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Dolly Parton's Hollywood Walk of Fame star at 6712 Hollywood Boulevard was repaired and reopened in early September 2026 after scratches from fan gatherings following her death on August 25, 2026.
SELA Photo Walk, founded by David Hernandez and Alan Arvizu, is a new photography club documenting everyday life and culture in southeast Los Angeles to promote a positive image of the community.
Diesel prices in California have reached a record high, raising operating costs for farmers, trucking fleets and the wider supply chain, adding economic pressure across the state.
Mayor Karen Bass has been asked to testify before a U.S. House subcommittee on September 4 about Los Angeles' heavy spending on homelessness programs, as federal officials review the use of allocated funds.
Rep. Norma Torres is asking California to intervene and protect detainees at Adelanto after a federal judge ordered condition upgrades at the facility.
Security plans for the 2028 Olympics could affect up to 6,000 unhoused individuals in Los Angeles by restricting access to shelters and services. City officials are reviewing the impact as they prepare for the Games.
Riverside County halted swimming at Lake Hemet on September 4, 2026, after detecting a toxic algal bloom that makes the water unsafe for people and pets. The popular lake remains closed to swimming while officials monitor toxin levels.
David Hernandez and Alan Arvizu founded the SELA Photo Walk, a photography club that documents southeast Los Angeles to showcase its vibrant community, responding to limited media attention of the area.
Hurricane Marie will stay offshore but generate dangerous surf and light rain for Los Angeles beaches on September 3, prompting safety warnings. Authorities advise caution as strong swells reach the coastline despite the storm’s distance.
Santa Monica College announced layoffs, salary freezes, and contract non‑renewals to address ongoing budget shortfalls and increased financial scrutiny.
An Inspector General audit of 300 LAPD traffic stops in 2023 found violations in searches, camera use, and documentation, prompting the department to address the identified compliance gaps.
Local residents near an empty Mulholland Drive house have complained about fire hazards, trash and graffiti, and are urging city officials to intervene. They are seeking inspections, cleanup and enforcement of vacant‑property codes.
California has stopped its disaster case‑management program for Eaton and Palisades wildfire survivors because FEMA has not released promised federal assistance funds. The move shifts survivors to local resources while the state seeks alternative funding.
City crews repaired Dolly Parton's Hollywood Walk of Fame star after it was vandalized earlier this week, completing the work within days to keep the landmark accessible to visitors.
Los Angeles police recovered a body from the lake at Hollenbeck Park in Boyle Heights on September 3, 2026, and opened an investigation, with details pending as the case proceeds.
The U.S. Coast Guard rescued 37 migrants from a 30‑foot boat adrift off Oxnard on September 3, 2026, after they spent days at sea without food or water.
A motorcyclist intentionally drove into Amazon protesters in Riverside County on September 2, injuring two, prompting a police investigation into the targeted attack.
A man in his 60s was killed by a Metro train in Highland Park around 4:45 a.m. on September 3, 2026, prompting police investigation and possible A Line service delays.
LAUSD officials announced on September 1, 2026 that software will block all generative AI applications on student laptops and tablets, extending the district’s technology policy to student‑owned devices.
In early August 2026, the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department seized 25,898 counterfeit luxury streetwear items worth about $10 million from a warehouse in Arcadia, following an investigation into the distribution network.
