An animal-advocacy group is urging a criminal probe after a Tarzana sitter's boarded pit bull was found with severe injuries and later euthanized.

San Francisco crews pulled a person from the sand at Fort Funston after a glider incident; the patient was taken to a local trauma center, officials say.

Breezy trades and scattered showers today in Honolulu. Small Craft Advisory through Monday; King Tides could cause minor coastal flooding Monday–Tuesday.

A 41-year-old man was found dead inside a Roseland home early Sunday; police recovered a weapon and an autopsy is pending.

James Harden and his managers asked a Los Angeles judge to overturn a March 2025 fraud verdict that ordered roughly $1.35M in damages over a Beverly Hills rental; a hearing is set for Aug. 3.

A 161‑acre gift will open a fenced‑off summit above Larkspur, adding the missing crown to King Mountain Preserve. County officials expect the transfer to be finalized this summer.

A bicyclist was hospitalized after being struck on northbound I‑5 at Pacific Avenue in Tacoma; state troopers say the rider was going the wrong way and was not wearing a helmet.

A six‑story, 95‑unit building is proposed at 4730 N Clark, promising 7,600 sq ft of retail, 19 affordable homes and a rooftop deck next to Chase Park.

Police and detectives swarmed The Village at San Jose apartments after a reported shooting; neighbors say a minor was involved and emergency crews took a mother and infant to the hospital.

The City Council moved late June to put a charter change on the November ballot that could let it meet as little as once weekly. Watchdog groups say fewer mandated meetings would weaken public access during recovery and housing crises.

Late-night gunfire on the 1600 block of North Washtenaw left one man dead and another hospitalized; detectives are investigating.

EPA has ordered removal of corrosive liquids at the Cosmo Specialty Fibers mill in Cosmopolis after inspections found leaking tanks and corroded piping near the Chehalis River.

Scarlett on Beverly Blvd was temporarily ordered closed by county health inspectors after an inspection found a vermin infestation and multiple major violations. The closure began July 8.