A midday fire at 6818 N Vineland Ave sent heavy smoke across North Hollywood; LAFD reported no injuries. Crews attacked an outside rubbish blaze that extended into a commercial building.

The Natural History Museum's new Orcas exhibition debuts with life-size whales, Indigenous art and 140 artifacts in Exposition Park through April 25, 2027.

Houston avoided a sweep with a 115-96 Game 4 win in Houston as Lakers turnovers and Deandre Ayton’s ejection swung momentum. The series now shifts back to Los Angeles for Game 5.

The Planning Commission unanimously forwarded a missing‑middle cottage‑court housing plan to City Council that aims to create deed‑restricted workforce units for middle‑income workers.

Anze Kopitar played his final NHL game as the Avalanche swept the Kings 5-1, closing a 20-year Los Angeles career.

A handful of repeat plaintiffs and a single law firm have filed thousands of ADA claims in Los Angeles, pushing small shops toward four‑figure settlements. Lawmakers are weighing a notice‑and‑cure fix.

Two suspects broke into an occupied Panorama City home late Sunday while a family with two children was inside. LAPD has enlisted a private AI security firm and stepped-up Valley patrols as detectives hunt for leads.

A Sullivan Canyon farmhouse tied to Diane Keaton and featured in 'The House That Pinterest Built' is listed for $26.9M with reclaimed materials and a private courtyard.

A Beverly Hills divorce has spilled into a fight over a reported $200M family trust and a separate suit for millions in back rent tied to family properties.

The NFL is building a Hollywood pipeline — from Dan Fogelman’s Hulu drama to planned films — to turn football into year‑round entertainment. Big projects and big questions follow.

At a Los Mochis plant ceremony, the U.S. ambassador warned Washington could escalate anti‑corruption measures against Mexican officials, a move that could reshape trade and investment.

Two bills advanced out of committee this week would force insurers to explain nonrenewals and give homeowners time to fix flagged risks before losing coverage.

A 13-year-old Simi Valley student died after being struck by an Amtrak train at the Sequoia and Los Angeles Avenue crossing. Police say the rider failed to stop and the investigation remains active.