Los Angeles|News|
LA County Supervisors Proclaim Emergency Over Troubled Juvenile Hall
County leaders are seeking to find ways to keep the trouble Los Padrinos Juvenile Hall open in defiance of a state closure order.
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Hollywood, CA|News|
Megan Thee Stallion Seeks Says Her Imprisoned Shooter Is Harassing Her
The hip hop star is seeking a restraining order against imprisoned rapper Tory Lanez, alleging he is harassing her from prison.
Northridge-Chatsworth, CA|News|
Wild Pursuit Ends In Valley Standoff; Driver Arrested
The extended standoff happened after the driver struck several vehicles and nearly struck children in a crosswalk, police said.
Malibu, CA|News|
Man Accused of Killing Man Found In 55-Gallon Drum Dies In Suicide
A man accused of killing a man found dead in a 55-gallon drum in Malibu last year died of suicide while in jail, authorities said.
Los Angeles|News|
Ex-FBI Informant Pleads Guilty In LA to Lying About Biden Bribery
A Calabasas man was the source of widely shared claims that President Joe Biden and son Hunter took bribes from a Ukrainian energy company.
Los Angeles|News|
Customized License Plate Wasn't Mocking October 7 Attack, Owner's Son
The DMV announced later Thursday it was "taking swift action to recall" the plate which it called on X "unacceptable and disturbing."
Los Angeles|News|
Man Arrested In Shooting Ex-Girlfriend, A Metro Bus Driver
Police arrested a 45-year-old man considered a fugitive in the shooting of his ex-girlfriend.
Los Angeles|News|
LA County Teacher, Coach Charged With Possession of Child Porn
Justin Yasutake, 39, was arrested Tuesday by Arcadia police, who said he worked as a teacher and girls soccer coach for roughly 20 years.
Palos Verdes, CA|News|
White Supremacist Leader Tied To Political Violence Sentenced
The leader of an organization that represented itself as "a combat-ready," militant nationalist group was in sentenced for conspiracy.
Malibu, CA|News|
Franklin Fire: Evacuation Orders Lifted, Roads Reopen Friday
Evacuation orders have been lifted and majors roads reopened Friday as the Franklin Fire reached 30% containment.
Los Angeles|News|
Grammy Winner Lil Durk Ordered Detained Pending Trial in LA Murder
Lil Durk pleaded not guilty to conspiracy, use of interstate facilities to commit murder-for-hire resulting in death and using a machine gun
Beverly Hills, CA|News|
Beverly Hills Music Teacher Suspected Of Molesting Student, 13
Police arrested a 41-year-old piano teacher in Encino on suspicion of sexually assaulting a 13-year-old student.
Northridge-Chatsworth, CA|News|
Valley Music Teacher Suspected Of Molesting Student, 13
Police arrested a 41-year-old piano teacher in Encino on suspicion of sexually assaulting a 13-year-old student.
Los Angeles|News|
LA Mayor Karen Bass Marks Two-Year Anniversary Since Taking Office
The mayor's office has touted her progress in reducing homelessness and improving public safety.
Los Angeles|News|
LA's Tourism $30 Minimum Wage Approved By City Council
The Los Angeles City Council approved the gradual increase of the city's tourism minimum wage to $22.50 next year and to $30 by 2028.
Los Angeles|News|
Homicides And Shootings Drop 25% Since 2022 In LA
Homicides decreased 28.1%, gang-related homicides dropped more than 50% and people being shot decreased by 26.2% since 2022, the mayor said.
Hollywood, CA|News|
Danny Masterson Defense Team Faces Scrutiny For Contacting Jurors
The judge in the "That 70s Show" actor's rape trial referred two attorneys and a private investigator to regulators for investigation.
Long Beach, CA|News|
Boeing To Lay Off Hundreds Of Workers In SoCal
Boeing announced more than 500 layoffs across California including in Long Beach and LA County's South Bay.
San Diego, CA|News|
San Diego Plans Series Of Shelter Openings And Closures
The city plans to close several of its homeless shelters at the end of the month.
Los Angeles|News|
250,000 New Homes Would Be Built Under LA's Housing Policy Overhaul
Through rezoning, breaks on parking requirements and allowances for taller buildings, city officials hope to ease LA's housing crisis.
