The article details the upcoming mixed weather conditions in Los Angeles, including sunshiny days followed by a rainy and potentially stormy week as forecasted by the National Weather Service.

The LAPD and DEA seized over 69 kg of cocaine and $700,000 in a major drug bust in Los Angeles, reflecting continuous efforts to combat drug trafficking.

A woman has been charged with attempted murder after allegedly stabbing a senior citizen in Rancho Cucamonga, leaving the victim in critical condition.

The Long Beach City Council has passed an ordinance regulating sidewalk vending, which will be effective from Feb. 23, 2024, aiming to balance business opportunities with community standards.

The Kennedy Center American College Theater Festival returns to Glendale, CA, in 2024, promising a showcase of college theatre talent, with performances, competitions, and educational opportunities.

The West Hollywood Station's Crime Report details recent thefts and assaults, including grand thefts, locker burglaries, and an assault with a pellet gun.

George Arizon, dubbed the 'Corona Bandit,' received a 12-year sentence for ten armed robberies in Orange County and was ordered to pay $3,658 restitution.

Canadian Sam Nang Bou receives six-year sentence for cocaine distribution after operating drug warehouses in Alhambra and being caught with 230 pounds of cocaine.

A San Fernando Valley man was sentenced to 30 months for selling used and counterfeit medical devices as new, earning nearly $6 million. He admitted guilt to mail fraud and introducing misbranded medical devices into commerce.

A California police dispatcher failed to verbally warn officers about an armed suspect, leading to the ambush and death of two El Monte Police officers in June 2022.

The City of Irvine introduces the "Natural Language: Contemporary Book Art" exhibition, which transfigures books into sculptural art, running from February 11 through May 5 at the Great Park Gallery.

LA police teamed up with local courts and the sheriff's department to enforce firearm surrenders in domestic violence cases, aided by a grant to develop a tech solution.

Andre Morrow Lackner of Northridge pleaded guilty to federal charges of stalking and threatening mass shootings at synagogues, with a campaign targeting Jewish and Asian American communities.