Rolling Hills Estates was briefly locked down Sunday after shots struck a sheriff’s patrol vehicle; deputies searched the 600 block of Deep Valley Drive and reported no injuries.

Police say a loaded handgun was found in bushes after officers chased two juveniles near Esperanza Avenue and the 605 Freeway.

Council will consider a $590,000 Santa Monica Boulevard safety study and zoning changes designed to speed conversions of vacant retail into restaurants.

A naked man fled a two-vehicle crash at Normandie and Santa Monica Boulevard; police arrested him and say multiple people were hurt, one critically.

LAFD says a structure fire at 640 S Main St in downtown Los Angeles was knocked down Sunday. Officials gave no immediate details on injuries or cause.

A mobility scooter rider died after a hit-and-run at Slauson and Figueroa in South L.A.; police are asking witnesses to come forward.

A viral clip shows a man trying to carjack a woman's car at an LA County gas station while her baby sat inside; social posts identify the station and the footage has raised safety questions.

David Allen Funston, convicted in a 1999 child‑molestation case, was granted elderly parole. Survivors and the former prosecutor are demanding a sexually violent predator screening.

A woman adopted from Iran in the 1970s has been ordered into immigration court after DHS says she was never naturalized; advocates say the case exposes a law-based gap affecting thousands of adoptees.

LAFD issued a Sunday alert for a structure fire at 615 S Centre St in San Pedro. Engine/Station 112 was among units dispatched and officials have not confirmed injuries.

A 22-year-old Los Angeles man, identified as Sean Heiderich, was killed early Saturday on Van Buren Boulevard in Jurupa Valley. Riverside investigators are searching for a suspect sedan with major front-end damage.

Sen. Alex Padilla won more than $24.3M for 25 local projects, funding water cleanup, solar at Pasadena’s library, Long Beach crisis response and more.

Watermelon Books opened this weekend at Holy Ground in South L.A., billed by organizers as America’s first Palestinian bookstore. The pop-up pairs readings and screenings with fundraising for community projects.