Newport Beach firm Archer paid about $18M for three MemorialCare‑anchored clinics in Orange County; one site will free up roughly 5,000 sq ft for lease.

Brilliant Lady docked in San Pedro as Virgin Voyages launches LA homeport sailings. The adults-only line will operate five‑ to 17‑night itineraries along the Pacific coast.

Eater LA's Dining Report spotlights Pho Ngoon’s Hanoi-style bún chả and a massive Super Bowl pho, underlining the San Gabriel spot's steady local appeal.

An LAPD officer shot and killed a dog during a Sun Valley traffic stop after the animal allegedly bit the officer. Police recovered a firearm and fireworks and a departmental probe is under way.

A ticket sold at San's Liquor in Inglewood matched four numbers plus the Mega Ball and paid $67,276 after a 2X multiplier.

A Sunday fire at an abandoned East Hollywood building created hazardous conditions and forced a cautious LAFD response.

LAFD crews knocked down a pre-dawn contents fire at 414 S Burlington Ave in Westlake; 21 firefighters extinguished the blaze and no injuries were reported.

Federal agents in Los Angeles arrested Hamideh Soleimani Afshar and her daughter after the State Department revoked their green cards, authorities say. The department accused Afshar of promoting Iranian regime propaganda.

A 15.9-acre assemblage of seven Bel Air homes assembled by Kuwaiti billionaire Bassam Alghanim is being marketed for $105M ahead of a no‑reserve online auction in May.

Midday highs near 85F and gusty Santa Ana winds through the morning. Winds ease this afternoon.

A wind-driven brush fire in Acton prompted evacuations and a second-alarm response as crews and aircraft battled flames near Soledad Canyon Road.

Los Angeles County told residents Friday to know their evacuation zone and check evacuation status. Practical steps for finding your zone and signing up for alerts.

Segerstrom Center marks its 40th season with a Hispanic initiative, naming Arturo O’Farrill artist-in-residence and launching a multi-genre ¡VIVA! series. New commissions and dance, jazz and education programs aim to center Latino traditions in Costa Mesa.