Cedars‑Sinai has opened a four‑floor clinic in London and is pairing that clinic with referral centers, hospital partnerships and venture arms around the world. The expansion mixes patient care with investments that could channel research and jobs back to Los Angeles.

A Filipino counter serving longsilog, Filipino coffee and ube pastries has opened inside a Sunoco station on Preston Avenue in Pasadena. The counter also offers shakes and catering.

Rui Hachimura reportedly agreed to a two‑year, $28M deal with the Los Angeles Clippers, leaving the Lakers amid a busy summer of roster moves.

Federal safety officials recalled CVS Health Medicated Hemorrhoidal Wipes after finding lidocaine in packets that weren't child-resistant. Unopened packs can be returned for a refund.

A factory-built 1,700‑sqft main house and 600‑sqft ADU were installed in Pacific Palisades this week, offering a faster, cheaper route back to home. Company leaders say move‑in could come in months, not years.

A four-car crash on the 6400 block of North Lindley Avenue on Sunday evening left one person dead and another hospitalized, officials say.

At least four people were shot along Whittier Boulevard in East Los Angeles after a World Cup match; the LASD is investigating and asks anyone with information to call in.

A man was fatally stabbed early Monday near 64th and Vermont in South L.A.; police say a suspect fled and detectives are investigating.

A pedestrian was struck and killed by a Metro bus on the 100 block of 6th Street near Skid Row; investigators are on scene.

A wrong‑way driver on the southbound 110 at West Slauson left one person dead and another hospitalized Sunday morning, the CHP says.

A motorist was killed early Monday after a black sedan struck the shoulder wall and overturned on the southbound 710 at Long Beach Boulevard. CHP and city crews responded.

El Segundo planners will review a proposal to demolish the Hyatt Place at 750 N. Nash and build a five‑story, roughly 230,780‑sq‑ft data center with its own substation; the hearing is July 9, 2026.

A seven-story, mostly one-bedroom affordable building is proposed at 9700 W. Venice Blvd in Palms as city planners review the application.