Will Rogers State Historic Park reopened and hosted a Route 66 centennial kickoff, turning the scars of the Palisades Fire into a visible sign of recovery. Community groups and preservationists used the visit to spotlight the park’s next chapter.

The Parkline, a six‑story modular complex at 1457 N. Main St., is leasing 376 studio and one‑bedroom units and includes 42 extremely low‑income apartments. The finished building differs noticeably from early renderings.

Patchy fog slows the morning commute in Downtown L.A., then gives way to a warm afternoon with highs near 78°F. Gusty evening winds and hazardous surf are possible.

Anaheim police raided a Dale Avenue storefront Monday, detaining 18 people and seizing gambling machines and a large sum of cash at a business the city had targeted before.

A large debris fire near a Long Beach construction site sent thick black smoke across the city Monday and temporarily closed the northbound 710 offramp at PCH. Officials say no injuries were reported and the cause is under investigation.

Seven Fantasy 5 players across California split $704,170 this week, with winning tickets sold from San Francisco to Huntington Park. This roundup lists the retailers and prize amounts.

A lone diner in Niland has become a barometer for Imperial County's Lithium Valley plan as locals weigh promised jobs against lawsuits, financing gaps and basic repairs.

Nearly $25M in Measure A funds will advance four San Gabriel Valley projects and unlock 212 affordable homes.

A judge has ordered private mediation in Jack Kearns' suit alleging he was struck by a 40mm rubber projectile during the June 14, 2025 No Kings Day protest.

County inspectors ordered the Beverly Wilshire’s main dining room and an employees’ cafeteria closed after vermin citations; both operations were later cleared to reopen.

Two former Long Beach Yacht Club employees filed sex‑harassment complaints alleging the club’s executive chef targeted pregnant workers; the club denies wrongdoing. The state will review the claims.

An L.A. jury found Johnson & Johnson not negligent in a talc-related ovarian cancer suit brought by three families, adding another twist to the sprawling litigation.

A probation stop in Simi Valley led officers to two kilograms of ketamine and follow‑up searches that police say uncovered roughly $2.1M in narcotics; two people were arrested.