FBI Los Angeles returns 48 cultural artifacts to Egyptian government
Returned property included carved figures, amulets, and tomb equipment, among other items, from the Pharaonic, Roman, and Coptic periods.
Lineage says cleanup at Boyle Heights warehouse is "in the final stretch"
"The cleanup is in the final stretch, with hundreds of workers working around the clock on removing residual food waste, power washing, disinfecting, and deodorizing the facility," Lineage wrote in its Aug. 20 update.
Pasadena bakery and café owner shares frustration after yet another break-in
On Wednesday, sometime between 3 and 4 a.m., a red sedan pulled up in front of the bakery, and four people got out, shattered glass to the shop, and went inside. As quickly as they went in, they came out, surveillance footage showed.
Orange County to host e-bike and e-motorcycle buyback, offering gift cards
Orange County District Attorney Todd Spitzer announced the buyback will take place Sept. 13 at Angel Stadium, offering gift cards and Los Angeles Angels tickets in exchange for the bikes.
Police detain dirt bike rider suspect allegedly armed with a gun in South LA
Los Angeles Police Department officers took a dirt bike rider suspect, allegedly armed with a gun, into custody in South Los Angeles after a bizarre pursuit.
Long Beach man recounts floating at sea overnight after thrown from personal watercraft
The husband and father of four said it was his first time ever on a personal watercraft. "I was starting to get weak and all that. I was praying for sunlight to come out...," Paul Carbullido Jr. said.
Pacific Palisades Farmers Market reopens after extended closure
"Every visit, every purchase, every smile, and every conversation. helps strengthen our local businesses and supports the continued recovery of this remarkable community," Melissa Farwell, Pacific Palisades Farmers Market director of operations, said.
Small businesses affected by Boyle Heights disaster can apply for federal loan
The U.S. Small Business Administration approved California's request for a disaster declaration, making loans available to eligible small businesses, private nonprofit organizations, including faith-based organizations, that experienced financial losses directly related to the fire.
Amazon launches e-cargo delivery bikes in Culver City
Amazon representatives say the e-bikes solve real city problems like congestion, traffic and noise by taking vehicles off the roads, and they have already been operating in more than 50 cities in Europe.
LA jury finds man charged with second-degree murder of Trader Joe's employee guilty
Earlier in June, a jury acquitted Gene Evin Atkins, 36, of first-degree murder and deadlocked 10-2 on the second-degree murder charge. Concluding his retrial on Tuesday, a jury found him guilty of second-degree murder.
Jackie the bald eagle memorial pops up in Big Bear Valley
Mike Wayman, Fawn Park CEO and owner, said the memorial is intended as a permanent, ongoing space for people to pay their respects and honor Jackie.
Palisades Fire arson suspect has 1 criminal charge dropped, indictment revised
Jonathan Rinderknecht, 29, now faces two criminal charges instead of three for allegedly starting the Lachman Fire that grew, one week later, into the deadly 2025 Palisades Fire.
Taffle Fire in Riverside County prompts evacuation warnings and orders
The blaze was reported around 12:40 p.m. at Taffle Ranch and Red Mountain roads, 5 miles southeast of Hemet. As of 6 p.m., it is 25% contained.
California State Bar seizes immigration law practice of Tustin man who allegedly operated without a license
A State Bar investigation of the law practice of John Minnella of Tustin began in 2024 after a former client filed a complaint, alleging he paid $4,500 for a work permit through an asylum application, which he never received.
Former LAPD detective freed from prison, arrested again, Ventura DA announces
Michael Douglas Brambles was originally sentenced to 102 years in prison for the crimes, leading Ventura County officials to dismiss their case regarding victim S.W., assuming he would never be released.