A South Los Angeles sneaker store, Rich LA, was burglarized by masked suspects who stole around $100,000 in goods. This marks the seventh robbery in two months. Police link it to another recent heist.

A man died after being hit by a car while sitting in an Irvine road; police are investigating, including the possibility of drugs or alcohol being involved.

Abraham Shily faces charges of sexual and physical assault against a mother in Brentwood, with DA Gascón highlighting the risks to women and new mothers.

A Brentwood dental company and former owners paid $6.3 million to settle claims of misusing COVID relief funds under the PPP, bypassing employee limit rules.

West Coast Dental Administrative Services LLC and its former owners settled fraud allegations related to COVID relief funds, agreeing to pay $6.3 million under the False Claims Act.

A La Habra motorcycle officer is in critical condition after a Thursday morning collision; the exact condition is unknown. Another person was injured, and the CHP is investigating. Witnesses are urged to contact police.

Ian Choudri is named the new CEO of the California High-Speed Rail Authority, bringing experience from high-speed rail projects abroad.

A rabid bat was found in Pasadena, prompting health officials to urge the public to avoid contact with bats and to report any incidents with potentially rabid animals.

The Old Orange County Courthouse is hosting 'The Chicano Collection' art exhibit featuring digital prints of works by prominent Chicano artists from Cheech Marin's collection.

The National Weather Service predicts morning fog in Los Angeles, clearing by afternoon with highs in the mid-80s and calmer winds, continuing the pattern into next week.

LAFD extinguished a fire at a Woodland Hills condo complex, using thermal imaging to locate hidden flames. No injuries were reported in the operation.

Los Angeles County allocates $16M for the refurbishment of Fire Station 164 in Huntington Park after a fire earlier this year, with no service interruptions planned.

LA County is expanding its "Breathe" program, providing over 2,000 former foster youth with regular income stipends to aid their transition to independence, backed by a $15 million investment.