Joshua Link — wanted in a nationwide cattle‑contract fraud — was arrested March 9 at LAX. Federal prosecutors say the Agridime case involved hundreds of millions and thousands of victims.

SoLa Foundation’s Kitchen to Capital runs a student‑operated café on 60th Street that trains young adults in kitchen, barista and front‑of‑house skills through a paid six‑week program.

A hazardous‑materials response at Disneyland in Anaheim hospitalized at least two people while officials work to determine the cause. Crews were on scene and details remain limited.

Vans Warped Tour published a near-complete 2026 roster for a July 25–26 seaside stop in Long Beach, stacking the bill with Jimmy Eat World, All Time Low and more.

For the first time since 2014, deaths among people experiencing homelessness in L.A. County fell in 2024. Officials credit overdose prevention and housing efforts but warn the gains are fragile.

Annie Segal has listed her renovated Toluca Lake estate for $9.995 million. The restored 1950s property includes a pool house, sauna and nearly three‑quarters of an acre.

A former Beverly Hills nurse says she was fired after reporting patient‑safety problems at an upscale surgery center; court papers show a conditional settlement.

Terminals plan longer gate hours and live truck-terminal messaging to keep cargo moving during a 16‑month Vincent Thomas Bridge closure.

Kroenke‑linked SoFi operators joined UCLA in asking a judge to pause Pasadena’s Rose Bowl lawsuit while an arbitration appeal moves through the courts. The hearing is set for April 28.

American Express and Blackbird withdrew support for Noma’s sold‑out Los Angeles residency after a New York Times report alleging abuse by Chef René Redzepi.

People say they received 1099 tax forms from Uber for earnings they never made. Victims and lawyers warn stolen identities may be powering fake driver accounts and raising safety and tax headaches.

Sergey Brin reportedly gave to Republican Steve Hilton while also funding pro‑housing efforts and other gubernatorial bids, signaling Silicon Valley donors are hedging bets in 2026.

An Orange County judge dismissed a $25M defamation suit by Huntington Beach’s mayor pro tem, granting the trustee’s anti‑SLAPP motion and exposing the potential for fee recovery. The ruling ends a months‑long dispute tied to a viral pier video.