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Suspect Arrested After Gunfire at Rihanna’s Los Angeles Home

Police arrested a Florida woman after she allegedly fired multiple rounds at Rihanna’s Beverly Crest home Sunday afternoon while the singer was reportedly inside with her children. Authorities say the suspect fired between seven and nine shots from a vehicle, striking the front gate and exterior of the property before fleeing. She was later taken into custody and booked on suspicion of attempted murder, with bail set at more than $10 million. Investigators are also examining social media posts that appear to show the suspect taunting the global pop star weeks before the shooting.

LAX Weighs 140% Rideshare Fee Increase for Uber and Lyft

Travelers using Uber, Lyft and other rideshare services at Los Angeles International Airport could soon face significantly higher fees. Airport commissioners are set to vote on a proposal that would raise the base access fee to $6 immediately and potentially as high as $12 for curbside pickups once the airport’s long-delayed Automated People Mover opens later this year. Officials say the increase would help reduce traffic and fund improvements at LAX, while rideshare companies argue the move would unfairly burden drivers and passengers.

Rams Make Trent McDuffie Highest Paid Cornerback, Add Jaylen Watson

The Los Angeles Rams moved quickly to rebuild their secondary, trading for former Kansas City Chiefs standout Trent McDuffie and signing him to a four-year, $124 million extension with $100 million guaranteed, making him the highest-paid cornerback in the NFL. The team also added former Chiefs cornerback Jaylen Watson on a three-year, $51 million deal as part of a broader push to strengthen the defense alongside safeties Kam Curl and Quentin Lake.

California Rejects DOJ Settlement and Pushes Forward With Live Nation Lawsuit

California Attorney General Rob Bonta and a bipartisan coalition of state attorneys general are pressing ahead with an antitrust lawsuit against Live Nation after rejecting a settlement proposed by the U.S. Department of Justice. The case centers on allegations that the company has inflated ticket prices, pressured venues into exclusive agreements and forced artists to use its services. The coalition says continuing the legal fight is necessary to secure stronger protections for consumers and restore competition in the concert marketplace.

Miznon to Open First Standalone L.A. Restaurant in Beverly Grove

Chef Eyal Shani’s globally popular pita concept, Miznon, is expanding in Los Angeles with its first standalone restaurant, opening March 14 on West Third Street in Beverly Grove. The new location builds on the success of Miznon’s Grand Central Market stall and will feature the brand’s signature stuffed pitas alongside expanded menu items such as chicken schnitzel plates, desserts like malabi with strawberry perfume and pistachios, and a full bar with cocktails including an Arak Mojito. The first 100 guests on opening day will receive a free signature pita.

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