Los Angeles, CA News
This page lists the PureSource News articles filed under Los Angeles, CA: 22 since April 2026, the most recent on September 27, 2026.
Most of this coverage falls under Crime (10), Entertainment (3) and Politics (2).
These articles are also listed under California.
Primary records cited in these articles come from earthquake.usgs.gov and hermosabeach.gov.
Magnitude-3.6 Earthquake Strikes West of Hermosa Beach
A magnitude-3.6 earthquake struck 6 kilometers west of Hermosa Beach at 8:40 a.m. Sunday. The U.S. Geological Survey recorded hundreds of resident reports but noted no damage or injuries.
Poll Shows Raman Leading Bass in Los Angeles Race
A new Berkeley IGS/LA Times poll places Nithya Raman ahead of Karen Bass 39% to 28% among likely Los Angeles voters. Thirty-three percent of voters remain undecided as the November 3 general election approaches.
Taylor Swift to Receive Inaugural Artist Director Honors at 2026 MTV VMAs
Taylor Swift will receive the first Artist Director Honors at the 2026 MTV VMAs. This award brings her total wins to 31, surpassing Beyoncé as the most awarded artist in event history.
Hargitay Hosts 78th Emmy Awards in Los Angeles
Mariska Hargitay hosted the 78th Primetime Emmy Awards at the Peacock Theater in Los Angeles on September 14, 2026.
Lil Durk Acquitted of Murder-for-Hire in Los Angeles
A federal jury in Los Angeles acquitted rapper Lil Durk of conspiracy, stalking resulting in death, and murder-for-hire charges on Friday.
Singer D4vd Gets Public Defender as Trial Approaches in Los Angeles
Judge Olmedo appointed a public defender for singer D4vd after his private lawyers withdrew. The court set an October 19 status conference while prosecutors consider seeking the death penalty.
UCLA Fires Jarmond, Names Harris Interim AD
UCLA fired Athletic Director Martin Jarmond on Aug. 31, 2026, citing $241 million in deficits. Tim Harris, a Lakers executive and alumnus, replaces him immediately on a pro bono basis.
LAPD Releases Footage of Two Fatal Encounters
The LAPD released body-camera footage showing the in-custody death of Jose Carlos Hoyoz-Munoz and the fatal shooting of Alejandro Luis Garcia.
Jake Reiner Gives First Interview on Parents' Deaths in Brentwood
Jake Reiner gave his first sit-down interview about the stabbing deaths of his parents in Brentwood. His brother Nick faces two murder counts while trustees blocked his access to $1.6 million.
Voice Actor Peter Cullen Dies at 85 in Los Angeles
Peter Cullen died Wednesday at his home in Los Angeles at age 85. He voiced Optimus Prime for 39 years and Eeyore for nearly three decades.
Nick Reiner Pleads Not Guilty to Parents' Murders
Nick Reiner pleaded not guilty to two murder counts with special circumstances in Los Angeles. He faces death or life without parole if convicted, with a pretrial hearing set for Sept. 15.
Los Angeles District Bans Screens for Youngest Students
The Los Angeles Unified School District began limiting classroom screen time for kindergartners and first graders on August 11. The policy caps daily usage for older students and sets weekly allowances for high school courses.
Lahijani, Bath Sue Mercedes-Benz For AMG Seat Burns
Gabriel Lahijani and Karendeep Bath filed a class action lawsuit alleging defective AMG logos cause burns. The plaintiffs seek medical compensation and funding to remove the logos from affected vehicles.
Jason Cloth Indicted on Seven Wire Fraud Counts by Federal Grand Jury in Chicago
A federal grand jury in Chicago indicted Jason Cloth on seven counts of wire fraud. The indictment seeks at least $12.25 million in forfeiture as each count carries up to 20 years in prison.
Burke Appears in Los Angeles Courtroom on Murder and Child Abuse Charges
David Anthony Burke appeared in a Los Angeles courtroom Tuesday for a preliminary hearing on murder and abuse charges. Prosecutors are evaluating the death penalty as Burke remains held without bail since his April arrest.
Los Angeles Opens First Segment of D Line Extension
Los Angeles Metro opens the first segment of the D Line extension from Koreatown to Beverly Hills. The full nine-mile extension aims for completion by fall 2027 before the 2028 Summer Olympics.
Individuals Run Through Church of Scientology Properties in Viral Trend
Groups of people enter Church of Scientology facilities on Hollywood Boulevard for social media videos. Church officials report injuries, property damage, and have involved law enforcement in response to the trespassing.
Burke Pleads Not Guilty in Hernandez Murder Case
David Anthony Burke pleads not guilty to murder and abuse charges in Celeste Rivas Hernandez case. Prosecutors allege Burke killed and dismembered the 14-year-old after a sexual relationship.
Maurice Shakur Files Wrongful Death Suit in Tupac Murder
Maurice Shakur files a wrongful death lawsuit in Los Angeles over Tupac Shakur's 1996 murder. The suit names Duane Davis and seeks to uncover others involved through the discovery process.
Researchers Find Imagined Objects Activate Same Brain Neurons
Scientists recorded neurons in epilepsy patients viewing and imagining objects. About 40% of neurons active during viewing reactivated during imagination with identifiable patterns.
Dodgers And Mets Increase Payrolls For 2026 Season
The Dodgers and Mets set high 2026 payrolls exceeding several MLB teams combined. The Dodgers lead with a $161.9 million tax bill while the Mets face $120 million.
Essayli Marks One Year Leading LA Federal Prosecutor's Office
Bill Essayli completed his first year as Los Angeles federal prosecutor without Senate confirmation. His role remains controversial due to legal challenges over his appointment status.