A Los Angeles man says a phone dropped from an upper deck at Dodger Stadium struck him in the head in 2024; he filed suit this month seeking damages and changes to stadium safety.

Sky’s Gourmet Tacos will close its Pico Boulevard dining room on August 15, 2026. Owner Barbara 'Sky' Burrell plans to continue the brand through catering and a ghost kitchen.

Bohm’s lawyers will ask a Van Nuys judge to dismiss murder counts tied to the 2023 PCH crash that killed four Pepperdine seniors. The hearing is set for July 27, 2026.

A man was arrested after a swastika was spray-painted near E. Alameda and S. Flower in Burbank; city arrest logs show vandalism and a hate‑crime allegation.

A California appellate panel ruled that MICRA’s noneconomic cap doesn’t automatically apply to custodial elder‑abuse claims against nursing homes, reversing a trial‑court reduction.

A suspect opened fire and barricaded inside a Chatsworth home after deputies answered a domestic call, triggering a multi‑agency standoff on Thompson Avenue.

Ventura police say a 33-year-old was arrested after a woman escaped an alleged kidnapping and knife attack on Wheeler Canyon Road; detectives are seeking witnesses.

A downtown demonstrator says she was struck twice by less‑lethal projectiles during the June 2025 protests and has filed a July lawsuit alleging lasting injuries.

Four people were detained after livestreaming a police chase across Los Angeles that ended on the 7th Street Bridge.

SAT deputies arrested a 28-year-old Newhall man after an investigation tied multiple incidents to the same female victim; he faces felony vehicle theft, burglary and vandalism charges.

Dozens gathered in Old Pasadena to read names and mourn victims of recent ICE enforcement operations during a national day of action. Organizers pressed for footage and investigations.

A water main burst on Romaine Street near Paramount Studios on July 24, flooding the block and prompting a LAFD response; crews isolated the line and no injuries were reported.

The Laguna Beach Community Land Trust closed escrow on two canyon properties, preserving 50 live-work studios and roughly 25,000 square feet of workspace for local artists.