Pasadena public health confirmed four pertussis cases at Don Benito Fundamental School; officials are working with the district and urging vaccination and monitoring.

A Woodland Hills home was broken into while residents were inside; police mounted an air search and are using license-plate readers to hunt suspects.

Patchy morning fog in Downtown L.A. gives way to mostly sunny afternoons with highs near 75°F. Small‑craft advisories hit some waters tonight.

Federal prosecutors say six men pleaded guilty after throwing rocks, fireworks and burning debris from the Main Street overpass that set a CHP patrol vehicle on fire. Sentencing hearings are set in the coming months.

A TikTok "speedrun" craze has forced Hollywood Scientology sites to tighten security and prompted an LAPD probe into a weekend disturbance.

A multi‑vehicle collision early Wednesday on northbound I-710 at Del Amo in Carson killed one person and shut the freeway for hours, the CHP says.

LAUSD has launched a study and regional meetings to decide whether seven aging high‑school fields should be replaced with artificial turf or restored as natural grass.

LAFD posted an alert early Wednesday for a structure fire at 1950 S La Salle Ave in Harvard Heights. Details remain limited as crews respond.

Westminster has installed ceremonial “Charlie Kirk Way” plates beneath All American Way at its Civic Center, a move approved last fall that has drawn both praise and protest. Local leaders say it honors free speech while critics call it divisive.

Neighbors in Oak Glen fear a missing mastiff was carried off by a mountain lion after a trail of blood was found; state wildlife officials urge pet owners to secure animals and report sightings.

Audacy will flip 97.1 FM to a sports‑talk format called 97.1 The Fan on May 11; KNX news will continue on AM 1070 and digital streams.

A house fire at 14856 W Aztec St in Sylmar sent one person to hospital and was knocked down in under an hour. LAFD listed FS75 among responding units.

Applications for L.A.'s Measure ULA emergency rent relief close April 30; eligible seniors and disabled renters could get up to $19,000 in a one-time payment.