New criminal charges have been filed in relation to downtown L.A. ICE protests, including violence and vandalism accusations; Adam Palermo faces felony charges.

A bear with a tracking collar broke into several Monrovia homes, ignoring attempts by dogs and residents to scare it off, and is known for stealing food like pizza and ice cream.

Hector Murrillo of Oxnard pleads guilty to filing a fraudulent insurance claim after reporting preexisting vehicle damage as new to Progressive Insurance.

San Bernardino County's "Operation Consequences" led to 11 arrests and the seizure of 23 firearms, some methamphetamine, and cocaine. The initiative targeted gang members and illegal gun possession.

Mayor Karen Bass reduces Downtown L.A. curfew to 10 p.m. to 6 a.m. amidst successful anti-crime actions and fewer arrests. The LAPD stays alert despite the improvement.

A suspect was arrested in connection with the fatal shooting of Jesse Stiles in Long Beach, with authorities continuing to investigate the motive behind the crime.

A man received a nearly 26-year sentence for sexual assaults in the Angeles National Forest and lewd acts on children, pleading no contest to the charges.

Adam Palermo was arrested for assaulting a peace officer and other charges after allegedly attacking a CHP vehicle during an L.A. protest against ICE raids.

Children's Hospital Los Angeles announced the closure of its Center for Transyouth Health and its Gender-Affirming Care program due to federal pressure and economic challenges.

Los Angeles weather is expected to include patchy morning fog, clear afternoons with highs in the low 80s, and slightly cloudy nights with temperatures dropping to the mid-60s.

Los Angeles is experiencing patchy fog with a mix of cloudy and sunny weather. The pattern is expected to continue with mild temperatures and light breezes.

Rickey Rabb was arrested on burglary charges after reportedly stealing women's underwear from a laundry room in Apple Valley and peering into residence windows.

Culver City Police Department (CCPD) reaffirms its non-cooperation with immigration enforcement, aligning with California's sanctuary policies and prioritizing community trust and public safety.