Terra Capital filed to replace a fourplex at 1233 S Bedford with an eight‑story, 44‑unit building that would include nine income‑restricted apartments.

Crews knocked down a multi-level house fire on Oxford Avenue in Harvard Heights Tuesday night; no injuries were reported. LAFD remains on scene for overhaul.

Rainer Schwarz, 59, partner and executive chef at Driftwood Kitchen and The Deck, was killed in a solo Dana Point crash; investigators say the cause remains under review.

A hidden Give-Mentor-Love shop in Los Angeles County provides free goods and mentorship to survivors of sex trafficking as the nonprofit recovers from a March warehouse theft.

A suspected DUI driver led the CHP on a televised police chase through Orange County on Tuesday night; SkyFOX footage captured the pursuit and officials have released few details.

LAFD posted an alert for a structure fire at 7001 W Franklin Ave in the Hollywood Hills; the address is home to the Magic Castle. Officials have not released details yet.

A suspected hack of the Los Angeles City Attorney’s office exposed a massive trove of LAPD records online, including internal affairs files and officer personnel documents.

Sunny, warm Wednesday with highs near 77°F. Rain likely Friday night into the weekend.

Meow Wolf has named former Epic Games and Trade Desk executive Matthew Henick as CEO as the immersive collective advances major projects in Los Angeles and New York.

A 25-year-old was arrested after allegedly threatening people with a pocketknife on the Santa Monica Pier. Police say no serious injuries were reported.

Los Angeles County moved this week to settle a suit by eight deputies who say an alleged Banditos clique beat and harassed them, with a Claims Board recommendation for an $8M payout. Oversight groups say any payment should come with enforceable reforms.

Wood framing is up at Peak Plaza, a 104‑unit affordable housing project at 306 E. Washington Boulevard. The high‑$70M development mixes city loans and tax‑credit equity.

LA Opera will stage Benjamin Britten’s Noah’s Flood at the Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels on May 8–9, with hundreds of community singers and student musicians. Free tickets are available.