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- Man and woman found dead in suspected murder-suicide at stunning $3.2m LA home
A man and a woman were found dead in a suspected murder-suicide at a $3.2 million home in Los Angeles. The incident occurred at a high-value property, though no further details about the individuals or circumstances were provided.
- Ex-LAUSD head Alberto Carvalho lists LA home after resignation
Alberto Carvalho, head of LAUSD, has listed his Los Angeles home following his resignation.
- Fatal multi-car crash in L.A. neighborhood leaves 2 dead, others injured
A multi-vehicle crash in Los Angeles’ Hyde Park neighborhood on Friday morning resulted in two deaths and two injuries. The incident occurred around 10:45 a.m. in the 3300 block of West 78th Street, with paramedics finding four patients at the scene.
- Man found dead after Hollywood apartment shooting
A man was found dead from a gunshot wound in Hollywood after police responded to a report of shots fired at an apartment building on Lanewood Avenue. A homicide investigation is underway.
- Rockford murder suspect apprehended in Los Angeles
A Rockford man, Isaiah Rucker, was apprehended in Los Angeles after being charged in connection with the 2021 murder of Drake Stewart. The shooting occurred on May 23, 2021, in Rockford, Illinois.
- Kylie Jenner cuts asking price for LA mansion by $9.5million as she hustles to sell off real estate - but it will still set you back a cool $38.5million
Kylie Jenner has reduced the asking price for her Los Angeles mansion by $9.5 million, now listed at $38.5 million. She is actively trying to sell off her real estate.
- Thousands of LA renters housed during pandemic no longer at risk of homelessness, officials say
Los Angeles officials announced that over 4,300 households in emergency housing voucher programs will transition to the permanent Housing Choice Voucher (Section 8) program by September 2026, preventing potential homelessness as federal pandemic funding ends. The move ensures participants can remain in their homes without additional paperwork, easing concerns about evictions.
- Chicago homicide suspect taken into custody after police chase ends in crash in Los Angeles
A suspect wanted in a Chicago homicide case was arrested in Hollywood after a short police chase that ended in a rollover crash.
- LAPD officer who recorded colleagues' racist, homophobic comments may face criminal case
LAPD officer Daniel Flores may face criminal prosecution for recording colleagues' racist and homophobic comments. New details about the recordings were revealed in a lawsuit he filed against the city.
- Astonishing moment red Corvette driver has vicious road-rage fight with rival
A woman with hardcore road rage slashed a man's tire during a Los Angeles road dispute, as revealed by viral footage. The incident occurred last month and involved a red Corvette driver.
- Firm hired to check air quality after L.A. warehouse fire has controversial history
Arkansas-based Onterris reported 'good' air quality after a giant warehouse fire in Los Angeles. Some experts and activists say the testing is inadequate.
- Los Angeles rankes one of the US's worst cities for bed bugs, report finds
Los Angeles is ranked as one of the worst US cities for bed bugs, according to a report. Many popular tourist towns are also on this year's list.
- Daredevil idiots film themselves in stupidest stunt imaginable beneath Los Angeles streets
Two individuals performed a dangerous stunt on a moving D Line subway train beneath Los Angeles, with one person perched on the train while another recorded them as they traveled through tunnels and stations.
- Flight of fancy: San Francisco moves to build private luxury airport terminal
San Francisco International Airport is seeking bids to build and operate a private luxury terminal, following similar initiatives in Los Angeles, London, and other cities. The terminal aims to offer a premium experience with reduced congestion and TSA line waits for those willing to pay a fee.
- Can You Road Trip Across the USA in an Electric Car?
Sophie Shrand, a science communicator and actor, is road tripping across the USA in an electric car to test the country's charging infrastructure and meet individuals working on sustainable solutions. The journey begins in Los Angeles and includes stops like Lake Mead, Nevada.
- California ponders a fundamental question: Should voting be easier or harder?
California faces debate over voter participation, with low turnout in recent elections sparking discussions about whether voting should be easier or harder. A ballot measure (Proposition 39) would require government-issued ID for in-person voting or mail-in ballots, while efforts to expand voting rights, such as allowing noncitizens to vote in school board elections, have seen mixed success.
- Fuel Prices Show Inflation Is Still a Risk for Markets
Fuel prices remain nearly a dollar per gallon higher than pre-Iran war levels, causing consumer concern during the peak summer driving season. Prices have fallen recently but still pose an inflation risk for markets.
- FedEx Scam Text need help
A user received a phishing text from scammers claiming to be FedEx after their father ordered a package from Darvil Supply using Shop Pay with their phone number. The user clicked a 'Verify you’re human' checkbox but closed the link after Safari flagged it as deceptive, raising concerns about potential data leaks or device compromise.
- ICE raided their city, taking parents, spouses and friends. That’s not where it ends
ICE raids in Los Angeles last summer led to the detention and deportation of parents, spouses, friends, and community members, causing significant disruption to three families and their neighborhoods. Armed agents arrested individuals in public places, resulting in their disappearance from local communities.
- A charred body, tacos and ICE: L.A. food stand owner, employees accused in murder plot
The co-founder of Tacos Rios Naomi food stands and two employees are charged with conspiring to kill a co-worker after a financial dispute, with the victim's burned body found. The case involves ICE targeting two suspects.
- Dakota Johnson quickly sells $6 million midcentury modern home in L.A.
