Hollywood Burbank Airport will open a 14‑gate, 355,000‑sq‑ft replacement terminal on October 13, 2026. The $1.3B Elevate BUR project modernizes security, parking and passenger space.

A Los Angeles judge voided a $6.5M default judgment against Jermaine Jackson, citing errors in name use and service that reopen the civil case.

A single-vehicle crash on Sepulveda Boulevard in Sherman Oaks early Wednesday left one man dead and Valley Traffic detectives investigating.

A revised application for 4728 San Fernando Road would deliver a seven‑story, 247,000‑sq‑ft building with 229 units, 27 affordable apartments and 281 parking spaces.

A vehicle drove into the outdoor dining area of Urbane Cafe at the Target plaza in Simi Valley on Monday, killing one person and injuring five. Police have blocked off part of the lot as detectives investigate.

A small brush fire near 11950 N Big Tujunga Canyon Rd in Sunland was contained Monday night, LAFD said. No structures were threatened.

Yokocho, a Tokyo-style market from owner Guy Bachar, aims to open this September at 11016 611020 W Magnolia Blvd in a 5,000-square-foot food-hall format serving ramen, sushi and Japanese imports.

LAFD says crews stopped the forward progress of a brush fire near 10083 N Sunland Blvd in Shadow Hills. The initial alert did not report injuries.

A six‑story, 395‑unit senior building is rising at 21010 Vanowen St., delivering one‑ and two‑bedroom affordable apartments for low‑ and moderate‑income seniors. The project is financed with tax credits and tax‑exempt bonds and is slated to finish in 2028.

A man was pronounced dead early Sunday after a medical emergency inside a vehicle on southbound I-5 at Buena Vista in Burbank.

Robert William, a lifelong Glendalian and 24‑year department veteran, has been appointed the city’s permanent police chief after serving as interim. City leaders say he’ll focus on modernization, accountability and staff wellness.

A 23-year-old man was killed in an early-morning stabbing in Arleta; a 22-year-old woman was arrested at the scene, police said.

Katsuya Uechi, the Studio City chef credited with inventing spicy tuna on crispy rice, has died at 67. His restaurant group confirmed the news and funeral plans are pending.