LAFD says a small contents fire at 338 N New Hampshire Ave in East Hollywood was extinguished Sunday; no injuries were reported.

USC says it fired a longtime secretary after he allegedly invited a VP to 'talk man‑to‑man' at the Tommy Trojan; the former employee says he was pushed out for raising complaints. The dispute now turns on competing court filings.

A man accused of firing paintballs at a federal officer in downtown Los Angeles in June 2025 is expected to plead guilty in federal court on May 11, 2026.

Dua Lipa sued Samsung in federal court in Los Angeles, saying a backstage ACL photo appeared on TV boxes and created a false endorsement; she seeks at least $15M.

A Los Angeles veterinary worker's blood showed H5N1 antibodies after treating an infected cat, offering the first serologic evidence of possible cat-to-human transmission.

A Studio City neighbor says he was sprayed with an irritant while confronting burglars; LAPD says no arrests and is asking witnesses to come forward.

Four people died after a head-on collision on Mount Emma Road near 77th Street East in Littlerock; investigators closed the road as they processed the scene.

A woman in her late 70s was struck and killed late Friday on Wilshire at Malcolm Avenue in Westwood. Police say the driver fled and no vehicle description is available.

A San Rafael-registered nonprofit called Neighbors First has blanketed L.A. with glossy mailers that praise some incumbents and attack others, prompting calls for ethics scrutiny.

Santa Monica began mailing warnings May 1 as it rolls out camera enforcement for blocked bike lanes. Citations and a $93 fine take effect July 1 after a 60‑day grace period.

A 10-year-old in Koreatown was shaken but uninjured after a Mercedes SUV crashed through her home's wall and into the living room; the driver was hospitalized in stable condition.

A May 7 complaint says a Riverside County deputy ran a red light in Calimesa, killing 21‑year‑old Gavin Hinkley and leaving his fiancée with catastrophic injuries.

City Council ordered a fast review of how L.A. handles red‑flag warnings, with proposals ranging from higher fines and park closures to temporary construction moratoria. Agencies have 30 days to report back.