A judge denied a landlord’s bid to join the city's suit against Waymo over two Broadway charging lots, leaving Waymo to defend the sites while neighbors press nuisance claims.

A temporary pedestrian bridge at the Santa Monica Pier opened this week, becoming the new main entry while the Ocean Avenue span is rebuilt through late 2027.

A 1,000‑year simulation shows stress near Cajon Pass at millennium highs, raising the chance that a rupture could cross from the San Andreas to the San Jacinto fault.

Long Beach cleared the next phase of the Orange Avenue bikeway in Bixby Knolls — protected bike lanes, bus islands and sidewalk repairs are headed to the corridor. A major Caltrans grant must be allocated soon.

Vui Ve is expanding to Brentwood, set to take over the former Pita Bar + Grill at 1168 S. Barrington. The DTLA‑born Vietnamese brand will open its third LA location.

La Nena Cantina will open a 5,000‑square‑foot Downtown LA restaurant at 141 S. Grand Ave, aiming to debut in about four to five weeks while awaiting a liquor license.

A Los Angeles judge allowed most claims to proceed in a former auditor's suit against the Dodgers, keeping alive a fight over roughly $192,000 in unpaid fees.

A reported road‑rage confrontation that may have involved a firearm prompted a lockdown at Los Angeles High School. School police detained one person while officers searched the campus.

A Los Angeles County deputy constable collapsed and died after subduing a drunk outside Linda Vista Park on June 10, 1906, county memorial records show.

Arden Villa in Pasadena — the estate behind Dynasty's lily‑pond fight — is listed for $45 million after renovations by Anthony and Ann Russo.

The Directors Guild reached a tentative four‑year deal with studios and streamers; the agreement now heads to the DGA board and then to members for ratification. If approved, it would extend labor stability through the term.

Wellpointe has filed for a four-tower, 100% affordable senior-living complex at 6400 Canoga Ave in Warner Center, proposing roughly 3,458 units and mixed-use space.

A massive pallet‑yard fire tore through North Batavia Street in Orange on June 10, 2026. Propane tanks at the scene exploded and crews knocked down the blaze within about 90 minutes.