A fire in a Van Nuys commercial building was extinguished in 25 minutes by 70 firefighters; no injuries were reported, and the cause is under investigation.

Los Angeles County issued a rain advisory warning against ocean water contact due to increased bacteria levels near storm drains, creeks, and rivers, effective until March 9, 2024.

Culver City Council may allocate $49 million towards the Jubilo Village housing project and transit improvements, including bike lanes and bus service enhancements.

Arayveion Edwards pleads guilty to multiple counts, including human trafficking and illegal firearm possession, in Ventura County.

Two people were stabbed during a verbal dispute in Long Beach; the suspect, identified as Albert Dylon Knightstead, was later arrested on attempted murder charges.

A dispute between two men on a Long Beach street escalated into a shootout, with the suspect fleeing and currently sought by LBPD. No injuries from gunfire were reported.

Long Beach wins second place in the Green Garage Awards for its sustainable fleet practices, recognized by NAFA and highlighted by Mayor Richardson's commitment to a greener future.

Supervisor Kathryn Barger has proposed a motion for potential property tax relief for Los Angeles homeowners affected by the Chiquita Canyon Landfill stench.

The LAPD is set to overhaul its records system, transitioning to a new RMS to meet FBI's NIBRS standards, starting March 7, 2024, with full department adoption by May 9.

Los Angeles experiences showers and possible thunderstorms with an 80% chance of rain and temperatures around 62 degrees. Evening showers may bring up to half an inch more rain. Clearer skies are expected by Thursday.

A California man faces charges under the AIM Act for illegally smuggling potent greenhouse gases from Mexico, the first case since the act's inception, as he sought to profit by selling them in the U.S.

Irvine announces Egg-a-POOL-Looza, a spring event with water activities and an egg hunt for families at William Woollett Jr. Aquatics Center on March 23 from 1-5 p.m.

Los Angeles firefighters extinguished a rubbish fire on the second floor of a boarded-up building on W Wilshire Boulevard within 17 minutes, preventing potential spread without any reported injuries.