LADOT will reconfigure Pico Boulevard from Crenshaw to Figueroa with protected bike lanes, new signals and hundreds of parking changes; construction begins in late 2026.

A street takeover crowd rushed into a DTLA luxury building lobby early Sunday, smashing glass and scuffling with staff, video and police accounts show.

Arcadis won two Los Angeles contracts totaling more than $18M — work on the Convention Center modernization and a five‑year clean‑water program. The deals mix downtown construction management and stormwater projects.

A Los Angeles judge left a 60+ union laborer’s punitive‑damages claim against Hathaway Dinwiddie standing, after allegations of long‑running ageist taunts and a disputed firing.

LAFD says crews knocked down a Westlake structure fire at 150 S Mountain View Ave early Friday. The department’s alert named FS20 among responders and included a map.

Supervisors ordered expanded naloxone access, closer camera monitoring and randomized safety checks after another spike in jail deaths. The motion sets 120‑day deadlines and audits.

Tomorrowland’s CORE lands in Los Angeles May 2–3 with a face-shaped stage and a stacked electronic lineup.

A March 23 debate at LA Center Studios will center housing, homelessness and transit as candidates Raman, Huang and Miller debate ahead of the June primary.

Jury selection begins this week in Los Angeles in the wrongful‑death suit over Gemmel Moore’s 2017 death; Ed Buck is already imprisoned after a federal conviction.

A man says an LAPD 'less‑lethal' projectile struck his right eye during Dodgers 2020 celebrations, costing him vision and a competitive gaming career; trial is set for April.

A man in his 20s was shot Sunday night near Central Ave and 2nd St after an argument over money; police say the suspect fled and the victim is stable.

A Colombian family says life on Skid Row left their 6-year-old sleeping in a motorhome as county and city programs push to move people indoors. The New York Post spoke with the parents; county plans pledge funding.

A federal jury in Los Angeles convicted two protesters of stalking after they followed an ICE agent home and livestreamed the encounter, while a third defendant was acquitted.