LAFD Responds To Railroad Car Fire In Boyle Heights
LAFD posted an alert Sunday after crews were dispatched to a railroad car fire in Boyle Heights at 1438 S Grande Vista Ave; officials directed residents to incident details and safety guidance.
Echo Park Horror: Man Gunned Down on Hill Above Dodger Stadium
A 35-year-old man, identified as Michael Ortega, was fatally shot Sunday outside an Echo Park apartment near Dodger Stadium. Police say a suspect fled in a vehicle and detectives are asking for tips.
Broadway Landmark On The Brink: The Metropolitan Hit With $32 Million Foreclosure Fight
A 1913 Broadway landmark in DTLA is now for sale after a lender’s servicer moved for foreclosure; the 88‑unit property is largely leased but ground‑floor retail sits empty.
Carlos Mencia Snared In L.A. Tax Fraud Probe As DA Files Charges
Los Angeles prosecutors have filed criminal charges against comedian Carlos Mencia; the DA is set to announce details at a downtown press conference. The case was brought by the DA’s new Business Tax Fraud Unit.
Boyle Heights Inferno Rips Through Massive Warehouse Near Downtown LA
A large fire tore through a commercial building in Boyle Heights on June 17, prompting a major LAFD roof‑level response. Crews reported flames through the roof at 1400 S Los Palos St.
Wild Culver City Chase Spills Into Downtown as Driver Allegedly Hits Pedestrians
A suspect was arrested after a chase that police say struck multiple pedestrians. Authorities are examining several scenes across Culver City and downtown Los Angeles.
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All CitiesLos AngelesDowntown LAHollywoodSan Fernando ValleySouth Los AngelesLAPD Targets Los Angeles’ Most Dangerous Intersections
LAPD has stepped up patrols at several of the city’s most crash-prone intersections after a rise in serious collisions this year. Here’s where officers are focusing.












