A John Burns analysis cited by the San Diego Union‑Tribune estimates Orange County home prices about 35% above local fundamentals, the second‑largest gap in the U.S.

A private investor bought the 45‑unit building at 3717 Cardiff Ave in Palms for about $13.1 million. The property was marketed as a Westside value‑add near Culver City.

Disneyland will sell limited‑run $59 Evening Tickets for select Sundays–Wednesdays from July 12–Aug 5, giving single‑park after‑dark access. Park reservations are required and availability is limited.

CHP will deploy 100 low‑profile cruisers during a statewide July 2–5 enforcement period to target speeders and impaired drivers. FAST referrals have already surged.

Neighborhood restaurants, bars and halls from Queens to Houston turned into home stadiums as immigrant communities packed screens to watch the 2026 World Cup.

Whole Foods plans to relocate its Third & Fairfax store into The Daphne at 355 S Ogden Drive, anchoring the Bloom on Third redevelopment. The move follows Amazon’s grocery pivot earlier this year.

Packed "mega master" dockets at downtown L.A. immigration courts have left waiting rooms overflowing and prompted same‑day in‑absentia removal orders.

Six people were charged in Pacific Palisades after prosecutors say unlicensed contractors solicited fire survivors. The DA warns residents to verify licenses before hiring.

West Hollywood will launch a one-year drone first‑responder pilot by late July, sending unmanned craft ahead of deputies to scout scenes under new county rules.

A Riverside pastor died and his wife was hospitalized after a Caracas hotel collapsed during twin earthquakes. Congregants are raising funds and helping arrange travel home.

City Hall approved Fourth & Central — a $2B, 7.6‑acre plan to turn cold‑storage blocks into 10 buildings with 1,500+ homes, offices, shops and on‑site supportive services.

Luis Orlando Quiroz admitted attempted murder and child‑cruelty charges after a 2024 Temescal Canyon road‑rage shooting; the victim recovered and sentencing is set for Aug. 10.

The EEOC has sued Tawa Supermarket, alleging a years‑long pattern of national‑origin discrimination that favored Chinese workers over non‑Chinese staff. The complaint was filed in federal court in Los Angeles.