The Dodgers’ new Single‑A club, the Ontario Tower Buzzers, opens at ONT Field on April 2 with an aviation‑themed ballpark and community programming. Fans will see a pilot‑bee mascot and family nights at the new complex.

LAPD Central posted a community advisory early Sunday saying arrests are being made after dispersal orders in downtown Los Angeles.

The Emma Fire was reported in Los Angeles County on March 27; early incident listings show the blaze on private land and the cause remains under investigation. Containment was not reported in the initial feed.

At a Pacific Palisades forum, insurance commissioner candidates pledged FAIR Plan fixes, rate transparency and ideas like a state reinsurance authority to ease homeowners' burden.

Luka Doncic poured in 41 points in the Lakers' 116-99 win, but a 16th technical foul now threatens a one-game suspension during the stretch run.

An anonymous plaintiff says Stiiizy vapes triggered cannabis‑induced psychosis and is asking a Los Angeles judge to let him sue under a pseudonym while the company opposes.

Bellflower's Golden Corral has been shut down by LA County health inspectors for vermin infestation — and it turns out this isn't the first time. The same location was closed for the identical violation in March 2020, making the Bellflower buffet a two-time offender at the same address, six years apart.

Video shows a blue BMW chasing and menacing cyclists in Newport Beach; police say they arrested a Corona man and seized the car as evidence. One rider was hospitalized.

Lara Khouri, formerly CHLA's COO and a Long Beach native, has been named CEO of Miller Children's & Women's Hospital. She plans to expand specialty care, AI tools and regional transport services.

Laguna Beach has made room for hundreds of new homes, but most are market‑rate; the city still needs dozens of very‑low, low and moderate‑income units to meet state targets.

A Riverside judge set a May 29 preliminary hearing for Rebecca Haro, who is charged in the death of her 7‑month‑old son Emmanuel. Prosecutors say evidence points to prolonged abuse.

Los Angeles prosecutors charged an LAUSD IT project manager and a vendor owner after alleging a multi‑year scheme that steered more than $22M in district contracts to the vendor. The DA says texts and payment records are part of the charging documents.

An internal LAPD review found body-worn video that appears to conflict with an arrest report at Pueblo Del Rio in South L.A.; two Newton officers were pulled from patrol pending investigation.