A Compton man who prosecutors say used Grindr to target and rob men was re-sentenced to 87 months after an appeals court ordered a new hearing.

A Redondo Beach developer has proposed a multistory self-storage building at the former Papa Cristo’s corner in Pico Union, promising retail and sidewalk upgrades while dividing neighbors. The Pico Union council voted to back the plan.

Disneyland plans to tear down office space and build a new 6,000‑space parking hub with a pedestrian bridge over Harbor Boulevard.

El Sereno shopkeepers say reported ICE sightings have emptied streets and chased away workers and customers, squeezing small businesses ahead of Valentine’s Day.

LeBron James, 41, became the oldest player to record a triple-double, posting 28-12-10 as the Lakers beat the Mavericks 124-104.

An outbreak of giardia has left dogs at the Chesterfield Square shelter confined to kennels for weeks while staff isolate and treat infected animals. Volunteers are pressing the city for clearer cleaning schedules and faster coordination.

Apple Valley's patrol station briefly closed after a resident turned in objects deputies said resembled Civil War–era cannonballs. Bomb technicians removed the items and no injuries were reported.

Homeowners in Benedict Canyon say Ortiz Consulting filed dozens of multimillion‑dollar mechanics liens that are blocking sales and prompting a police investigation.

The City Planning Commission cleared a 1,000-unit project at Row DTLA, replacing surface parking with housing, retail and 114 very-low-income apartments.

A Corona mother says the woman convicted of killing her son could be released this Saturday after earning prison credits; the family is demanding answers and pushing lawmakers for change.

Four Californians split $5 million in California Lottery Scratchers prizes announced Feb. 12, 2026 — one took home $2 million while three others claimed $1 million each.

Police are searching for four men after an armed robbery near West 43rd and Hoover; detectives say a handgun was used and the suspects fled in a white Chrysler.

California lawmakers asked Netflix and Paramount for written promises to preserve Los Angeles production jobs and union bargaining as the WBD bids accelerate. The letter gives the companies a Feb. 15 deadline to respond.