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.

The Archdiocese and St. Anthony High School asked a judge to dismiss a fired admissions director's gender-harassment lawsuit. A July 8 hearing will determine whether the case proceeds.

A fast-moving brush fire in Antelope Acres blackened roughly 1,600 acres Friday and sent evacuation warnings into Los Angeles and Kern counties.

Mexico’s Pastelerías La Era plans to open Gloria by La Era on Ventura Blvd in Sherman Oaks, taking over the former Gracefully Fed storefront and serving Mexican pastries.

A federal jury in Los Angeles convicted Citron founder Andrew Left on multiple securities‑fraud counts, but defense lawyers say an outdated verdict form could upend the verdict.

Federal and local agents, including the DEA, carried out an active narcotics operation at MacArthur Park on June 4. Multiple people were detained and officials said the deployment would last more than a day.

Patchy fog Saturday morning in Downtown LA; highs near 77°F. Offshore waters under advisories and a moderate sundowner gust risk Sunday–Monday.

A pre-dawn pursuit and police shooting closed northbound I‑405 near Howard Hughes Parkway in Westchester; one person was hospitalized and no officers were injured.

A Ninth Circuit panel suspended two Orange County immigration lawyers and fined them after concluding their briefs included fabricated citations and misattributed quotes. The order also forces new, two‑year AI‑disclosure rules for the firm.