Four maintenance workers sue Disney, alleging unpaid wages and overtime, and violation of California law by not providing or compensating for necessary tools.

A California man, Craig Davis, was charged in Virginia for allegedly defrauding over $10 million from COVID-19 relief programs. He faces four counts of wire fraud, with each carrying a maximum of 20 years in prison.

Two violent events occurred in Long Beach: a stabbing with non-life-threatening injuries and a no-hit shooting hours apart; both cases remain unsolved.

Coast Guard and emergency teams investigate a reported oil spill off Huntington Beach, California; the origin is still unknown as assessments continue.

Huntington Beach City Attorney Michael Gates has rebutted claims that the city's at-large election system disenfranchises Latino voters, provided by attorney Kevin Shenkman. Mayor Van Der Mark, who is Latina, supports the city's stance.

Mayor Karen Bass of Los Angeles plans to boost small businesses and economics in preparation for the 2028 Olympics, consulting with French entities for strategies.

Authorities in Riverside County arrested four men and seized over 1400 marijuana plants, 54 pounds of processed pot, firearms, and cash after raiding illegal pot farms in San Jacinto, Hemet, and Pomona. The investigation continues.

Culver City launches a new Mobile Crisis Team to provide mental health support at no cost. They offer field responses and consultations for non-life-threatening issues, operating with discretion Monday to Friday.

The weather forecast predicts sunny days with temperatures in the 60s and 70s for Los Angeles, with potential fog during the evenings and early mornings.

Varun Aggarwal was sentenced to33 months in prison and ordered to pay $2.7 million in restitution for embezzling from his employer, KBS Realty Advisors.

A man died in a car crash in Long Beach when his Dodge Charger hit a wall; a medical issue may have been a factor. Police are investigating and seeking witnesses.

LAPD seized a large cache of firearms and ammunition during a raid targeting an attempted murder suspect, part of a crackdown on gang-related violence.

Thomas Gardner was arrested for a series of auto burglaries in West Los Angeles after nine months, facing 16 felony charges including burglary and identity theft.