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Driver Charged With Murder After Deadly Chatsworth Metro Bus Crash
Prosecutors charged Bailee Lynn Rios with two counts of murder after a high-speed collision with a Metro bus killed two riders in Chatsworth.
Sep 183 min read


Federal Cases Allege Millions Meant for LA Homelessness Programs Were Diverted
Federal prosecutors charged three people in separate cases alleging millions intended for Southern California homelessness programs were diverted for personal use.
Sep 173 min read


Four Injured in Arleta Construction-Site Explosion
Four people were injured after an explosion at an Arleta construction site, prompting a large emergency response and an investigation into the cause.
Sep 93 min read


Los Angeles Says Valley Burglaries Fell 43% as Citywide Crime Trend Improves
Los Angeles officials say burglaries are down sharply in the San Fernando Valley and across the city, although they caution that sustained enforcement and prevention remain essential.
Aug 313 min read


Los Angeles Street Takeovers Spark Fires, Looting and Chaos Across the City
08 August 2026 Los Angeles faced a chaotic start to Saturday as a series of illegal street takeovers erupted across multiple neighborhoods, drawing large crowds, damaging property and forcing law enforcement officers to respond to scenes involving reckless driving, fires and looting. The disturbances unfolded during the early morning hours of August 8, turning several intersections into gathering points where drivers performed dangerous stunts while crowds watched from only f
Aug 83 min read


New Song Appears on D4vd's Spotify Account While Criminal Case Continues
18 July 2026 A new song unexpectedly appeared on singer D4vd's verified Spotify account this week, prompting confusion among fans because the artist remains in custody while awaiting trial on serious criminal charges. The release quickly generated widespread discussion online, with many questioning who uploaded the track and whether it had been scheduled before his arrest. According to reports, the song was released without any public explanation from D4vd's representatives o
Jul 182 min read


Los Angeles Man Sentenced in $2.8 Million Bank Fraud Scheme
16 July 2026 A 26-year-old man identified by federal prosecutors as a member of a South Los Angeles-based Crips street gang has been sentenced to nine years in federal prison for his role in a $2.8 million bank fraud conspiracy that investigators said was promoted through Instagram. According to the U.S. Department of Justice, Chase Matthew Griffin pleaded guilty in March to one count of conspiracy to commit bank fraud. A federal judge sentenced him to 108 months in prison an
Jul 161 min read
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