LAFD quickly contained a brush fire in the Hollywood Hills, preventing damage to nearby homes and extinguishing the flames in 28 minutes with no injuries reported. The cause is under investigation.

Los Angeles' forecast includes a 20% chance of rain, patchy fog, and mostly sunny skies, with temperatures ranging from 60 to 90 degrees throughout the week.

A Rite Aid in Compton has locked up most goods in response to rising retail theft, creating inconvenience for customers and reflecting a broader trend of increasing shoplifting incidents.

A teen surrendered to authorities after discharging a firearm at a post-football gathering in Norco, facing attempted murder counts. No injuries were reported.

A video has surfaced showing ex-Dodgers pitcher Julio Urías assaulting his wife, leading to his plea of no contest to domestic battery and affecting his MLB career.

Two teenage girls were arrested for allegedly assaulting workers and committing robbery at a market in Victorville, using a knife and chemical spray during the incident.

The popular Pink Taco restaurant on Sunset Strip closed abruptly after failing to reach favorable lease terms, leaving no immediate plans to reopen in Los Angeles.

Derick Laija was arrested in Southern California for a fatal assault under the influence of mushrooms, resulting in one death and two injuries. He faces murder and attempted murder charges.

A man was arrested in Riverside County for child sexual exploitation charges after a tip-off from New Zealand, with Homeland Security and local agencies collaborating on the case.

The Pasadena Loves YA Festival has been cancelled due to the Central Library's closure for seismic retrofitting, leaving fans and authors without the annual YA literature event.

Santa Monica is hosting TDM Week to promote sustainable transportation, with related events throughout September and October, including a week-long car-free challenge.

Long Beach celebrates the opening of Heritage Gardens, an affordable housing development for older adults and senior veterans experiencing homelessness.

Manhattan Beach Police Department reported 49 crimes, 15 arrests, and 847 calls for service in one week, including burglaries and a major theft of $1 million near a school.