Southern California Twins Admit $1.3 Million Tax Fraud
The Kim twins pleaded guilty to federal tax crimes for not reporting over $1.3 million from a golf tee‑time resale business, concluding a Los Angeles‑led investigation.
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California Launches 'Non-Ultraprocessed Certified' Food Label
California will roll out a “Non‑Ultraprocessed Certified” label to flag foods that are not highly processed, with critics urging a consistent national definition.
Former LA County Deputy Sentenced to Two Years for Civil Rights Violations
A former Los Angeles County sheriff's deputy received a nearly two‑year federal prison sentence for civil‑rights violations, including intimidation and illegal search warrants, after it was revealed he had misused his authority and aided a local cryptocurrency figure.
Mayor Bass Calls on Local Firms to Bid on 2028 Olympic Contracts
Mayor Karen Bass announced Olympic contract opportunities at a procurement summit, urging Southern California businesses to bid for work on the 2028 Los Angeles Games.
Compton Installs Rubber Medians to Deter Street Takeovers
Compton and the county sheriff's department installed rubber median barriers at almost 24 intersections to curb illegal street takeovers, a persistent issue in Los Angeles County.
FBI Offers $1 Million for Fugitive Capture
The FBI is offering a $1 million reward for tips that result in the arrest of a Ten Most Wanted fugitive linked to multiple murders in Southern California and elsewhere.
LA City Controller Requests More Details on LA28 Budget
City Controller Kenneth Mejia asked LA28 for further budget details, and the committee said it has met its obligations. The inquiry occurs amid ongoing preparation of the 2028 Olympic budget.
Supreme Court OKs SAVE Voter Database; California Opts Out
The Supreme Court approved the SAVE voter‑eligibility database, but California said it will not implement the system.
CHP Officer Bitten by K‑9 During Burbank Pursuit
A CHP officer was bitten by a K‑9 while taking a stolen Lexus SUV driver into custody after a pursuit on the 210 Freeway in Burbank on September 26, 2026.
California Prohibits Sale of Unowned Concert and Sports Tickets
California’s legislature enacted a law banning the sale of tickets not owned by the seller, aiming to stop overpriced ghost tickets amid disputes between ticket platforms.
California AG to Oversee Kaiser Arbitration Under New Law
California’s attorney general will help supervise Kaiser Permanente’s medical arbitration system under a new law signed by Governor Gavin Newsom, addressing patient concerns about bias.
Deputies Kill Man After Finding Woman Dead in Bellflower Home
Deputies responding to a medical emergency in Bellflower discovered a dead woman and subsequently shot a man who later died.
Hurricane Polo Heads North, Threatening Southern California
Hurricane Polo is moving north toward Mexico, prompting forecasts of possible impacts on Southern California.
Coast Guard Rescues Sailor from Grounded Boat on Santa Rosa Island
The Coast Guard rescued a sailor whose 25-foot sailboat ran aground on Santa Rosa Island on September 27, 2026. The island is part of the Channel Islands where such incidents sometimes occur.
Two Injured in Boyle Heights Hit-and-Run
A hit-and-run on Saturday night in Boyle Heights left two individuals injured.
Newsom signs bills to broaden reproductive care in California
Governor Newsom signed bills on September 27 to expand reproductive health services and abortion access in California, continuing the state's push to protect reproductive rights.
Voting Rights Groups Mobilize for November Election
Los Angeles voting rights groups are recruiting poll watchers and starting protection programs to help ensure a smooth November 2026 election.
California IVF Coverage Law Boosts Clinics, Leaves Others Struggling
A new California law requiring large employers to cover infertility treatments began on Jan. 1, 2026, increasing clinic demand while those without qualifying coverage face higher personal costs.
Poll Shows Roy Leads City Attorney Race, Voters Still Undecided
A poll released Sunday indicates Marissa Roy leads John McKinney by ten points in the Los Angeles city attorney race, with over two‑thirds of voters still undecided.
LA County Gasoline Hits Near-Record $6.39 per Gallon
Los Angeles County’s average self‑serve regular gasoline price reached $6.387 per gallon on September 26, near the all‑time high and the highest level since October 2022.
