An RV fire in Sylmar on Thursday left one woman critically injured and prompted a Valley Bureau response. Crews knocked the blaze down and reported no exposures.

Britney Spears was charged with a misdemeanor DUI involving drugs and alcohol after a March traffic stop. She has entered treatment and faces arraignment May 4.

A new Tarzana burger shop from the team behind Cavi Sushi plans fast, made-to-order burgers, breakfast and monthly Japanese‑inspired "flavor drops".

A Woodland Hills home was broken into while residents were inside; police mounted an air search and are using license-plate readers to hunt suspects.

LAFD posted an alert Wednesday that crews are responding to a structure fire at 10041 N Canoga Ave in Chatsworth. Station 96 was listed and details remain limited.

A woman allegedly threatened a security guard with a 4-inch blade and barricaded herself in a bathroom at Mission Community Hospital early Wednesday, prompting a heavy LAPD response.

An autopsy found blunt-force trauma and dozens of injuries on 5-year-old Elyjah Hearn; prosecutors have charged a 20-year-old man in the case.

An LAPD officer fired at a dog during a Pacoima encampment cleanup after the animal bit two people, including an officer, police say. Investigators remain on scene.

Raja Jackson reappeared on a popular podcast this week, trading jokes while a felony battery case from August 2025 remains unresolved. The episode has renewed scrutiny over platforms that give him a public stage.

A 26-year-old man was shot near Lankershim and Victory in North Hollywood early Monday; police say two suspects fled and the investigation is ongoing.

A 13-year-old Simi Valley student died after being struck by an Amtrak train at the Sequoia and Los Angeles Avenue crossing. Police say the rider failed to stop and the investigation remains active.

A Sun Valley scrap‑yard blaze at 8250 N Tujunga Ave was knocked down Sunday; LAFD reports no injuries and crews are monitoring air and cleanup.

A long‑troubled Sun Valley lot jammed with vehicles and batteries burned again; hazmat crews responded and a jury trial this week may decide whether the city can force a cleanup.