King tides and a swell have been overtopping berms on the Long Beach Peninsula, prompting crews to truck sand and a proposed 415,000‑cu‑yd dredge to rebuild the beach.

Disney says Hulu will remain for now, but a leaked internal plan called "Project Gemini" shows a migration that could retire the Hulu app by late 2026. What subscribers should know.

Palmdale’s council has put a measure on the Nov. 3 ballot to let all voters elect a mayor to a four‑year term. If approved, the change would begin with the 2028 election.

Yard House shows up as “coming soon” at The Collection at Janss in Thousand Oaks; a May 19 permit is under review and no opening date has been announced.

Los Angeles County supervisors voted to plan a network of LGBTQ+ "third spaces" at libraries, parks and senior centers, prioritizing youth and older adults. Departments are due to report back in 60 days.

Metropolitan's board approved a federal-funded pact to leave up to 200,000 acre-feet in Lake Mead this year, using IRA funds to shore up water and power. Officials call it a temporary backstop while states negotiate longer-term rules.

Knott’s long‑shuttered Montezooma’s Revenge returns this July as MonteZOOMa: The Forbidden Fortress, with a new storyline and randomized launches. Fans finally get to ride again.

A late-night collision at Florence and Pacific in Huntington Park left a pedestrian dead; CHP says the suspected vehicle was later found behind a gate.

City slides show the redesigned time‑limited subsidy program has produced just three move‑ins so far, even as officials point to administrative delays. The gap between goals and results is drawing new scrutiny from councilmembers.

More than three months after an April 10 collision on Santa Monica Boulevard near Western Avenue, LAPD says the pedestrian who was struck and later died remains unidentified. Investigators have asked the public to call with tips.

Downtown LA will top out in the mid‑90s Wednesday with an Extreme Heat Warning in effect; interior valleys could hit triple digits.

CalPERS posted a preliminary 14.8% return for 2025–26, lifting assets to about $637.1B and improving the funded ratio to 85% — a shift that could ease pressure on local budgets.

The Port of Long Beach plans to buy the Oceangate tower in downtown and convert it into a maritime trade hub with workforce-training programs. The move would bring port-focused jobs and training into the city’s core.