A crash in Watts left one driver dead and a child hospitalized. Officials released few details as emergency crews worked the scene.

Banxico says digital transfers to Mexico surpassed cash in 2025. Lower fees and a new U.S. remittance tax are pushing many senders toward apps and banks.

Nicole Scherzinger, Kimberly Wyatt and Ashley Roberts reunite for a new single, 20th‑anniversary reissues and the PCD Forever tour, which opens June 5 in Palm Desert.

A disciplinary panel dismissed the case against an LAPD captain accused of overseeing officers recorded making racist and sexist remarks; she keeps her rank and is reassigned to custody services.

Northshore High alum Madison Plummer, 23, is the first Black woman hired full-time to an NFL equipment staff after joining the Los Angeles Rams.

A pedestrian was killed in a hit-and-run on East Olympic Boulevard; CHP says multiple vehicles may have been involved and is seeking tips.

Tents and bikes have returned to Rose Avenue and Hampton Drive in Venice, three years after an Inside Safe cleanup. Neighbors and city officials are at odds over enforcement gaps and housing options.

City planners have signed off on Centro Westlake, a two‑tower mixed‑use project above the Westlake/MacArthur Park station that includes 668 homes and a 300‑room hotel. The plan also reserves retail space for local vendors and adds a large public plaza over the subway stop.

A former LASD deputy was sentenced to 63 months for helping a crypto promoter extort rivals and stage false arrests.

Supervisors Mitchell and Horvath want county staff to catalog and market public properties for lease to Olympic teams, broadcasters and sponsors ahead of LA28. The motion sets tight deadlines for inventories and outreach.

Supervisors have asked County Counsel to draft an ordinance doubling the nonpayment eviction threshold in unincorporated areas to two months of HUD fair‑market rent.

Rested and healthy, UCLA opens the NCAA Tournament against UCF in Philadelphia after a short Selection Sunday break; key players say they’re ready.

A string of pedestrian deaths on Sepulveda Boulevard has neighbors and families pressing for faster safety fixes and pointing to Malibu’s PCH as a warning.