A 25‑year‑old protester says she was struck in the face by a paint projectile at a Jan. 30 downtown LA ICE protest; attorneys filed a claim and plan to sue.

Homophobic graffiti defaced The Church in Ocean Park; congregants covered the damage and are expanding a rainbow mural while raising funds and hosting healing events.

Pop Mart has leased the Slash building at 3534 Hayden Ave in Culver City, establishing a Los Angeles corporate hub in the Hayden Tract creative district.

Long Beach officials warn Emergency Housing Voucher funds will be exhausted by August, putting about 500 recipients at risk of losing rent help.

A 26-year-old man was ordered to 28 years and eight months after pleading guilty to trafficking a minor and a young adult along the Figueroa Corridor.

LAFD crews rushed to a structure fire at 387 S Anderson St in Boyle Heights; early alerts linked a map and named FS4 among responding units.

A judge has halted Los Angeles' push to use AB 630 to seize and dismantle RV homes, saying the law applies to counties — not the city. The decision could force City Hall to defend its plan or wait for a legislative fix.

Alhambra police arrested two people after responding to a triggered home alarm; officers say a signal jammer that disabled cameras was recovered.

Sanctuary Coffee says it needs $36,000 by April to keep its Foothill Blvd and Honnold‑Mudd Library cafés open. The nonprofit blames rising rent and labor costs.

A child was killed after a driver ran a red light and struck the car she was in near Tireman and Southfield on Detroit’s west side; police say the at-fault driver stayed at the scene.

Early reports say a car struck a pillar near Long Beach Airport and burst into flames, leaving multiple people dead as detectives investigate.

Surveillance images and a $50,000 reward follow a Dec. 6 Pico-Union hit-and-run that left a pedestrian dead.

South Pasadena's council questioned whether Flock Safety's license‑plate readers comply with California privacy and sanctuary laws, and ordered staff to gather vendor records and tighten policy. A follow‑up is scheduled for March 4.