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West Covina home draws bids for its ADU potential
A plain West Covina house sold for $900,000 after several Chinese buyers competed for it. Its large, flat backyard made it attractive for buyers considering an ADU.
San Clemente tow company settles vehicle case involving service members
S&K Towing agreed to pay about $160,000 to service members after federal prosecutors accused it of improperly selling or disposing of vehicles tied to Camp Pendleton. The case involved protections for active duty military members.
UC pauses plan to review SAT and ACT role in admissions
A University of California admissions committee withdrew a plan to review whether SAT or ACT scores should return to admissions consideration. The move came shortly before a UC Board of Regents meeting in San Francisco.
LAX people mover contractor sues Los Angeles over delays
The contractor building LAX's automated people mover sued the city of Los Angeles amid a long dispute over delays. Testing continues with no clear passenger opening date.
Former San Diego deputy gets prison time
A former San Diego County sheriff's deputy was sentenced to four years and nine months in federal prison after a restrained detainee suffered a fractured spine. The case adds to Southern California scrutiny of jail force and deputy accountability.
Ventura teen charged after electric motorcycle chase
A Ventura juvenile faces two felony counts and several other charges after a June 10 chase on an electric motorcycle. Authorities say the rider went the wrong way on streets and a State Route 126 ramp, reaching about 60 mph.
LAX traveler loses tourist visa after phone check
A Chinese traveler said her 10 year U.S. tourist visa was canceled after a secondary inspection at LAX. Officers reviewed WeChat messages and found past discussions about short term work in the United States.
Airbnb screens Los Angeles holiday rentals for party risk
Airbnb is screening Fourth of July bookings that look likely to become unauthorized parties. Los Angeles was one of the markets where the company redirected whole home reservations last year.
Newsom signs 100% California tax on Trump ally fund payouts
California has approved a 100% state tax on payments from the federal Anti-Weaponization Fund or similar future settlements. The rule would affect California residents, but the federal fund remains blocked in court.
Taiwanese American nuclear scientist dies after Los Angeles family visit
Dr. Shang-Chih Chou returned to Los Angeles to rest with family while ill with pneumonia, then flew back to New Mexico for lab work. He was later found dead in his apartment after missing work.
Judge blocks ICE arrests inside immigration courts
A federal judge in California barred ICE agents from making arrests inside immigration courts nationwide. The ruling targets a courthouse arrest practice used in the Trump administration's deportation push.
LAHSA moves to end Home At Last contracts
The Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority is terminating contracts with Home At Last Community Development Corp. The agency cited failed services and said federal authorities seized cash tied to an address linked to one of the nonprofit's founders.
LAUSD approves $20.6 billion budget after Carvalho exit
The Los Angeles school board approved a $20.6 billion budget with more than 1,000 layoffs. The vote came two days after Supt. Alberto Carvalho resigned.
Los Angeles fan plans low cost World Cup trip through Ontario and LAX
A Los Angeles resident and his father kept a Houston World Cup trip to about $1,071 before tickets. Their route used Ontario airport, late flights, bundled bookings and public transit near the stadium.
LA health talk warns seniors about muscle loss
A health seminar at the Los Angeles Overseas Community Affairs Council center focused on sarcopenia, a gradual loss of muscle strength and function. Speakers urged Southern California residents to treat slower walking, falls and weak grip as warning signs.
Ridehail price gaps raise questions for LA travelers
A Consumer Reports review found wide price differences for Uber and Lyft trips, even on the same route at nearly the same time. A local test from Pasadena to LAX showed Lyft coming in about 11 dollars below Uber.
Bangladeshi comfort food draws attention in Melrose Hill
Roshona Bilash is a small family owned Bangladeshi restaurant in Melrose Hill, away from the center of Little Bangladesh. The menu highlights chicken tikka wraps, kebabs, roti, biryani and slow cooked stews.
Orange County low income line tops 104,000 dollars for one person
California's 2026 income limits classify a one person Orange County household earning up to 104,200 dollars as low income. High housing costs are pushing the threshold above what many workers elsewhere would consider a strong salary.
B-52 crash at Edwards kills eight during test mission
A B-52 crashed shortly after takeoff Monday at Edwards Air Force Base during a routine test mission, killing eight people. The aircraft had been supporting a radar modernization program as the Air Force works on upgrades for the bomber fleet.
Online prices can swing within days for major retailers
Online carts tracked at Old Navy, Target and Amazon changed over several weeks. USC Marshall professor Anthony Dukes says retailers can use shopping history, timing and device type when setting prices.
Measure ER supporters claim win in LA County health tax vote
Measure ER was slightly above 50% as more ballots were counted and needs a simple majority. The 0.5 cent county sales tax would send money to hospitals and clinics for five years.
World Cup bookings fall short for some Southern California Chinese businesses
Hotel, bus and airport ride operators say World Cup demand has been weaker than expected outside the Inglewood stadium area. Business owners point to high ticket prices, visa hurdles and travel costs.
Primm gets new operator after casino closure warning
The Primm family announced a deal for Las Vegas based Terrible's to operate the Primm properties along the 15 Freeway near the California border. The move could spare a familiar stop for Southern California travelers and protect hundreds of jobs.
SGV dining guide: dumplings, noodles, cafes, and family meals
Eater LA's SGV guide gives readers a concrete restaurant map for Alhambra, Arcadia, Monterey Park, San Gabriel, Rowland Heights, and nearby family dining corridors.