Dakota Johnson, known for the 'Fifty Shades' series, sold her midcentury modern home in Los Angeles for just under $6 million shortly after listing it. The sale occurred days after the property was put on the market.
- Federal raids in L.A. among arrests tied to India crime networks
Federal officials announced the arrest of 24 suspects linked to three India-based transnational organized crime groups. The arrests, part of 'Operation Hard Ball', occurred in California and other locations across the United States, Canada, and Europe.
- Prosecutors in LA announce charges against Indian syndicate "Bishnoi"
Prosecutors in Los Angeles announced charges against the Indian syndicate 'Bishnoi,' accusing Lawrence Bishnoi and another defendant of ordering the killing of Hardeep Singh Nijjar, who was shot near a Sikh temple in Surrey, British Columbia on June 18, 2023.
- I quit my job to travel with my dad. He died 10 days later.
The author quit their job to travel with their father, who was later diagnosed with pancreatic cancer and died 10 days after their trip began. A year later, the author is returning to work after grieving and managing their father's estate.
- Singer D4vd faces status hearing in L.A. murder case involving teen
Singer D4vd is facing a status hearing in a Los Angeles murder case involving 14-year-old Celeste Rivas Hernandez. He was arrested in April on suspicion of killing Hernandez at a Hollywood Hills home, according to court documents.
- Prefab housing builders seek to show their stuff in L.A. fire recovery
Prefab home builders are introducing new designs to attract survivors of the Eaton and Palisades fires in Los Angeles. They aim to address skepticism surrounding factory-built housing by showcasing their products during the fire recovery efforts.
- EBT fraud? Oh SNAP! No surprise in state awash in welfare cash
SNAP’s EBT cards, designed to assist low-income families with food purchases, are alleged to have been used to fund a cashback scheme at LA’s Escamex Party Supplies. Jesse Cervantes-Gomez is accused of processing fake transactions on recipients’ cards and returning half the amount in cash.
- Even astronauts in space saw America 250 fireworks on the Fourth of July. See their ISS view of Los Angeles (video)
Astronauts on the International Space Station observed the America 250 fireworks display in Los Angeles on the Fourth of July. A video captures their view of the event from space.
- Downtown L.A. fixture PwC will move to Century City
PricewaterhouseCoopers has agreed to move its Los Angeles offices from Downtown L.A. to Century City. The relocation is described as another blow to the struggling downtown office rental market.
- Downtown L.A. fixture PwC will move to Century City
PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) has agreed to move its Los Angeles offices to Century City, marking another blow to the struggling downtown office rental market.
- Horrific four-car crash kills one, leaves multiple injured in Los Angeles
A four-car crash in Los Angeles resulted in one fatality and multiple injuries. Emergency crews responded to the incident involving four vehicles.
- Fourth of July weekend marked by dozens of US deaths from gun violence
At least 43 people were killed and many others wounded during the Fourth of July weekend in the US due to gun violence. A woman and child were among four injured at a Mexico soccer supporters' gathering in Los Angeles following their team's World Cup elimination.
- Netflix, Prime Video and Disney+ challenge new French investment rules
Netflix, Prime Video, and Disney+ are challenging new French investment rules. The article mentions Netflix's studios in Los Angeles, California, but provides no further details about the companies' actions or the specific regulations.
- A dry river sparks a fight over water where LA, Pasadena and South Pasadena meet
Pasadena and South Pasadena propose cleaning contaminated water in the Arroyo Seco, a tributary of the LA River, by removing 140 mature trees, but face opposition from LA residents and the Gabrieleño Band of Mission Indians-Kizh Nation over environmental and cultural concerns. Critics argue the project prioritizes a public golf course irrigation over ecological and sacred site preservation.
- FAA proposal could pave the way for 3-hour flights between L.A. and New York
The Federal Aviation Administration proposed ending a 1973 ban on civilian supersonic flights over land, potentially enabling 3-hour flights between Los Angeles and New York. The rule change aims to replace decades-old restrictions on overland supersonic travel.
- L.A. sued over police shooting of dog wearing Knicks T-shirt
Marie Marseille's attorneys filed a civil rights lawsuit against the city of Los Angeles over the fatal shooting of her dog, Jameson, alleging undue use of force by police.
- L.A. sued over police shooting of dog wearing Knicks T-shirt
Marie Marseille's attorneys filed a civil rights lawsuit against the city of Los Angeles, alleging undue use of force in the fatal shooting of her dog, Jameson. The lawsuit seeks damages for the incident.
- LA on earthquake alert as fault lines hit highest stress levels in history: study
Los Angeles is nearing a large earthquake as stress along California's two dangerous fault systems has reached the highest levels in 1,000 years, according to a study published June 3 using computer simulations on San Andreas Fault segments.
- Boyle Heights fire: Mayor Bass demands faster cleanup, more support for residents in new letter
Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass is demanding faster cleanup and increased support for residents following a warehouse fire that destroyed a cold storage facility in Boyle Heights. The mayor's letter calls for greater accountability in the cleanup process.
- Pastor freed from prison in China weeks after Trump requested his release
Pastor Ezra Jin Mingri of the underground Zion Church in China was released weeks after U.S. President Donald Trump raised his case during a meeting with Chinese leader Xi Jinping. Jin and 17 other church leaders were detained in October during a government crackdown, but his family and advocates attribute his release to direct intervention by Xi. At least eight other Zion Church members remain detained.