Rep. Laura Friedman announced a $1,031,000 federal award to modernize the Verdugo Fire Communications Center, funding new consoles and NextGen 911 features for a 13‑city dispatch hub.

City Council voted unanimously to expand an LAHD investigation after a report flagged bulk purchases, quick flipping and concentrated ownership patterns across L.A. neighborhoods.

Born Wild Sporting Club is planning to open at 4133 E. Anaheim St. in Long Beach. Owner Tomas De Los Reyes confirmed permitting is underway but a date is not set.

West Harbor’s phased opening brings a 6,200‑seat amphitheater, roughly 1,200 feet of public dock and new promenades to the San Pedro waterfront. The Port is reinvesting trade gains into public access.

A former LASD evidence custodian pleaded no contest after prosecutors say he microwaved his DUI blood sample. He received a short jail term, probation and court-ordered treatment.

Two people were arrested in Los Angeles after detectives linked them to a multimillion-dollar burglary and recovered property; investigators say the probe is ongoing.

A federal push to let ICE request certain Medicaid enrollment details has clinics on edge and patients weighing whether routine care is worth the risk.

A trustee sale next week threatens a crowdfunded rebuild of Kanye West’s gutted Malibu house, putting hundreds of small investors on the line as the owner scrambles to refinance.

Organizers say a March 25 demonstration outside Dodger Stadium will urge the team to skip a White House visit and divest from companies tied to immigration detention. The event centers fan anger over ownership ties.

ABC7 and USC will bring six gubernatorial candidates to a March 24 debate in Los Angeles as the June primary approaches.

A 39-year-old woman was arrested after a months-long string of gym locker burglaries across the Santa Clarita Valley, deputies say.

A South L.A. jury convicted Douglass Byers after prosecutors said a rifle round pierced an LAPD helicopter's tail, a shot they say could have caused a crash.

CBS California will host a live governor's debate at Pomona College on April 28, airing across major markets and preceded by a 30-minute special. Moderators include anchors from CBS stations and a Pomona politics professor.