State and local incentives are lining up for two Detroit infill projects — 57 units in Brush Park and a Vernor Street conversion in Mexicantown that adds retail and four apartments.

Former Nickelodeon actor Chris O'Neal was arrested in Malibu on a felony burglary charge; investigators say multiple people were detained and items were taken.

Club HUE is set to open at Chapman Plaza in June 2026, promising progressive Asian dining, live performance and capped memberships with reciprocal club perks.

A 23-year-old was found shot dead in an alley near Palmdale International Shopping Mall; detectives have identified him and are seeking tips from the public.

A five-vehicle crash in Covina early Wednesday left four people injured after an alleged domestic dispute; a suspect was later taken into custody.

A Koreatown rideshare driver was arrested at SFO and accused of using a fake company to secure nearly $2 million in COVID relief, then moving proceeds into cryptocurrency. Court filings show seizures and return motions tied to the case.

A new MESA analysis finds that each extra daily serving of ultraprocessed food modestly raises cardiovascular risk, with the biggest effects seen in Black participants. The findings are reported in JACC: Advances.

The Los Angeles Superior Court has begun a limited pilot with Learned Hand’s judicial AI to help judges summarize files and draft orders while keeping humans in charge.

Universal Studios Hollywood has soft‑opened 'Jurassic World: A Journey Through the Eras,' a new walk‑through behind Revenge of the Mummy with props, characters and a raptor stunt show.

A shuttered pet store at Wilshire and 14th has become the flashpoint in a dispute over an eight‑story plan that would add senior affordable units but remove a public lot.

Two tractor‑trailers collided and burst into flames on the 710 Freeway in Long Beach, closing lanes and drawing a large firefighting response. Traffic was snarled on the busy port corridor.

A new UC Berkeley/LA Times poll shows two Republicans leading California’s gubernatorial field as Democrats split the vote and voter engagement lags. The top‑two system raises new stakes ahead of June.

Students at Pomona allege several racist incidents, some involving athletes and a faculty member. The reports come as the college implements reforms from a Title VI settlement.