and Tubi.

Marcos Tulio Flores pleaded no contest to first-degree murder in the 2017 Van Nuys shooting that killed his sister-in-law and was sentenced to 25 years to life.

Dodger Stadium will unveil a flashy new concession lineup on March 26, including a watermelon‑habanero margarita, bone‑marrow tacos, char siu fries and a loco moco.

Ten people were arrested in Los Angeles after a four‑year FBI probe into an alleged title‑fraud operation that targeted elderly homeowners.

Two Oxnard men were arrested after a March 12 parking‑lot stabbing left a 22‑year‑old hospitalized. Police say the investigation is ongoing and are asking for tips.

A Los Angeles jury awarded former LAPD commander Nicole Mehringer $5.7M, concluding she was wrongfully fired after a 2018 off‑duty incident.