Neighbors tell a local TV crew they’ve seen mattresses and belongings inside storm drains, raising fresh safety and outreach concerns in Los Angeles. Rescues and aging infrastructure add urgency.

Morning fog burns off, then sun and a high near 78°F in Downtown LA; warmer weather builds into the end of the week.

Los Angeles-based BH Properties bought The Shops at Mauna Lani in Kamuela and has tapped CBRE to lead leasing and upgrades at the resort-side center.

A $13M curbside design job at LAX has morphed into a roughly $308M construction program, paid for with airport revenue and bonds and aimed at remaking arrivals and departures.

County vector control wants up to $20 per home to expand releases of sterilized male mosquitoes after pilots cut Aedes counts by roughly 80%.

Cain and Eldridge Industries landed roughly $4.3 billion to advance One Beverly Hills, underpinning the 17.5‑acre luxury project and its 2028 delivery window. The package follows earlier loans and new mezzanine commitments.

Former Team USA sledders filed suits in Los Angeles alleging repeated head trauma caused lasting brain injuries known as "sled head," and they want damages and monitoring.

LA28 unveiled a superbloom-inspired "Look of the Games" centered on 13 stylized blooms and Bird of Paradise colors that will appear across venues and the city.

UCI Health will cut roughly 150 jobs — about 1% of its workforce — in a restructuring the system says will prioritize primary care, surgery and specialty services.

A LASD West Hollywood Station clip showing stop signs altered to read “STOP ICE” was deleted after residents and city officials blasted the post as political and unsafe.

Olive Young appointed Gaeun Kwon as its first U.S. CEO and opened a Bloomington logistics hub as it prepares California stores and a Sephora partnership.

More than 100 vehicles and spectators jammed Broadway between Adams and Washington Sunday night, forcing LAPD to disperse the crowd and leaving the block littered with debris.

True Anomaly’s new Long Beach plant has landed Space Force prototype work and raised $260 million, promising hundreds of local engineering and manufacturing jobs. The company’s Jackal vehicles and Mosaic software will be built at a 90,000‑sq‑ft facility in Douglas Park.