A Simi Valley man pleaded guilty to second-degree murder after the 2024 stabbing of his girlfriend, which prosecutors say happened in front of her children.

Police footage shows rats scurrying through a Westlake encampment as crews clear tents; city and LAHSA point to Inside Safe placements even as public‑health concerns mount.

BNSF's Barstow International Gateway could turn the Route 66 town into a major inland port, promising thousands of jobs and less truck traffic.

A fire erupted at a Sherman Oaks apartment building Thursday morning; early video shows heavy smoke as L.A. crews worked to knock down the blaze. No immediate word on injuries or cause.

Coming‑soon signs for Chinese chain Cotti Coffee have been posted at two Santa Monica storefronts as the brand expands its U.S. footprint. Locals will likely see a grab‑and‑go setup and app promotions.

Storm Properties has proposed 104 townhomes on part of the shuttered Florence Flanner campus, with private garages, a pocket park and a 10% very‑low‑income set‑aside.

Los Angeles renters are paying TikTok‑savvy apartment scouts for curated vintage listings and walkthroughs as vacancy stays tight and rents remain elevated. Scouts promise time saved and character found — but bring caution.

Crews struck a gas line and a water main near LAX on Wednesday night, closing lanes on Sepulveda at Imperial and 96th Street and prompting travel advisories.

A man was hospitalized after a deputy-involved shooting Wednesday on the 5500 block of N. Orangecrest Avenue in unincorporated Azusa; LASD homicide detectives and the county DA are reviewing the case.

Disneyland will remove its 11 a.m. park‑hopping restriction on June 9, restoring all‑day hopping for Park Hopper and Magic Key guests while keeping reservations and capacity controls.

A six-vehicle collision at San Miguel Drive and MacArthur Boulevard on Tuesday left one man dead and prompted a lengthy police investigation.

Law‑enforcement leaders will brief the public Thursday on 'Operation Firewall,' which officials say resulted in 341 arrests and 40 child rescues across five counties.

The Board of Supervisors unanimously approved steps to stand up an independent Ethics Commission and Office of Ethics Compliance, setting timelines for recruitment and a draft ordinance. County Counsel must return with a draft by June 30.