The Versailles, a 78‑unit Westside midrise at 8811 Burton Way, sold for $47 million in a Marcus & Millichap‑brokered deal. Brokers say the full‑block site drew intense competition.

Los Angeles average fell to $5.93 after 18 declines in 19 days; AAA and analysts warn the relief may be fragile.

A probation stop in Simi Valley led officers to two kilograms of ketamine and follow‑up searches that police say uncovered roughly $2.1M in narcotics; two people were arrested.

An Anaheim police pursuit ended at the Fullerton OCTA park‑and‑ride when the chased car hit a pole, killing the driver and injuring a passenger. Investigators are asking for witnesses to come forward.

The Archdiocese and St. Anthony High School asked a judge to dismiss a fired admissions director's gender-harassment lawsuit. A July 8 hearing will determine whether the case proceeds.

Simi Valley police say a woman in her car was sprayed with a substance from gel blasters and allegedly targeted with a racial slur; investigators are seeking tips and video.

Los Angeles County has launched an interactive map that plots oil wells, refineries, landfills and other industrial sites so residents can see what’s near their homes.

AB 1751 would fast‑track townhomes and require a $28 hourly floor for construction workers, splitting California's building trades over how prevailing wages are set.

Julio Enciso was stretchered off in Paraguay's 4-0 warm-up win over Nicaragua, leaving his World Cup status for the June 12 opener in doubt.

Preliminary state monitoring shows the South Coast logged dozens of ozone exceedances through May 2026, driven largely by an unusually hot spring. That pace is the worst January–May stretch in over a decade.

A fast-moving brush fire in Antelope Acres blackened roughly 1,600 acres Friday and sent evacuation warnings into Los Angeles and Kern counties.

A Woodland Hills man pleaded guilty to selling counterfeit M‑30 pills containing fentanyl and was sentenced to seven years, prosecutors say. The seizure included over 1,000 pills and a handgun.

HACLA paid about $16.7M for a newly built, 44‑unit ED1 affordable building in Sawtelle, preserving deed‑restricted homes on the Westside.