More than 50 vehicles took over 12th and Figueroa as LAPD officers were called away from a separate Skid Row investigation.

Jamison is scrapping its approved market-rate plan in Koreatown for a larger, income-restricted apartment complex with fewer parking spaces.

A DTLA law firm says it has lost touch with roughly 500 clients suing over fumes from the Chiquita Canyon Landfill. Hundreds more have already been transferred to another firm.

A nonprofit coalition wants to buy and restore the 1926 Westlake Theatre near MacArthur Park as a community arts hub, while vendors and neighbors voice mixed reactions.

A branded-tent giveaway in Skid Row has renewed debate about corporate charity and housing policy in Los Angeles; the company says the tents were meant to help.

CHP pursued a suspected stolen vehicle near downtown Los Angeles on July 23, snarling the Harbor (110) Freeway corridor. Officials were monitoring the scene and details remained limited.

Billboard magnate Brian Kennedy says USC breached a 1998 naming promise after the school built the Bloom Football Performance Center on his namesake practice field.

Caltrans will begin a multi‑asset overhaul of the I‑405, prompting recurring weekend lane closures that could last for years. Expect major delays on weekend nights.

A federal complaint filed July 18 says an LAPD less‑lethal round struck a protester in the head outside City Hall, leaving her unconscious and badly injured. The suit alleges the strike violated court limits on crowd‑control weapons.

LAFD knocked down a Westlake structure fire at 504 S. Lucas Ave Monday; crews contained the blaze in about 23 minutes and no injuries were reported.

A person died Wednesday after jumping from Los Angeles City Hall; police are investigating the death as an apparent suicide. The fall occurred on the Spring Street side and emergency crews pronounced the person dead at the scene.

Dozens gathered at La Placita Olvera to demand answers after two fatal ICE shootings; protesters want footage, investigations and a rethinking of enforcement tactics.

USC and Nike extended their apparel partnership through 2036, adding Nike NIL deals for select athletes, custom uniforms and a campus bookstore revamp.