Gov. Newsom asked FEMA for a 12‑month extension of disaster aid to keep housing and financial help available to Los Angeles wildfire survivors. Officials say thousands remain stalled on rebuilding.

The FBI has released a wanted poster for Manuel Virgen‑Galvan in the 2005 Sylmar killing of a teenager; authorities are offering up to $20,000 for tips.

A May 7 complaint says a Riverside County deputy ran a red light in Calimesa, killing 21‑year‑old Gavin Hinkley and leaving his fiancée with catastrophic injuries.

LAFD crews responded Friday to a Mid‑Wilshire apartment fire on Lindenhurst Avenue; one room was reported "well involved" and no injuries were listed in the initial alert.

A 52-unit Encino complex sold for $28 million to Universe Holdings, underscoring strong demand for stabilized rental buildings in the San Fernando Valley.

City Council ordered a fast review of how L.A. handles red‑flag warnings, with proposals ranging from higher fines and park closures to temporary construction moratoria. Agencies have 30 days to report back.

A 13-year-old boy died after losing control of an e-motorcycle in Garden Grove Thursday night, police say.

Zach LaVine has listed his Pelican Crest Newport Coast estate for $40 million — a wellness-forward mansion with training spaces, a theater and ocean views. The six-bed property tests the upper reaches of local luxury.

Los Angeles and state officials say General Motors will pay $12.75M and delete OnStar driving records after allegations it sold subscribers' location and driving data.

A swatting call briefly put Walter Reed Middle School on lockdown Friday morning; LAPD cleared the scene and the campus reopened at 9:18 a.m. after a sweep.

Councilmember Adrin Nazarian wants voters to weigh a $4-per-square-foot parcel tax on private clubs that he says could raise up to $250 million for streets, housing and film incentives.

Skyduster Beer is building a 16,000‑sq‑ft brewery and taproom at City Market South in DTLA, set to be fully online on June 20, 2026.

Snoop Dogg’s S.W.E.D. store opens in Long Beach on Saturday with DJs, retro games and a noon ribbon‑cutting featuring a city certificate.