Family-shared video shows a white SUV run over a 66-year-old scooter rider near Figueroa and 84th; LAPD and the family are seeking tips to identify the driver.

Staff at a Burbank assisted‑living building held an intruder until officers arrived after the man climbed a gate and entered a 70‑year‑old resident's apartment; police arrested a 43‑year‑old on suspicion of residential burglary and elder abuse.

Connor Murphy, a Texas‑born fitness influencer, reportedly drowned in a Samut Prakan lake near his rented home. Authorities found vandalism at the property and have ordered forensic testing.

A person who may have been armed barricaded inside a MacArthur Park restroom after an alleged assault, prompting a tense LAPD standoff and negotiators on scene.

Caruso has set Aug. 15 for Palisades Village’s public reopening after a $100M-plus remediation. A mix of returning favorites and new restaurants will anchor the comeback.

A new Old Town Pasadena spot channels Bangkok street food into casual plates and slushies.

A crash at Reseda Boulevard and Lassen Street in Northridge left multiple people hurt and one person possibly dead, authorities said. Investigators are on scene.

Santa Monica officers used a 40mm less‑lethal launcher Monday to detain a hatchet‑wielding man near Ocean Park; the suspect was evaluated and the case is under review.

A Manhattan Beach Strand house asking $24.5M led last week’s LA County luxury contract roundup, topping a roster of high‑end deals. The three‑story oceanfront home first listed in April and last sold in 2018.

Angry Chickz opens its first Palmdale restaurant July 10, bringing its six‑level heat scale, signature sides and opening‑day giveaways to the Antelope Valley.

A Ventura teen faces felony evading charges after police say he led officers on an e-motorcycle pursuit that reached SR‑126 and crossed the Buena High campus.

A Long Beach man pleaded guilty after prosecutors say he and an accomplice used forged documents and notaries to steal four Orange County homes and convert proceeds into gold.

Two Assembly Republicans joined Democrats to pass SB 762, a bill that would let named cities and counties ask voters to exceed California’s 2% local sales‑tax cap. The vote has stirred GOP critics and taxpayer groups.