Two historic movie theaters in Los Angeles, the Westwood Village and Bruin, are closing, with future plans uncertain for the Bruin, while the Westwood Village may reopen after renovations.

Antonio Villaraigosa, former Los Angeles Mayor, announces his second run for California governor, citing his problem-solving record and success in crime reduction.

A woman was killed by a hit-and-run driver in Baldwin Hills, Los Angeles, while crossing the street with her boyfriend. Police are seeking a dark-colored Toyota Camry and any witnesses.

A burned body of an adult male was found in a San Bernardino field, prompting a police investigation and community concern. No suspects or motive have been identified.

A man was fatally shot at the Santa Fe Springs Swap Mamarket; a suspect is detained. The victim, later identified as Christopher Ortiz, was involved in a fight before the shooting. Police are investigating the incident, which might be gang-related.

A local developer may buy and finish the stalled, graffitied Oceanwide Plaza towers in downtown Los Angeles, with discussions of a $500 million sale underway.

Louie Ayala was arrested in Camarillo for drug possession, unlawful firearm retention, and resisting arrest after a citizen reported a suspicious vehicle.

Fugitive Pedro Gallegos-Garcia, wanted for a 2006 Costa Mesa quinceañera murder, was extradited to the U.S. to face charges after a multi-agency manhunt.

At-risk missing person Karsen M. Lawhorn was found safe after disappearing from his Long Beach home; the community and police's quick action was crucial in his recovery.

A student art exhibit at Glendale City Hall promotes water conservation, featuring works from the MWD's "Being Waterwise Is…" project, including two Glendale students.

Santa Clarita's Traffic and Pedestrian Circulation and Safety Improvements Project begins, affecting traffic patterns with median modifications and lane closures at key intersections.

South Los Angeles community mourns a 15-year-old boy killed in a street takeover-linked shooting, as violence including shootings and looting escalates in the area.

The City of Irvine announces its annual Summer in the City series, offering free Movies on the Lawn, Summer Concerts, and Symphony in the Cities at Great Park and Mike Ward Community Park.