Crime
Hit-and-run kills mobility scooter rider in South L.A.
LAPD seeks witnesses after fatal crash at dangerous intersection
Person on Mobility Scooter Killed in LA Hit-and-Run
Police searching for driver who fled the scene after early Sunday morning crash
83-Year-Old Woman Goes Missing in San Fernando Valley
Authorities have activated a Silver Alert to locate Martha Sandoval-Montero.
Politics
LA Mayor Karen Bass Heckled During Lunar New Year Parade
Spectators shouted criticism at Bass as she rode through Chinatown in a convertible
Judge Blocks L.A.'s Plan to Dismantle Homeless RVs
Ruling says city lacks legal authority to implement state law allowing RV seizures
Judge Blocks L.A.'s Attempt to Dismantle Homeless RVs
Ruling halts city's implementation of new state law allowing removal of inoperable vehicles
Weather
One Year Later, LA Residents Struggle to Rebuild After Deadly Fires
Permitting delays, insurance gaps, and financial hurdles continue to hamper recovery efforts.
Concrete Slabs Pile Up in Santa Monica Channel During Storm
City officials say the concrete is from a 1970s installation that has peeled away.
More Rain Headed to SoCal as Travel Warnings Continue
Forecasters warn of falling snow levels and challenging travel conditions in the region.
Sports
Three-point ace Jack Levey proving to be a fan favorite for surging Palisades
Levey's three-point shooting has been key to Palisades' run to the City Section Open Division title game.
Los Angeles Unveils Venues for Historic 2028 Olympics
From the iconic Coliseum to new stadiums, LA will host over 40 venues for the 2028 Summer Games
LAFC Dominates Inter Miami in Messi's Debut, MLS Season Kicks Off
75,673 fans witness LAFC's 3-0 victory over defending champions in season opener
Lifestyle
R' Sholom Dovber Levine, 86, Passes Away
Longtime member of the Los Angeles Anash community remembered for his talent as a chazan and love of niggunim.
Eater Editors Share Their Favorite Dishes of the Week
From a standout Filipino biko pie to a beloved taqueria in Santa Barbara, these are the best bites the Eater LA team enjoyed.
LA Sees Surge in Pothole Repairs After Storms
City crews have filled nearly 10,000 potholes since recent record-breaking winter weather, but broader resurfacing projects remain paused.
