Two juveniles were hurt in a hit-and-run in north Long Beach; one is critically injured but expected to survive. Police are investigating and asking witnesses to come forward.

Four people were detained after livestreaming a police chase across Los Angeles that ended on the 7th Street Bridge.

SAT deputies arrested a 28-year-old Newhall man after an investigation tied multiple incidents to the same female victim; he faces felony vehicle theft, burglary and vandalism charges.

A woman was found dead in an apartment on Pico Boulevard near Santa Monica College; police arrested a suspect and say the investigation is active.

Environmental groups are urging Rhys Williams to step down from the Board of Environmental Safety over his work with a lobbying firm that represents hazardous‑waste companies.

Anaheim agreed to a $250,000 settlement after a woman said police seized a car she’d just bought and arrested her. Court filings say the case began as a contract dispute at a local Hyundai dealer.

A late-night hit-and-run on Rosecrans left a teen on an e-scooter dead and another teen injured; deputies say the driver fled and are asking for tips.

A 23-year-old Los Angeles man was charged after the Ohio Fire burned about 2,035 acres near Hailey. Officials say the blaze began at a backcountry shooting area and is now contained.

Morgan Stewart says two burglaries at her Beverly Hills home took designer bags and watches and left her overhauling security as celebs report similar hits.

Dozens gathered in Old Pasadena to read names and mourn victims of recent ICE enforcement operations during a national day of action. Organizers pressed for footage and investigations.

Heat Advisory in effect for Downtown LA through 8 p.m. Monday, July 27; expect low‑90s highs, warm nights and dangerous south swells at south‑facing beaches.

A nonprofit coalition wants to buy and restore the 1926 Westlake Theatre near MacArthur Park as a community arts hub, while vendors and neighbors voice mixed reactions.

A branded-tent giveaway in Skid Row has renewed debate about corporate charity and housing policy in Los Angeles; the company says the tents were meant to help.