Hyundai-backed Supernal cut about 296 jobs and shrank to roughly 70–80 staff as it consolidates operations at its Irvine engineering hub.

A 12-year-old Platinum IE player collapsed during practice in San Bernardino and later died. The club, teammates and community have organized a vigil and fundraiser.

IKEA will open a roughly 38,000‑sq‑ft city‑center store at Culver City's Helms Design District this spring, bringing showrooms, pickup services and the chain’s cafeteria to the Westside.

A police chase in South-Central Los Angeles ended in a rollover near Main and 23rd. Sky5 footage shows the crash and one person was taken into custody.

A witness video shows a dog tumble from a moving pickup on the 405 near the Burbank exit in Sherman Oaks; the animal appeared unhurt.

At an ECRHA meeting on March 20, South Bay cities will outline how Measure A and local funds are being used for outreach, prevention and housing.

James Ransone, the actor who played Ziggy Sobotka on The Wire, died on Dec. 19 in Los Angeles; the medical examiner ruled his death a suicide and a family fundraiser has raised six figures.

The Judson, a 60-unit Beaux-Arts loft building at 424 S. Broadway, sold for $14.7M in a Kidder Mathews-brokered deal. The property was converted from a 1906 office building and marketed with Mills Act tax advantages.

Culver City police say a search warrant on the 10300 block of Culver Boulevard led to the rescue of four sex-trafficking victims and the arrest of a woman. Two men were cited as detectives continue to investigate.

A 42-year-old Fontana resident was struck and killed on Foothill Boulevard at Eucalyptus Avenue in Rialto; police named a driver and say impairment doesn't appear to be a factor.

A man died after an early-morning shooting outside a Lewisville bar; police arrested a suspect nearby and are asking for tips. Detectives continue to investigate.

LA County homicide detectives are investigating after a man was found dead near Compton Creek and the 710 Freeway; authorities have not released his identity.

Elijah Potts was sentenced to 10 years for a string of armed follow‑home robberies that hit shoppers across L.A. and Orange counties; prosecutors sought more and asked for restitution.