Shohei Ohtani was hit on the right hand by a pitch and left Tuesday’s Dodgers game at Dodger Stadium. The Dodgers offered no immediate diagnosis ahead of his scheduled start Wednesday.

City-run 'Kick It In the Park' will bring free World Cup screenings, youth clinics and neighborhood celebrations to parks across Los Angeles.

Two apartment fires broke out in Koreatown minutes apart early Tuesday, leaving one person evaluated and prompting an active investigation. Flames were visible into the downtown skyline.

A man in his 30s was found shot inside a silver SUV near Fourth and Mott in Boyle Heights late Sunday; police say no suspect information is available.

Gunshots rang out while LAPD served a warrant in South Park, triggering evacuations and a SWAT response before a suspect was taken into custody.

Massilia plans to reopen on Main Street this fall after relocating to DTLA earlier this year, owner Emmanuel Dossetti says.

A $1.2M settlement resolves allegations that Blueground raised rents after January's wildfires; refunds and penalties are scheduled pending court approval.

The long-idle St. Vincent Medical Center will reopen next month as a behavioral health and housing campus with a 205‑bed interim program. State and private funds are backing the phased redevelopment.

RAND’s LA LEADS finds tents shrinking in Hollywood and Venice while rough sleeping rises, a shift that makes outreach and official counts harder.

Metrolink will run extra trains and late‑night service on several World Cup match days and at Union Station’s fan zone, with free Metro transfers and shuttles to SoFi Stadium.

Police footage shows rats scurrying through a Westlake encampment as crews clear tents; city and LAHSA point to Inside Safe placements even as public‑health concerns mount.

Yoko Ono’s career‑spanning retrospective opens at The Broad this weekend, turning the museum and the city into a participatory peace project.

A man was shot near Union Station late Wednesday and taken to the hospital. LAPD says the victim told officers he thought he was being followed before the attack.