Emma Chamberlain will open the brand's first standalone Chamberlain Coffee café on Abbot Kinney this spring, with ceramics, pastries and a sit‑down layout.

LASD will run a day‑long bike‑and‑ped enforcement operation in West Hollywood on March 23. Here’s a plain‑English guide to the rules drivers often forget.

A 67-year-old pedestrian was severely injured in a hit-and-run at Anaheim St. and Redondo Ave. Police traced a red 1997 Toyota Previa to a Walnut Avenue address as the probe continues.

A pedestrian was killed Friday night after being struck by a train in Northridge, LAFD says. Authorities have launched an investigation.

Gardeners across Los Angeles are spotting more grasshoppers this spring. Experts say the spike is weather-driven and usually temporary.

The FBI renewed its hunt for Mary Carole McDonnell, accused of posing as an aviation heiress and fleecing lenders out of nearly $30 million.

Vallarta’s 60,000‑sq‑ft Rancho Cucamonga store opens April 1, debuting a Costa de Oro seafood counter, 219 jobs and community giveaways.

C.Y. Fest — set for March 28 at The Belasco — was cancelled after allegations against its founder sparked promoter and artist withdrawals.

A George Mason researcher told CBS LA that teens are using easy AI tools to create sexual images of classmates. Experts say parents and schools must preserve evidence and report.

The owner of the L.A. Grand Hotel has asked a judge to dismiss negligence and interference claims in a suit by the Academy of Media Arts. A hearing is scheduled for April 2, 2026.

A Los Angeles federal judge dismissed the DOJ's challenge to California egg‑production laws, finding the government lacked the concrete injury needed to sue.

Frank Gehry’s long-unbuilt Grand Avenue plans — from a new 1,000-seat Colburn Hall to projections on Disney Hall — could be fast-tracked ahead of 2028.

USC reached an out‑of‑court settlement with Joyce Bell Limbrick over allegations tied to former AD Mike Bohn; terms of the deal were not disclosed.