Manhattan Tipster Lights Fuse Under Mark Walter’s Billion-Dollar Empire
An internal Guggenheim complaint set off a federal probe that now touches insurers and private‑credit deals tied to Mark Walter; companies say they’re cooperating.
Feds Back Off L.A. Labor Boss In Raid Case Turnaround
Federal prosecutors filed a motion to dismiss the case against SEIU California president David Huerta, a year after his arrest during immigration raids. The move underscores questions about a string of protest prosecutions in Los Angeles.
Steel Giant Rises Over West Carson As Harbor‑UCLA's $1.8 Billion Rebuild Roars Ahead
Nine‑story tower and a six‑story clinic are rising at Harbor‑UCLA as the $1.8B rebuild presses toward 2028. The project will add hundreds of beds and consolidate outpatient care on the West Carson campus.
Torrance Massage Parlors Raided In South Bay Sex-Sting Over Trafficking Fears
LAPD detectives searched three South Bay massage businesses and say the sweeps turned up signs of prostitution and raised concerns some workers may be trafficking victims. Investigators cited workers and issued business violations while probing possible coercion.
Torosis Touts Comeback As Santa Monica Puts Main Street Back in the Spotlight
At a Main Street State of the City, Mayor Caroline Torosis touted crime declines, SaMo Bridge outcomes and a $6M renter‑aid program while warning homelessness and small‑business recovery remain urgent. The speech leaned on the Realignment Plan scorecard as proof the city’s fixes are taking hold.












