A 27‑year‑old was arrested after allegedly striking a 56‑year‑old with a desktop monitor inside Burbank Central Library.

The Long Beach teachers union has injected about $45,000 into the District 5 school board race to back incumbent Diana Craighead and attack conservative challenger Maureen Flaherty. The spending has turned a quiet local contest into a test of curriculum and budget priorities.

Pasadena’s minimum wage will rise to $18.57 per hour on July 1, 2026, nudging the city past Los Angeles city and county floors. The change is an annual CPI‑based adjustment under the city ordinance.

Carter Hart stopped 33 shots as the Golden Knights beat the Ducks 3-1 in Game 1; Howden and Barbashev scored and Marner added an empty-netter.

Rae Chen Huang lays out a sweeping progressive platform that centers social housing, a nonprofit public bank and budget reforms ahead of the June 2 primary. Her questionnaire spells out specific steps to shift resources and expand tenant protections.

Placards that appear to discourage ICE raids — some listing Mayor Karen Bass — have been spotted across Los Angeles, local TV reports.

An early‑morning crash on Pacific Coast Highway at Mulholland Highway in Malibu killed a pedestrian and closed lanes; CHP is investigating.

Los Angeles is directing nearly $361M from Measure ULA into 80 projects, prioritizing preservation and community-led models.

A woman was killed in an early-morning shooting on the 2400 block of Strathmore Avenue in Rosemead. LASD Homicide is asking anyone with information to call 323-890-5500.

Mostly cloudy and cool Monday with a slight chance of light showers. Warming and sunnier midweek with highs into the 80s by the weekend.

LAFD crews responded to a structure fire at 1526 E 47th St in Central‑Alameda on May 3. Initial alerts list an offensive interior attack by units from FS21.

LAUSD has filed motions to dismiss and to block personnel records in a negligence suit alleging 1980s abuse by a teacher profiled on America's Most Wanted. A hearing is set for May 18; trial is scheduled for June 1, 2026.

The Holocaust Museum LA reopens June 14 inside the new Jona Goldrich Cultural Center, doubling its size and adding theaters, classrooms and a boxcar pavilion.