Relatives of the disappeared, climate and labor groups rallied in Guadalajara accusing Hyundai‑Kia’s World Cup sponsorship of masking alleged pollution and rights abuses in its steel supply chain.

LAFD crews responded Sunday to a Westlake structure fire at 2218 W. 8th St. Crews reported smoke from a second-floor unit; status updates are pending.

County fire crews contained a brush fire in the Whittier Narrows riverbed, holding it to about 8–10 acres on Sunday.

An eight-story, 242-unit mixed-use complex has been proposed for 9700 W. Pico Blvd.; plans include 11 very-low-income units and 4,150 sq ft of retail.

LAFD reported a knockdown of a structure fire at 3416 E. 5th St. in Boyle Heights; FS25 was listed among responders and no injuries were reported in the initial alert.

Pasadena City College condensed Summer 2026 into a single eight‑week session (June 22–Aug. 14). The college lists updated deadlines, fees and student services and says Canvas access now requires MFA.

A man was struck and killed after running into traffic while fleeing a machete attack on Bolsa Avenue in Westminster on June 14. Two suspects were arrested, and detectives still seek one hit‑and‑run driver.

Raising Cane’s opened a two‑story flagship on Century Boulevard in Inglewood, outfitted with LED displays, public art and late‑night hours to serve arena crowds.

Pasadena’s 2026 one-night count registered 577 people; unsheltered numbers fell as shelter and motel placements rose amid tightening funding.

A brush fire flared next to the I-105 in South L.A., sending smoke over the freeway and drawing a quick emergency response. Video from the scene circulated online.

City Council will consider a restorative‑justice package for the 710 stub that includes a mayoral apology, a community oversight committee and housing priorities for displaced residents.

Ministry of Coffee opened a West Hollywood shop on Santa Monica Boulevard and offered free coffee to the first 50 guests during its soft opening. The café is running limited hours as it settles in.

Cedars-Sinai's Cayton BRCA Center will centralize genetic testing, screenings and fertility care into a single visit, funded by a $30M Cayton Goldrich Family Foundation gift.