A motorist escaped uninjured after a suspect allegedly fired during an attempted vehicle theft on West 33rd Street in Long Beach. Police say the suspects fled and the investigation is ongoing.

LAFD crews responded to a technical rescue at 151 W 59th Pl in Florence on Saturday night; the department's alert listed Station 33 but offered few details.

An auto fire at a Tarzana home was extinguished Saturday; LAFD says the blaze stayed outside the house and crews declared knockdown within minutes.

Chef Sang Yoon has opened Tiny’s Burgers at South Coast Plaza, serving dry‑aged 4‑ounce patties, Tokyo dogs and a snack marketplace.

A man was killed Saturday after a shooting near the Los Cerritos Center in Cerritos; LASD homicide detectives are asking for tips.

Police in Orange arrested a 28-year-old after an apparent vehicle attack in an apartment courtyard left a man dead. Investigators are continuing their probe.

Santa Monica police logged 98 arrests and 2,652 calls the week of May 31–June 6; traffic stops turned up forged IDs, ketamine and a concealed, loaded firearm.

Judge Michael E. Whitaker set the trial for Feb. 14, 2028 and scheduled a September hearing as Robson and Safechuck press civil claims against Michael Jackson's companies.

LAFD crews responded to a structure fire in Watts on E 92nd St; FS65 was listed among responders and no injuries were reported in the initial alert.

Santa Monica accepted a $2 million U.S. DOT planning grant to study decking the I‑10 through Pico into parks. The study will map feasible cap-park sites and weigh capping against removal.

An $85 million construction loan has been arranged to fund 140 apartments and ground‑floor retail at 55 N. La Cienega, moving a long‑stalled Beverly Hills project forward. The plan includes 22 affordable units and an extensive amenity package.

LAFD Air Ops and Station 19 crews hoisted and air‑transported an injured hiker from Sullivan Fire Road in Pacific Palisades, officials say.

A San Luis Obispo judge found sufficient evidence to send former priest Theodore Gabrielli to trial on 24 felony counts after victims testified. Arraignment is set for July 14, 2026.