A 23‑year‑old Long Beach man was arrested after police say he fired a shot toward someone near Carroll Park; no one was hurt and the suspect faces multiple charges.

A judge found enough evidence to send Fernando Ramirez to trial after the July crash outside the Vermont Hollywood that injured more than 30 people. Victims testified at a two‑day hearing about lasting injuries.

A Downtown Los Angeles artist collective called Sigil Kult was evicted after viral videos showed a subsidized Alexandria Hotel apartment trashed and staged online.

An oversight review reportedly found LAPD officers deviated from policy when they shot author Jillian Lauren during an April Eagle Rock standoff. The referral could trigger departmental discipline as her criminal case heads into diversion.

A Los Angeles woman has filed for a restraining order against Rams receiver Puka Nacua, alleging a bite and an antisemitic slur; a judge temporarily denied the request and set a hearing for April 14.

A Compton judge ordered three relatives jailed without bail after prosecutors said an 8‑year‑old was found dead inside a cooler at a Lynwood apartment. The defendants face murder and torture counts.

A San Fernando Valley gang member was sentenced to 35 years after pleading guilty to a racketeering conspiracy tied to a brutal 2018 killing in the Angeles National Forest.

A man charged in last summer’s downtown protests was pictured leaving court as prosecutors highlight that the fireworks seized were powerful, even “lethal.”

Supervisors ordered a 90‑day, countywide plan to harden infrastructure and speed enforcement after years of copper theft that have left streets dark and cost millions.

Family and the LASD are asking for help locating 37-year-old Rawan Louis Rayyan, last seen Jan. 24 in La Mirada. She has a mental health disorder and may be in Venice Beach, Santa Monica or Covina.

LAFD crews responded to a second‑floor fire at 4325 S Main St in Historic South‑Central Tuesday; smoke was showing from the second floor and multiple companies were on scene.

Nia Long filed court papers accusing a woman of years-long harassment and unwanted visits at her L.A. home. A judge denied a temporary order but set an April hearing.

Adva Lavie, who has used the online name Mia Ventura, has been charged with six felonies after prosecutors say she used dating apps to gain access to victims’ homes. An arraignment is set for April 6.