LAFD crews responded Monday to a structure fire at 1742 W. 36th St in Exposition Park; the initial alert listed FS34 and included a map but gave few details.

Pasadena City College condensed Summer 2026 into a single eight‑week session (June 22–Aug. 14). The college lists updated deadlines, fees and student services and says Canvas access now requires MFA.

A man was struck and killed after running into traffic while fleeing a machete attack on Bolsa Avenue in Westminster on June 14. Two suspects were arrested, and detectives still seek one hit‑and‑run driver.

Raising Cane’s opened a two‑story flagship on Century Boulevard in Inglewood, outfitted with LED displays, public art and late‑night hours to serve arena crowds.

Ministry of Coffee opened a West Hollywood shop on Santa Monica Boulevard and offered free coffee to the first 50 guests during its soft opening. The café is running limited hours as it settles in.

Pasadena’s City Council met behind closed doors on June 22, 2026, to discuss lawsuits challenging its approval of a safe‑parking permit at All Saints Church. Petitioners argue a failed November vote amounted to a final denial and point to alleged conflicts of interest.

Two Israeli nationals died in a single-vehicle Malibu crash; ZAKA and the Israeli consulate are assisting families as repatriation is arranged.

LAFD crews responded to a hiker rescue near Sunset Ridge Court in West Hills; Fire Station 105 and air resources were assigned to the call.

CHP captured a suspect linked to a double homicide after a highway pursuit Saturday; the person is being held on $3 million bail.

Universal Studios Hollywood has enclosed CityWalk behind new security hubs, moving metal detectors to parking‑garage entry points and changing how visitors enter the promenade. Plan extra time and pick your garage wisely.

A man died after jumping from the Lake Avenue overpass onto eastbound I‑210 on June 19; Pasadena police say the victim was transient and are asking witnesses to call.

A defense motion argues the acting U.S. attorney lacked lawful authority and asks a judge to dismiss a December 2025 federal indictment against an Orange County businessman.

A developer has filed plans to replace the gas station at 8555 Wilshire with an eight‑story, 72‑unit mixed‑use building two blocks from the new Wilshire/La Cienega station.