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- 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.
- Homeowners terrorized by pro squatters turning dreams into nightmares in palm-lined paradise, experts say
Professional squatters in Los Angeles are using fake leases, forged documents, and legal loopholes to occupy homes, causing costly legal battles and public safety concerns. Experts argue that unlawful occupancy often involves fraud, identity theft, and criminal activity, urging the creation of a dedicated anti-squatter task force to address the issue.
- Pastor Ezra Jin Mingri freed from prison in China weeks after Trump requested his release
Pastor Ezra Jin Mingri was freed from prison in China weeks after Trump requested his release. He arrived in Los Angeles and is reunited with his family.
- 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, detained in October with 17 other church leaders, arrived in Los Angeles and reunited with his family, according to rights advocates.
- Your pet afraid of fireworks? Here’s how to keep them safe for the Fourth of July
The article highlights that more lost pets are brought to shelters on July 5 than any other day, as noted by Elizabeth Oreck of Best Friends Animal Society in Los Angeles. It addresses concerns about pets being afraid of fireworks and offers guidance for their safety during the Fourth of July.
- One Piece reveals first-ever US Mugiwara Store coming to Los Angeles
One Piece is opening its first-ever US Mugiwara Store in Los Angeles in fall 2026. The store marks the franchise's American debut and will feature merchandise related to the Straw Hat Pirates.
- Noncitizen voting was gaining steam in L.A. Then fears of Trump backlash scuttled the plan
A proposal to allow noncitizen voting in Los Angeles was gaining support before concerns about potential backlash from Trump supporters led to its cancellation. Critics argued the plan lacked necessary details and could harm the noncitizens it aimed to assist.
- Noncitizen voting was gaining steam in L.A. Then fears of Trump backlash scuttled the plan
A proposal to allow noncitizen voting in Los Angeles faced opposition due to concerns about insufficient details and potential harm to its intended beneficiaries. Fears of backlash linked to Donald Trump also contributed to the plan being abandoned.
- ‘Who Should I Vote for?’ Voters Turn to A.I. Before Casting Their Ballots
Jeremiah Hain, a psychotherapist in Los Angeles, used ChatGPT to help choose candidates in races for mayor and various other offices. Voters are increasingly turning to artificial intelligence for guidance on political decisions.
- Fireworks, heat and politics: America celebrates its 250th birthday
America's 250th independence anniversary is marked by political polarization, a heat wave, and widespread celebrations including fireworks, concerts, and speeches. President Donald Trump is set to play a central role in Washington, while events in cities like Chicago, New York, and Los Angeles highlight the milestone. Heat-related closures and cancellations affected some East Coast activities.
- Hospitals seek help identifying 2 patients found unconscious in Los Angeles
Hospital staff in Los Angeles are seeking public help to identify two male patients found unconscious. The first patient is between 35-45 years old, and the second is around 39 years old. Both have been hospitalized for about a week, and staff aim to locate their families.
- The Space Shuttle Endeavour goes on public display later this year
The Space Shuttle Endeavour will move to a new permanent home at the California Science Center later this year. It has been in Los Angeles since 2012.
- Rival celebrations planned as US turns 250
President Donald Trump begins America's 250th birthday weekend with a visit to Mount Rushmore, while a rival celebration in Los Angeles features Queen Latifah, Chris Stapleton, and The Smashing Pumpkins. France 24's Rochelle Ferguson-Bouyahi reports on the events.
- Los Angeles to pay $20 million to teen who lost leg in Boyle Heights hit-and-run
Los Angeles has agreed to pay $20 million to Joshua Mora, a teen who lost his leg in a Boyle Heights hit-and-run. Mora sued the city, alleging officials were aware of the intersection's dangers.
- Los Angeles to pay $20 million to teen who lost leg in Boyle Heights hit-and-run
Los Angeles has agreed to pay $20 million to Joshua Mora, a teen who lost his leg in a hit-and-run accident in Boyle Heights. Mora sued the city, alleging officials were aware of the dangerous conditions at the intersection where the incident occurred.
- Toxic smoke from warehouse blaze even worse for LA than 2025 wildfires
Los Angeles is experiencing severe air quality due to toxic smoke from a Boyle Heights warehouse fire, with conditions worse than those during the 2025 wildfires.
- America 250 v. Freedom 250: What's the difference?
Two separate celebrations, America 250 and Freedom 250, are marking the U.S. 250th birthday, with America 250 being a nonprofit, nonpartisan initiative by Congress and Freedom 250 launched by President Donald Trump. Freedom 250 faced criticism for partisanship and entertainer withdrawals, while Trump replaced them with a rally at the Great American State Fair. Events for both celebrations are planned in different locations.
- LA’s Skid Row to change forever as $2B mega project brings 1,500 new homes
Los Angeles' Skid Row is set to undergo a major transformation with a $2 billion project that will add 1,500 new homes, including a 30-story building as the tallest structure.
- AAA: Over 72 million people expected to travel during Fourth of July weekend, breaking previous record
AAA projects over 72 million travelers for the Fourth of July weekend, breaking a previous record. Airports and rental car services face high demand, with TSA screening 3 million passengers and Hertz reporting peak rental days in major cities. Car travel remains cheaper than flying despite rising gas prices.
- Nine Arrested in Federal Crackdown on L.A.’s Sex-Trafficking Corridor
Nine individuals were arrested in a federal operation targeting sex-trafficking in Los Angeles. The investigation revealed gang members used social media and physical violence to recruit and control victims.
- The latest trick to catch LA drivers and hit them with a hefty fine
Los Angeles officials have introduced a new measure aimed at improving visibility at intersections to help drivers and pedestrians better see each other.
- California homicide rate falls to historic low as police make more arrests in killings
California’s homicide rate reached a historic low of 3.5 per 100,000 people in 2025, continuing a national decline in killings. Police clearance rates for homicides also rose significantly, reaching 79% in 2024, as federal and local law enforcement efforts contributed to reduced violence in cities like Los Angeles.