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.

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.

Video shows military helicopters and controlled explosions over Puente Hills Mall in City of Industry. Officials say it was a U.S. military training exercise and police assisted on scene.

Pasadena officials warn of loud booms and simulated gunfire Wednesday night near the old St. Luke hospital; police will manage the scene and the city will push alerts.

Organizers say the city pulled support for Sunland‑Tujunga’s long‑running Fourth of July parade and a final traffic‑control estimate topping $20,000 forced cancellation.

HUD’s 2025 point-in-time snapshot shows a small drop in homelessness in California and nationwide, but advocates warn counting quirks and policy changes could blunt the gain.

A growing tent encampment behind an elderly man's South LA home has neighbors worried about blocked alley access and fire risk.

The HFPA and expelled member Magnus Sundholm filed joint papers asking an L.A. judge to enter judgment in the HFPA’s favor, following an appellate notice that no appealable order exists. The move could close a legal dispute dating to 2021.

CoStar reports Los Angeles' unemployment climbed to about 5.5% in April, above the U.S. rate; state data show a 5.2% county figure as information-sector losses mount.

A couple displaced by the Eaton Fire says their landlords charged nearly triple the lawful rent for temporary housing. They’ve filed suit seeking restitution and civil penalties.

Pattie Gonia has publicly pushed back against Patagonia's trademark suit, calling it an attempt to 'erase an activist.' The case, filed in Los Angeles federal court, centers on merch and a disputed trademark application.

Immigrant-rights and labor groups will protest outside FIFA's Los Angeles offices, accusing the organization of collecting workers' Social Security numbers and sharing data with federal agencies. Organizers want accreditation halted or reformed before World Cup matches begin.

The state’s new HOPE program seeds $3,000 trust accounts for eligible foster youth and children who lost a caregiver to COVID. Applications and pilot sign‑ups are rolling out this spring.