City Moves to Dismiss Crowley Lawsuit Over Removal as Fire Chief
LOS ANGELES - The city is asking a judge to throw out former Fire Chief Kristin Crowley's lawsuit over her removal following the deadly Palisades Fire. The case centers on two competing accounts. The city says Mayor Karen Bass removed Crowley because of leadership failures surrounding the fire. Crowley says Bass punish
LAPD issues citations, impounds dozens of minibikes in massive 6th Street Bridge takeover bust
ABC7 spoke to a dad and daughter who were cited and had their bikes impounded.
40 years ago, a billionaire developer bought and closed SoCal’s Lake Sherwood
The popular lake has been closed to the public for 40 years.
Gunfire erupts as authorities respond to El Monte house fire
One person was hospitalized after gunfire erupted as authorities responded to a house fire in El Monte, according to the Los Angeles County Fire Department. Shortly before 7 p.m., Los Angeles County firefighters and El Monte police responded to a reported house fire in the 5100 block of Elrovia Avenue.
Santa Ana Police seize multiple guns in ongoing crackdown on gang activity
The Santa Ana Police Department’s Weekly Firearm Seizures report for September 5–11, 2026 shows another intense week of proactive enforcement, with officers and gang detectives recovering multiple firearms, arresting documented gang members, and uncovering narcotics and gang indicia during follow‑up search warrants. Th
20-Foot Hurricane Swell Obliterates SoCal Luxury Homes in ‘Most Coastal Carnage I’ve Ever Seen’...
Historic hurricane swells cause widespread destruction along Southern California coastlines, including Laguna Beach, Long Beach, and Dana Point. Southern California coastlines are reeling after historic hurricane swells battered the region, sending massive waves exploding into luxury beachside homes and completely deci
There are no more sunsets after 7 p.m. for these cities starting this week
Permanent daylight saving time is still possible, but it wouldn't prevent the end of sunsets after 7 p.m.
These 8 California Roadside Burger Stands Have Been Grilling Classics For Generations
California has more than its share of shiny new burger spots, but the ones that really stick around are the old roadside stands that have been flipping patties for decades. These are the walk-up windows, drive-ins, and corner shacks where regulars know the menu by heart and the recipes have barely changed in fifty or s
Mexican Independence Day parade in East LA
Hundreds gathered Sunday for the 80th annual East LA Mexican Independence Day Parade and Festival on Cesar Chavez Avenue. The celebration featured mariachi bands, dancers and colorful floats honoring Mexican heritage and independence.
Los Angeles environmentalists sue over $800 million hydrogen plan for city’s biggest gas plant
The facility may end up running only on natural gas.
