Hackman Capital and partner Affinius have listed The Culver Steps in downtown Culver City with brokers floating a roughly $150M price. Amazon anchors the office component.

Three DSA‑aligned councilmembers announced endorsements for Mayor Karen Bass, deepening a split on the left days before the June 2 primary.

Sgt. Reginald Hoffman has asked a judge to unseal internal LASD investigatory files he says will prove racial discrimination and retaliation. The request comes as a Sept. 14 trial approaches.

Descanso Gardens has begun construction on a stormwater capture and cistern system to store millions of gallons, restore the lake and add a Nature Discovery Garden.

City crews cleared a stretch of Montague Street in Pacoima after ABC7’s investigation; business owners say the reporting pushed the cleanup and officials say outreach continues.

A boarded, fire‑damaged three‑bedroom in Torrance closed for about $1.08M in a probate sale, highlighting how land value and tight credit push even wrecked homes into buyer territory.

Four top contenders for Los Angeles mayor will meet this Wednesday at a Valley forum at Los Angeles Valley College, after a planned Fox 11 debate was canceled.

Two men surrendered after a high‑speed LAPD chase across the San Fernando Valley that reached speeds near 120 mph. The pursuit began in Sylmar and ended in North Hollywood.

North Shore favorite Ry’s Poke Shack opened a Honolulu shop on May 18 with location-only dishes and local chef collaborations. Expect Honolulu-only items like fried-wonton poke nachos.

Mark Fuhrman, the former LAPD detective whose testimony and taped slurs helped shape the O.J. Simpson trial, has died at 74.

A wildfire called the Burro Fire was reported midday May 18 in Los Angeles County on U.S. Forest Service land; cause and containment remain unknown.

Nicole Rucker’s Fat + Flour will close its Grand Central Market stall this Sunday as she concentrates on the Culver City cafe.

Young Latino voters say rent, gas and healthcare top their lists — even as some candidates double down on immigration messaging ahead of the June 2 primary.