Reports: Singer d4vd considered a suspect in teen’s death
LOS ANGELES, Calif. (Court TV/AP) — D4vd is allegedly considered a suspect in the death of a teenage girl whose body was found in a Tesla registered to the singer. An LAPD source told NBC Los Angeles that d4vd, whose legal name is David Anthony Burke, is considered a suspect and hasn’t been cooperative in ... Read...
Southern California man convicted of molesting 2 children, attempting to molest another at a...
A Southern California man was convicted of molesting two young girls and attempting to molest a third child at a motel. Jason Valentine Esparza, 60, had groomed women to babysit children as young as 4 years old and would have them bring the children to hotels so that he could molest them, according to the […]
Los Angeles County Board Commits to Ending Veteran Homelessness, Supervisor Hahn Spearheads Housing Initiative
In a significant move toward addressing homelessness among veterans, the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors has unanimously approved a proposal aimed at ending veteran homelessness in the area, as reported by an email released on November 18. The move, championed by Supervisor Janice Hahn, calls for the...
Falling Home Prices Hit Half of U.S. Homes, 78.5% in LA
More than half of homes across the country have lost value over the past year, and the Los Angeles area is among the markets most affected by falling home prices. Even so, most homeowners still hold sizable gains because they have owned their properties for many years. According to real...
Mayor Karen Bass Launches “LA is Open” Campaign to Revive Economy and Tourism Post-Wildfires
Mayor Karen Bass took a step to reinvigorate the Los Angeles economy with the launch of the "LA is Open" campaign, a move to bolster business confidence and tourism, especially after the January wildfires dealt a blow to local commerce. The initiative, designed to highlight LA's small businesses, cultural scenes, and...
A year after Proposition 36: Counties show mixed results on repeat theft and treatment...
SACRAMENTO, Calif. — One year after nearly 70% of California voters approved Proposition 36, the state’s effort to reduce repeat shoplifting and expand access to treatment, it is showing different outcomes from county to county. Proposition 36 created a new felony for repeat petty theft offenders and directed...
LAPD Uses Drone to Locate Suspect in Downtown Incident; Officers and Suspect Injured During...
On November 14, 2025, at about 4:10 p.m., Los Angeles Police Department officers from the Central Patrol Division responded to a battery suspect call near 12th Street and Hill Street. The department used a small drone as part of its pilot program to help locate the suspect, identified as 30-year-old Joseph Allen.
DA Hochman outlines new push on DUIs and witness protection
As he marks one year in office, LA County DA Nathan Hochman joined FOX 11 to discuss his office’s approach to fighting DUI and vehicular homicide cases as well as a new state law that makes it easier to prosecute anyone who threatens or intimidates victims and witnesses.
L.A. County Board Of Supervisors Approve Major Santa Clarita Valley Housing, Economic Development Project
The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors has unanimously approved the Entrada South / Valencia Commerce Center project, a major development in the Santa Clarita Valley that will add more than 1,574 multi-family attached residences to the community. Located west of The Old Road and spanning the northern and...
LA tenants sue the city’s Housing Authority for termination of affordable housing vouchers
Los Angeles tenants and housing rights organizations have filed a lawsuit against the Housing Authority of the City of Los Angeles (HACLA), the largest public housing authority in the nation, which, among other things, administers affordable housing and rental assistance programs for low-income, homeless and disabled...
