LA’s $62.6 Million Homeless Housing Push Has Just 3 Tenants So Far
City slides show the redesigned time‑limited subsidy program has produced just three move‑ins so far, even as officials point to administrative delays. The gap between goals and results is drawing new scrutiny from councilmembers.
Mystery Woman Killed in Hollywood Crosswalk Has LAPD Stumped
More than three months after an April 10 collision on Santa Monica Boulevard near Western Avenue, LAPD says the pedestrian who was struck and later died remains unidentified. Investigators have asked the public to call with tips.
CalPERS Scores $80 Billion Boom, Giving California Pensions Breathing Room
CalPERS posted a preliminary 14.8% return for 2025–26, lifting assets to about $637.1B and improving the funded ratio to 85% — a shift that could ease pressure on local budgets.
Stockton Cop Car Copycat Busted Cruising Fake LA Sheriff Ride On 99
A Stockton man was arrested after CHP stopped a vehicle made to look like a Los Angeles County sheriff's patrol car on northbound SR‑99; he faces suspicion of DUI and impersonation.
French Media Heavyweights Circle Lionsgate In New Hollywood Takeover Drama
French media groups Banijay and Bolloré have surfaced as potential suitors for Lionsgate Studios as the company reviews strategic options. The interest shines a light on the studio’s valuable franchises and who might pay for them.
DTLA Tattooer Says Cops Took Shot At His Livelihood
A Downtown Los Angeles tattoo artist says he was struck by a law‑enforcement projectile while leaving a June 9, 2025 protest, and has sued the city, county and state for damages. The complaint alleges lasting injuries, lost income and civil‑rights violations.












