Harvard‑Westlake tennis champion Chase Klugo is lobbying Sacramento to include pediatric hearing‑aid coverage in the 2026–27 budget as advocates warn thousands lack coverage.

LAFD crews responded to a confined-space rescue at a North Hollywood apartment building; the department listed the scene as "now static."

Wellpointe has filed for a four-tower, 100% affordable senior-living complex at 6400 Canoga Ave in Warner Center, proposing roughly 3,458 units and mixed-use space.

A Crime Impact Team sweep outside the Santa Clarita sheriff's station ended with 10 people booked. Deputies said the arrests involved narcotics offenses, vandalism and outstanding warrants.

Los Angeles Rams offensive lineman Alaric Jackson was arrested Monday in the San Fernando Valley on a felony domestic-battery charge, police say. Bail was set at $50,000.

Simi Valley police say a woman in her car was sprayed with a substance from gel blasters and allegedly targeted with a racial slur; investigators are seeking tips and video.

A Woodland Hills man pleaded guilty to selling counterfeit M‑30 pills containing fentanyl and was sentenced to seven years, prosecutors say. The seizure included over 1,000 pills and a handgun.

Detectives stopped a 2022 Lexus reported stolen from Burbank CarMax and arrested a 35‑year‑old man suspected of identity fraud, stolen‑vehicle and drug offenses.

Mexico’s Pastelerías La Era plans to open Gloria by La Era on Ventura Blvd in Sherman Oaks, taking over the former Gracefully Fed storefront and serving Mexican pastries.

Signs are up for Salsa & Beer at a Las Virgenes storefront in Calabasas; owner Gabriel Huerta says construction is wrapping up and an opening is coming soon.

Samuelian Group has filed plans for Valleris on Ventura, a seven‑story, 96‑unit all‑affordable building on Ventura Boulevard with county and state filings underway.

A man was hospitalized in serious condition after a North Hollywood house fire on W. Friar Street; firefighters say a firearm was involved and LAPD is treating the scene as a crime scene.

Depositions allege LAUSD acting superintendent Andrés Chait approved the 2016 return of suspended coach Terry Gillard to a Sun Valley high school, a decision critics say led to further abuse.