A 44-year-old was arrested after a man in his 40s was found stabbed to death on the 300 block of W. Broadway in Glendale. Police say DNA and a U.S. Marshals task force led to the arrest in Santa Monica.

A man was shot and killed outside a South Los Angeles sports bar; authorities are investigating and have released few details.

LAPD swarmed a gated Hollywood Hills mansion after a late-night burglary report; detectives found signs of forced entry but no arrests were made.

UCLA found a rise in detentions of noncriminal Latino immigrants, with enforcement tactics shifting to increased workplace and public-space arrests. Detention conditions have worsened, and most detainees face deportation.

Los Angeles County warns of high bacterial levels at some beaches, advising against swimming near areas like Marina Beach and Santa Monica Pier, while other locations are cleared as safe.

After nearly three years on the run, Samuel Salazar was arrested for the murder of Noah Ivancso in Lake Elsinore, following ongoing investigations by law enforcement.

Homebuying in California slid to the second-lowest November in 21 years as mortgage costs and high monthly payments keep many buyers sidelined. Different datasets show why the headlines conflict.

The Department of the Interior approved the Sites Reservoir Record of Decision Friday, advancing plans for a 1.5M acre‑foot off‑stream reservoir near Maxwell.

Los Angeles will experience mild temperatures and morning fog throughout the week, with sunshine increasing and reaching a high of 73 degrees by Friday.

Family and neighbors in Pomona held a vigil for Ramiro Pacheco, who was detained by ICE in November; supporters say his pacemaker and need for medicine put him at risk.

Industry sources say Eastdil has targeted 601W to pick up the mortgage on Brookfield’s Wells Fargo Center — North Tower for about $180M, a steep haircut on the defaulted loan.

A Samara-built modular home arrived in Altadena Thursday as the first delivery from Steadfast LA’s program to return Eaton Fire survivors to their neighborhoods.

NIH announced it will no longer fund research using fetal tissue from elective abortions, citing alternatives; scientists warn it could slow vital studies on disease and development.