A firefighter-backed parcel tax failed to qualify after tens of thousands of signatures were checked and thousands were tossed, leaving Long Beach to confront a projected $61.3M shortfall.

The Port of Los Angeles moved 1,002,734 TEUs in June — the busiest June on record and the third month to top one million containers.

A Delaware shareholder complaint alleges Larry and David Ellison used payments and White House contacts to secure approval for Paramount’s $111B Warner Bros. bid.

Long Beach police are seeking the driver of a metallic blue Dodge Charger after a June 21 sideswipe on Seventh Street overturned a Honda Prologue and injured two people.

The City Attorney sued an LA landlord, alleging he harassed tenants to force vacancies at an eight‑unit South LA building and to secure higher rents.

A La Habra man with previous hate‑crime convictions has been charged in an alleged June 2 attack at a Panda Express and a July 10 vandalism, court documents say.

Disney says Hulu will remain for now, but a leaked internal plan called "Project Gemini" shows a migration that could retire the Hulu app by late 2026. What subscribers should know.

Yard House shows up as “coming soon” at The Collection at Janss in Thousand Oaks; a May 19 permit is under review and no opening date has been announced.

Knott’s long‑shuttered Montezooma’s Revenge returns this July as MonteZOOMa: The Forbidden Fortress, with a new storyline and randomized launches. Fans finally get to ride again.

LAFD crews knocked down a one-story house fire in Pacoima on Tuesday; the cause remains under investigation and the department listed the response as INC#1048.

A Downtown Los Angeles tattoo artist says he was struck by a law‑enforcement projectile while leaving a June 9, 2025 protest, and has sued the city, county and state for damages. The complaint alleges lasting injuries, lost income and civil‑rights violations.

A former LASD deputy was sentenced to 18 months after admitting he lied about witnessing a $25,000 extortion at a Bel Air mansion.

A House committee moved the Port of Long Beach’s channel‑deepening plan closer to congressional authorization, a step officials say will ease ship delays and boost capacity. The project still needs funding and permits before work can begin.