Surf Damage Forces Dozen Dana Point Homes Uninhabitable
Powerful surf linked to a distant tropical storm damaged ocean‑facing decks on about twelve Dana Point beachfront homes, leading officials to red‑tag them as uninhabitable.
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Mayor Bass Declines Testimony at Homeless Funding Hearing
Mayor Karen Bass said she cannot testify at a congressional hearing probing alleged fraud in Los Angeles homelessness funding, as the U.S. House subcommittee examines possible misuse of federal aid managed by the city's Homeless Services Authority.
Study Examines Effects of Later School Start Times in California
A new study launched on September 8, 2026 examines whether later school start times improve outcomes for California students, while advocates note the logistical challenges schools face in making such changes.
LA Officials Warn of Health Risks From Record Humidity
Los Angeles officials warned that an unprecedented humid heat wave during the week of September 8, 2026, poses serious health risks, urging residents to take precautionary measures and stay informed.
Masked Burglars Take $500,000 of Jewelry in Valley Village
Three masked men broke into a Valley Village home on September 4, stealing jewelry worth at least $500,000, and LAPD detectives are now seeking security-camera footage to identify the suspects.
Newsom urged to sign vetoed data‑center water‑use bill
Governor Gavin Newsom vetoed a bill requiring data centers to report water use starting in 2025, and California lawmakers are now urging him to sign the measure to improve transparency on the sector's billions of gallons of water consumption.
Sinkhole Opens in Nicolas Cage's Malibu Home Driveway
A sinkhole opened in the driveway of Nicolas Cage's Malibu home on September 8, 2026, causing significant damage. The event reflects Malibu's occasional ground instability that can lead to such geological incidents.
Suspect Arrested After Returning to Scene of $5,000 Bike Theft
LAPD arrested a burglary suspect on September 7 after video evidence linked him to a $5,000 bike stolen from a Hollywood Hills garage on September 1, and he was caught when he returned to the area.
Los Angeles County Records Up to 1.5 Inches of Rain
A September storm delivered up to 1.5 inches of rain across Los Angeles County, with a peak of 1.56 inches in Bel Air, ending months of dry weather before tapering off early Monday.
LAPD Officers Open Fire on Suspect Carrying Pipe in Boyle Heights
On September 7, 2026, LAPD officers fired at a person they said was carrying a pipe after responding to a report of an armed individual in Boyle Heights.
Suspect Arrested After Tarzana Home Shooting Injures Man
LAPD arrested a suspect after a shooting inside a Tarzana home left a man critically injured, with witnesses reported as uncooperative.
Police Pursuit Ends in Crash, One Vehicle Overturns in South LA
On Sep 7, 2026, a LAPD chase in South Los Angeles ended when the suspect’s car collided with several vehicles, causing one to overturn. Police are investigating the incident.
Police Find Body in Playa del Rey Creek
LAPD discovered a human body in Ballona Creek in Playa del Rey on September 7, 2026, and has launched an investigation while the creek continues to be monitored by city authorities.
Thief Scales Palms Balcony, Steals $180K in Jewelry
A thief entered a Palms apartment on September 5 by climbing onto a balcony and slipping through an unlocked sliding door, stealing designer bags and jewelry valued at $180,000. Police are investigating and seeking witnesses.
Scattered Showers and High Surf Forecast for Labor Day in LA
Los Angeles County will see scattered showers, higher surf and temperatures up to 90°F on Labor Day as humidity from an offshore tropical storm moves inland, following rain that soaked the region on Sunday.
3.2‑Magnitude Quake Shakes Area Near Compton
A magnitude 3.2 earthquake struck near Compton on September 6, originating from the Newport‑Inglewood Fault, a fault known for frequent low‑magnitude quakes in the Los Angeles area.
Hurricane Marie Brings Rare September Rain and Flooding to Los Angeles
Hurricane Marie brought rare September rain and coastal flooding to Los Angeles from September 5 to 7, an unusual event for the area, while residents also prepared for an upcoming mid‑week heat wave.
Magnitude 3.2 Quake Shakes Area Near Compton
A magnitude 3.2 earthquake occurred near Compton on September 6, 2026, originating from the Newport‑Inglewood Fault Zone. No damage or injuries were reported, but the event highlights the fault's activity in a densely populated area.
LAPD arrests nearly 70 in Harbor Gateway street takeover
LAPD’s Operation Street Sweeper in Harbor Gateway resulted in nearly 70 arrests, 570 citations to spectators, and the impoundment of about 200 vehicles during a nighttime gathering of roughly 700 people.
Burbank Vintage Shop Adds Bee Museum to Retail Experience
A Burbank vintage clothing and jewelry shop has opened an on‑site bee museum featuring educational displays about bees, creating a combined retail and learning experience for visitors.
