The Riverside Sheriff's Office reported a home invasion in Woodcrest, where assailants stole items and vehicles, leading to a high-speed chase and the arrest of one suspect. The investigation continues for the second suspect.

Three individuals were arrested after a high-speed chase in San Bernardino County, where they hit police cruisers and drove on sidewalks before being caught on foot by police.

Los Angeles' Westlake neighborhood welcomes Lake House, a new supportive housing project aimed at offering affordable homes, especially to those with severe mental illness.

Man arrested for weapons near Trump rally in Coachella Valley; had a shotgun and handgun. Charges include illegal possession. Incident did not affect rally safety.

Officials announced a new luxury hotel project, the Kali Hotel and Rooftop, next to SoFi Stadium in Inglewood's Hollywood Park, offering convenient access to local venues and Los Angeles International Airport.

Frito-Lay opens a Doritos-themed restaurant, Doritos After Dark, at Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles, offering a menu with global flavors and Doritos-inspired dishes.

A fatal two-vehicle crash in Jurupa Valley left one dead and two injured; deputies investigate the possible involvement of impairment. The area was closed for investigation.

Long Beach is warning residents about scammers impersonating city workers to sell water filters or test water quality, advising to verify IDs and appointments.

Allstar Health Providers Inc. and its owner settle for nearly $400,000 over alleged fraudulent PPP loan retention.

A vehicle crashed into a coffee shop in Tarzana, injuring eight, all with minor injuries, who declined hospitalization. LAFD and safety teams assessed the scene and structural integrity. LAPD investigates.

A man was arrested in Lakewood after a crime spree and standoff, where he barricaded himself in a car with his dog, led to a pursuit and his capture by LA Sheriff's deputies.

A 27-year-old Piru resident was arrested for graffiti vandalism and related charges after community reports and a search warrant led to evidence of his activities.

Lamps Plus, Inc. agrees to a $4.1 million settlement for deceptive pricing, without admitting wrongdoing, after a Southern California DA offices' investigation.