Morning fog trims visibility in Downtown LA; inland gusts could reach advisory levels this afternoon.

The Port of Los Angeles handled 890,661 TEUs in April, up 5.7% year‑over‑year. Imports led the gain, marking the highest monthly volume since August 2025.

Atlético says Johnny Cardoso will undergo ankle surgery and is expected to miss the 2026 World Cup, forcing Mauricio Pochettino to reshuffle midfield options before the roster reveal.

Shai Gilgeous-Alexander put up 35 as the Thunder beat the Lakers 115-110 in Los Angeles, completing a four-game sweep and advancing to the Western Conference finals.

A six‑story, 214‑unit affordable housing project called Colorado Grand Oaks is proposed at 2155 E. Colorado Blvd as design tweaks head back to Pasadena’s Design Commission.

The Port of Long Beach signed an MOU with Lincoln Transportation and Wonderful Real Estate to pilot a Green Truck Corridor to the Central Valley using electric heavy trucks. The deal aims to speed the port’s move toward zero‑emissions operations.

A Kern County fire captain was arrested on a $4 million warrant accusing him of years‑long sexual abuse of a child, authorities say.

The California Hospital Association sued Anthem Blue Cross, saying a new policy that cuts hospital payments when out‑of‑network doctors provide care is unlawful and risks deeper financial strain.

A 24-year-old woman was killed when her SUV rolled over on SR-60 in Moreno Valley; an infant in a rear car seat suffered only minor injuries as CHP investigates.

Union leaders handed more than 225,000 petition signatures to the City Clerk to try to put a half‑cent sales tax for LAFD staffing, stations and equipment before voters on Nov. 3.

Long Beach Pride returns this weekend with Teen Pride, a two‑day festival at Marina Green Park and a Sunday parade down Ocean Boulevard. Find lineup, rules and closures.

San José Mayor Matt Mahan tied his gubernatorial campaign to the struggles of small businesses in L.A.'s Fashion District, citing fires, ICE raids and safety concerns.

A jury found Jesus Gonzalez‑Arteaga guilty in April; last week a judge sentenced him to life without parole and additional consecutive terms totaling more than 91 years, prosecutors say.