An arborist's report found more than two‑thirds of sampled coral trees on San Vicente are in poor health and likely to be removed. The city is planning safety work and community talks on replanting.

The Dodgers will visit the White House on July 23, but fan favorite Kiké Hernández will be absent — and stirred controversy after sharing a fan's letter with a return address.

An A Line train struck a vehicle at 534 W Pico Boulevard Thursday morning. Sixty passengers were assessed; one minor injury was reported and service was halted in one direction.

A man in his 40s was shot Wednesday night outside an apartment in Pico-Union; police say one suspect fired from a handgun and then fled.

Hawaii's Sunrise Shack opened at 4501 E. Carson St. in Long Beach, serving açaí bowls, bullet coffee and island-style toasts near LBCC.

A Burbank Boulevard storefront that rented over 100 mailboxes is tied to suspected identity‑theft activity, prompting fresh warnings from postal watchdogs and police.

A small black bear pushed into the Crestline Village Water District office on July 22, wandered through the lobby and left without causing damage. Video of the visit aired on local TV.

Los Angeles County Sheriff's homicide detectives responded Wednesday to a death at East 66th Street and Holmes Street in South LA. The victim was pronounced dead and investigators say the suspect is unknown.

A small phase 2b study found olorofim helped many patients with severe Valley Fever, offering a potential new treatment as California cases rise.

A driver was shot while behind the wheel in South Los Angeles and later crashed; LAPD has opened a homicide probe and is asking for tips and video.

Nearly 10,000 University of California attending physicians launched a union drive at Zuckerberg San Francisco General, saying they will press for better staffing, training and patient‑safety protections.

The Port of Long Beach signed a nonbinding memorandum with MARAD to study small modular reactors for ships and shoreside power. Bluecore is testing modules at Pier D.

Beverly Hills council upheld approval for an eight‑story, 55‑unit Builder's Remedy project at 232 S. Tower Drive, including 11 affordable units. Councilors added limits on construction hours.