An early‑season heat wave knocked out power in parts of Westchester on Thursday, leaving residents without AC as crews worked to restore service.

Officers shot and injured a suspect wanted in an assault with a deadly weapon near 7th and Ceres; the person was hospitalized and investigators are on scene.

Beverly Hills police say mailed IRS checks are being intercepted and altered. We explain safer payment options and the steps to report stolen checks.

A man was killed Tuesday in a Pacific Palisades hit‑and‑run on Palisades Circle. LAPD is searching for the driver and asks anyone with information to contact detectives.

City officials want to add an assessment to property tax bills to cover streetlight repairs and theft‑hardening after a spike in copper‑wire thefts. Protest ballots and a June hearing will decide the measure.

Bank of Hope is relocating from Koreatown to the Aon Center at 707 Wilshire, a move brokers say signals renewed confidence in downtown Los Angeles' office market.

The LAPD announced the death of Police Officer III Daniel N. Malek, who served in the Northeast Area. The department posted a brief tribute and named survivors.

A Compton driver will serve six months after a plea deal in the June crash that killed 15‑year‑old Carlos Ramirez at a Long Beach bus stop.

L.A. County Fire crews worked a confined-space rescue Wednesday afternoon in the 1800 block of Gillette Road in Pomona; officials said units were "actively working" the scene.

Signs for Neighborly have appeared on San Vicente Boulevard, hinting at a Brentwood food‑hall opening with partner concepts like Gaby’s and Mixtape. Local previews peg a spring debut.

A morning outage near LAX left 447 customers without power and forced the Airport Courthouse to shutter, with urgent hearings moved to neighboring courts.

Anaheim’s ART shuttle will stop March 31, 2026. Garden Grove says it will run a paid shuttle for 10 hotels to keep guests connected to Disneyland while alternatives are worked out.

Taix, the nearly century‑old Echo Park restaurant, will close on March 29 as its Sunset Boulevard building is prepped for demolition. The family says a smaller Taix could return inside the new development.