Union Station unveiled a three‑year strategy focused on housing, prevention and behavioral‑health supports for the San Gabriel Valley. The plan names five priorities to guide the nonprofit’s work.

A viral video shows a mass brawl in Dodger Stadium’s section 309, with fans and ushers scrambling as the melee spreads and social posts call out steep game-day costs.

A Los Angeles deputy says he was reassigned after reporting a supervisor texted a photo of the sheriff on a toilet; county attorneys want punitive damages barred.

A 2025 law gives L.A. rideshare drivers a formal path to unionize while a companion insurance bill trims app coverage limits. The result is a pragmatic compromise with risks for riders and drivers alike.

UFCW Southern California locals say a newly ratified four‑year Kaiser contract delivers big, early raises, AI protections and more training funds for frontline pharmacy and lab staff.

Two men were arrested after police traced a cache of stolen watches, jewelry, a firearm and other goods to a March home burglary in Manhattan Beach.

A 21-year-old woman was taken into custody after a reported stabbing on USC’s fraternity row Friday morning. LAPD and campus public-safety officers responded while a helicopter monitored the scene.

Patchy fog Saturday morning gives way to sunshine and low‑80s inland; a cooler, breezy stretch with slight rain chances arrives midweek.

The Emma Fire was reported in Los Angeles County on March 27; early incident listings show the blaze on private land and the cause remains under investigation. Containment was not reported in the initial feed.

A neighborhood survey found most Westlake residents back closing Wilshire Boulevard to reunite MacArthur Park, but planners say design work and environmental review come first.

LAFD says crews responded Friday to a structure fire at 1255 N Orange Dr in Hollywood; officials have not yet reported injuries or a cause. The department posted a map and incident details.

Volunteers in South L.A. say multiple cats were shot in alleyways; one died and another, Albert, has a pellet lodged near his spine. PETA has offered a $5,000 reward for information.

A 52-year-old man was struck and killed on North Vermont Avenue in East Hollywood. LAPD West Traffic detectives are investigating and seeking witnesses.