A pedestrian was struck and killed on the eastbound 210 near Madre Street late Sunday, prompting hours-long closures while CHP investigated.

Norse Atlantic removed all planned LAX summer flights, blaming soaring jet‑fuel costs and shifting capacity to shorter, higher‑yield routes. Affected passengers are being offered refunds or credits.

A Miami jury awarded $300,000 after finding Carnival negligent for serving a Vacaville nurse at least 14 shots of tequila before a fall that caused concussion and other injuries. The verdict may prompt more suits over onboard alcohol service.

A Corvette launched off the westbound 60 Freeway and crashed into the Maserati dealership in City of Industry. Both people inside walked away with no serious injuries.

A shared taproom on Retro Row has locals waiting in line for Everywhere's approachable beers and seltzers.

A person was wounded in a stabbing near a Metro Red Line platform in Downtown Los Angeles; police say no suspect information has been released.

Pasadena City Council has tapped Riverside City Manager Mike Futrell as the new city manager; he brings decades of municipal and utilities experience and starts May 13.

A spate of overnight home break-ins put Valley Village residents on edge after a masked person was seen fleeing one scene and a Kia left another. Police are asking for video and tips.

A man was fatally stabbed near Union Station early Wednesday; LAPD says there is no suspect information and is investigating.

In the June 2, 2026 CD11 primary, incumbent Traci Park and challenger Faizah Malik clash over Palisades fire recovery, homelessness and housing policy on the Westside.

Taco Bell Cantina filed permits to convert 318 Santa Monica Blvd into a restaurant and bar as the city loosens downtown chain restrictions. The application is an early step in a wider wave of national tenants eyeing the Promenade.

LAFD says roughly 90 structure fires have already occurred this April, with several tied to construction and maintenance work. Officials issued a safety checklist for homeowners and contractors.

Neighbors say a long-vacant lot on Varna Avenue has become a public-safety and sanitation headache; the city is promising a cleanup this week.