Juliette Kessler

Los Angeles County is facing an unprecedented overdose crisis. Authorities and community partners commit to ending the deadly epidemic with a multi-faceted prevention strategy.

The Los Angeles Fire Department seeks community feedback as it revisits the tattoo policy amid concerns of negatively impacting cultural inclusion and operational efficiency.

While controversy in Echo Park Lake has shifted from homeless encampments and fencing to a rapidly growing Canada geese population, park visitors struggle to enjoy the park due to aggressive geese behavior and heaps of feces.

A tragic accident in Sylmar leaves two individuals dead, as a woman in a wheelchair and the man assisting her were struck by a vehicle while crossing the street.

The Glendale Police Department snared another suspect in the ongoing crackdown against the YSL Flash Mob, raising concerns over the future of organized retail crime in LA.

A terrifying case of a father brutally assaulting his own son with a sledgehammer sheds light on the grim reality of domestic violence.

Robert Gutierrez's family and the LAPD hope public assistance will bring the missing man back home.

The 12th annual AlertOC mass notification test is upon us. Will Orange County's residents be prepared for potential emergencies? Don't miss out on this vital opportunity to participate and ensure your safety.

An Antelope Valley wind advisory has been issued with gusts reaching up to 55 mph in the foothills, prompting concerns about reduced visibility due to blowing dust.

A high-speed police chase concluded with a crash, ensuing gunfire, and two injuries in Montclair.

A highly organized group of Romanian nationals have been arrested for a sophisticated retail theft operation across California and Nevada, igniting concerns about the international scope of organized crime.

A robbery attempt at a Riverside massage parlor took an unexpected turn when an armed patron chose to fight back, leaving one suspect critically injured and another on the run.

As shifting soils threaten homes on the Palos Verdes Peninsula, local authorities and residents scramble to address the situation, raising concerns about the possibility of declaring a state of emergency.