Two individuals were arrested in North Hills by CBP agents for ties to a human smuggling hub linked to national security threats, with previous arrests including individuals on the FBI's Terror Watchlist. Local residents reported suspicious activity.

GOGO Charters plans to expand its shuttle service in Southern California and the Southwest by 2026, connecting cities like Los Angeles, San Diego, and Las Vegas with affordable fares and amenities.

A forklift and an Audi collided in downtown Los Angeles, resulting in severe injuries and both drivers hospitalized. The crash's cause is under investigation.

Caltrans begins overnight I-405 lane closures through Sepulveda Pass for pavement rehabilitation, causing potential delays for commuters and local disturbances.

Corona man sentenced to a year and a day in prison for $1.2 million tax fraud involving sales of Stan Lee memorabilia. He failed to report income from 2015-2018, owing $482,833 in taxes.

Cudahy postponed its July 3rd Independence Day event due to safety concerns amid ICE raids; neighboring cities did the same. Vice Mayor Gonzalez's controversial remarks drew criticism.

Pasadena's 14th annual Parks After Dark program begins July 10, offering outdoor activities, sports, movies, concerts, and dance lessons for community building and entertainment.

A man on probation was caught with 400 pounds of illegal fireworks at a Upland business complex; he is charged with weapon brandishing and selling fireworks.

Pedestrian Jose Roberto Lugo-Benitez, 44, was fatally struck by a vehicle in Santa Ana; police seek information.

LA County Supervisor Kathryn Barger honored 14 scholarship recipients from the Commission on Disabilities at a Board of Supervisors meeting, celebrating their academic and personal achievements.

A skinhead with a history of hate crimes was convicted of making criminal threats and committing a hate crime against a pregnant Black woman in Fullerton. He faces up to 38 years to life in prison.

Simi Valley traffic stop leads to the arrest of two individuals for possession of a concealed firearm and narcotics.

Los Angeles City Council unanimously voted to declare a fiscal emergency, potentially leading to over 600 municipal job cuts due to a $1 billion deficit.