Authorities seek a suspect in the fatal shooting of Justice Lopez, 21, in Long Beach. The premeditated attack occurred in her residence; she died from a gunshot wound. Tips are requested.

A small debris flow on Laurel Canyon Boulevard in Hollywood caused by wet weather led to a partial road closure and prompted safety assessments from authorities. No injuries or structural damage were reported.

Federal and local officials partner to teach LAUSD students about cyber safety, highlighting the threat of online sexual exploitation and providing tools for safer online environments.

Two adults were arrested in Moreno Valley for the murder of an abused 10-year-old boy, with an ongoing investigation by the Riverside Sheriff’s Office.

The National Weather Service forecasts a rainy week for Los Angeles, with chances of precipitation varying between 40-70% and temperatures in the mid-60s.

Health officials warn of Legionnaires' disease rise in Westminster after seven residents contract the illness; focus is on investigating local water sources.

California allocated over $91M to support housing and homelessness prevention for Native American tribes, with funds for affording housing units and culturally sensitive interventions.

The Pines and Presents Tree Lot in Palmdale offers festive activities, crafts, and live carolers, with discounts for toy donations benefiting The WOW Flower Project.

Vahe Gyurjinyan, 18, faces attempted murder charges after a road rage incident in Glendale resulted in three men being stabbed. He pled not guilty and is held on $2 million bail.

Deputies arrested 36-year-old Lavelle Davis for a series of burglaries in Perris, California following a burglary in progress where the business owner detained him.

Tiena Johnson Hall was unanimously confirmed by the Los Angeles City Council to lead the L.A. Housing Department, focusing on tackling the city's affordable housing and homelessness crisis.

A Santa Maria gang member, Rodolfo Uriarte, 41, received a 15-year sentence for narcotics crimes and illegal ammunition possession after a guilty plea to five felony charges.

Hacienda Heights residents have been left without landline service for months due to copper wire thefts, affecting emergency communications and safety.