Graffiti reading "zionist" and a Star of David were spray‑painted on the Sunset Bronson Studios sign outside KTLA early Sunday; LAPD opened a vandalism probe.

A five-vehicle pileup on the eastbound 10 at Crenshaw Boulevard left at least one person dead and sent others to the hospital, authorities say.

An Orange County OB-GYN faces a felony charge after prosecutors say a newborn died following circumcision. The parents have filed a wrongful-death suit and the doctor’s license was suspended.

Federal agents used non‑lethal measures Saturday to push back protesters at Alameda and Temple outside the Roybal Federal Building. LAPD Central said local officers weren’t involved.

A San Dimas deputy died after a medical emergency during the Baker to Vegas relay; the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department says it has notified family and is coordinating support.

A two‑vehicle rollover in Wilmington late Saturday left one person dead and two others hospitalized after firefighters extricated occupants.

A three-vehicle crash early Saturday sent a car into Long Beach Municipal Cemetery and left one person dead as authorities investigate the cause.

A man in his 30s was shot Saturday evening in Pico‑Union; police say he is in stable condition and are asking witnesses to come forward.

A man ran into lanes of traffic and was struck by an SUV near Del Amo Boulevard and Locust Avenue; he later died at a hospital. Long Beach police say the driver stayed and cooperated while investigators probe the crash.

LAPD Central posted a community advisory early Sunday saying arrests are being made after dispersal orders in downtown Los Angeles.

A man accused of threatening St. Michael’s Abbey was given 60 days (credited as time served) for illegal brass knuckles in state court — but federal interstate‑stalking charges remain. An evidentiary hearing is set for May 20, 2026.

A viral video shows a mass brawl in Dodger Stadium’s section 309, with fans and ushers scrambling as the melee spreads and social posts call out steep game-day costs.

A Los Angeles deputy says he was reassigned after reporting a supervisor texted a photo of the sheriff on a toilet; county attorneys want punitive damages barred.