Surveillance captured two masked men burglarizing a Hyde Park home; the family says the thieves dumped ashes from a family urn and took jewelry and cash. Police ask for tips.

Nithya Raman overtook Spencer Pratt in the latest Los Angeles tally, moving into the runoff spot behind Karen Bass. Late‑counted mail ballots narrowed Pratt’s election‑night lead as officials continue processing outstanding ballots.

HCD's May 29, 2026 income tables raise county AMIs across California — L.A. edges up to $108,100 while Santa Clara leads at $205,500.

A judge has ordered private mediation in Jack Kearns' suit alleging he was struck by a 40mm rubber projectile during the June 14, 2025 No Kings Day protest.

Morning fog gives way to sun and a high near 76°F today. Temperatures climb midweek and coastal surf builds, raising rip current risk.

AB 2222 would create refundable per‑reporter tax credits in California, aiming to shore up thousands of local newsroom jobs while raising cost and oversight questions.

Kristina Khorram has asked a judge to dismiss a former assistant’s lawsuit tying her to Sean “Diddy” Combs’ alleged “freak-off” parties. Her lawyers say the complaint relies on conclusory claims and does not connect her to unlawful conduct.

A late-night two-vehicle crash on Maplegrove Street in La Puente left one man dead; the county identified him as 49-year-old Reginald Crim.

Fire crews lowered a rescuer and readied a helicopter hoist after a hiker was found gravely ill in the Hollywood Hills; officials say the cause is unknown.

County inspectors ordered the Beverly Wilshire’s main dining room and an employees’ cafeteria closed after vermin citations; both operations were later cleared to reopen.

Two former Long Beach Yacht Club employees filed sex‑harassment complaints alleging the club’s executive chef targeted pregnant workers; the club denies wrongdoing. The state will review the claims.

An L.A. jury found Johnson & Johnson not negligent in a talc-related ovarian cancer suit brought by three families, adding another twist to the sprawling litigation.

The city approved a 30-year purchase of Utah Solar 1 power, adding 300 MW to LADWP's portfolio and projecting major emissions and household benefits.