Colorado's 4-2 Game 3 win put the Kings down 3-0 in the first round, leaving L.A. one loss from elimination in Anže Kopitar's farewell season. Game 4 in Los Angeles is now must-win.

A Caltrans worker found heavily decomposed remains near Live Oak Canyon on April 23; the San Bernardino County coroner has taken over the investigation.

LAFD posted a "major" spill alert for 2104 N Pasadena Ave in Lincoln Heights. HazMat crews have been dispatched and details remain limited.

A truck pursuit kept Baldwin Park on edge Thursday night as officers chased the vehicle through neighborhood streets. Officials say the situation is developing.

A Hope the Mission tiny‑home village in North Hollywood houses about 78 people in 39 units; operators call it a bridge to permanent housing even as city data show mixed outcomes.

Pizza City Fest brings 40 SoCal pizzerias to the L.A. LIVE deck April 25–26 with panels, demos and a cross-section of regional pies.

Koreatown’s monthly Critical Mass has swelled into a near 4,000-strong moving party, meeting at Wilshire and Western and pushing visibility for safer streets.

Two people were killed and a third critically injured in an early-morning shooting in Baldwin Park near Millbury and Bresse avenues. Authorities say the call came in at about 5:07 a.m. and investigators are seeking tips.

Expedia has hired former Snap CFO Derek Andersen to run finance, effective May 11. The SEC filing details a multimillion‑dollar equity grant, signing bonus and relocation support as Andersen moves to Seattle.

A person of interest was detained after a man was found dead in South Gate's Karmont Avenue neighborhood; LASD homicide detectives are investigating.

A bat found near Fullerton College's music building tested positive for rabies; Orange County health officials say anyone who may have touched the animal should seek evaluation.

A possible swatting call drew multiple LAPD units to an Encino home tied to Creators Inc.; officers searched the property briefly and then left. The incident is under investigation.

Long Beach opened applications April 23 for a Measure A‑funded renter aid program offering up to six months or $9,000 per household, with the first window open through May 8.