Centro CSO led a July 17 vigil in Boyle Heights to mourn two immigrants killed during separate ICE encounters and to demand transparency and independent probes. Organizers linked the deaths to a broader pattern of enforcement-related harm.

Surveillance video shows four people breaking into a Studio City home; police say about $100,000 in property was reported stolen and detectives are investigating.

A police pursuit involving a Tesla Cybertruck ended in a crash and an hourlong standoff on the westbound 118 in Chatsworth; the driver was later taken into custody.

A late-Friday solo-vehicle crash on northbound CA-14 at Palmdale Boulevard killed one person and closed the offramp for hours.

A Torrance judge allowed a narrow new deposition of Steven Tyler to check his finances and potential witness bias as the case moves toward an Aug. 31 trial.

A Canyon Country traffic stop turned up a loaded ghost gun after someone tossed it from a speeding car; two people were arrested and JAG detectives are investigating.

Morning fog gives way to sun with a high near 84°F. High Surf Advisory runs Sunday evening–Tuesday; avoid jetties and obey lifeguards.

Airman 1st Class Cedric Eneluna, 23, died after the heavy equipment he operated rolled down an embankment at Vandenberg. A Safety Investigation Board has been launched.

A Los Angeles judge denied a motion to quash subpoenas, allowing Disney to seek personnel records from ex-employees' later employers in a discrimination suit.

James “Fergie” Chambers was detained in Ibiza after a U.S. extradition request tied to sealed charges alleging material support for terrorism. The case has prompted protests in Spain and renewed debate over the limits of political funding.

A 25-year-old was given 13 years after pleading guilty to multiple counts tied to an October 24, 2022 drive-by that wounded three outside the Trinidad Apartments in Tustin.

LASD homicide detectives are investigating a death near the 14000 block of Shoemaker Avenue in Norwalk; one adult male was pronounced dead and investigators are seeking tips.

An L.A. Material analysis found the city issued more than 12,500 street‑sweeping citations on days without scheduled sweeping — roughly $910,000 in fines. LADOT says it cancels errors but hasn’t shared full records.