Davante Adams has relisted his 11,000-sq-ft Summerlin mansion at $14.999M after a $2.5M cut from last year’s ask; public records show he paid about $11.4M in 2022.

Gov. Newsom launched the California Water Plan 2028 and set an interim target of 9 million acre-feet by 2040. DWR will convene an advisory committee and post materials online.

A federal jury in Los Angeles convicted two protesters of stalking after they followed an ICE agent home and livestreamed the encounter, while a third defendant was acquitted.

A small, bipartisan fleet is following ICE operations in major U.S. cities, offering legal aid and recording enforcement for future oversight. Organizers say the footage could feed oversight or court actions.

A parolee was arrested after allegedly ramming two marked Burbank patrol cars during a Feb. 17 traffic stop. He was arraigned on multiple felony counts.

A Hollywood Hills man pleaded guilty to wire fraud after prosecutors say he siphoned more than $3.8 million in PPP and EIDL pandemic loans through shell companies and fake payrolls. Sentencing is set for Sept. 11, 2026.

A Metro train hit an SUV in South L.A. Thursday; firefighters extricated one man and multiple people were evaluated. Traffic and rail service were disrupted in the area.

A 12‑year‑old girl died after being struck during an alleged bullying incident at Reseda High, prompting an LAPD homicide investigation and student protests.

A motorcyclist died early Saturday after a single-vehicle crash on northbound I-405 at Springdale in Westminster; witnesses told CHP the rider had been speeding.

A two-vehicle crash at Figueroa and 3rd in downtown Los Angeles left one person dead. The Central Traffic Division is investigating.

A jury convicted Aloysius Winthrop James in the 1988 Santa Maria killing of Ofelia Sandoval after updated DNA testing and a multi‑agency investigation ended a decades‑old cold case.

Sheriff’s deputies say they stopped a courier-style government‑impersonation scam that had already netted $25,000 from an elderly Santa Barbara resident before arresting two suspects.

The Justice Department is suing local governments over permit rules even as it defends federal firearm bans before the Supreme Court.