Former Los Angeles City Councilmember José Huizar was sentenced to 13 years in prison for racketeering, bribery, and tax evasion related to city hall corruption.

The Irvine Fine Arts Center hosts an artist panel on January 27th with art critic Shana Nys Dambrot and featured artists from "Revision" and "Into the Garden." The events have free admission.

Irvine police arrested a driver in a stolen minivan after discovering its "cold-plated" license plate during a traffic stop, with further updates shared on the department's Facebook page.

Authorities in San Bernardino County arrested 25 individuals for human trafficking offences, rescuing seven victims during a statewide initiative, Operation Reclaim & Rebuild.

The San Manuel Band of Mission Indians donated $100,000 to the San Bernardino County Museum for a new STEAM learning space, featuring interactive exhibits like an augmented reality sandbox.

A three-vehicle collision involving a Los Angeles County Fire Department vehicle on E. Palmdale Blvd. resulted in three people trapped and four injured.

Hyundai collaborates with LA's TRAP to launch a free anti-theft clinic for Hyundai owners in Antelope Valley, aiming to curb car thefts with software installation.

COVID-19 remains a concern in Los Angeles County despite a slight drop in cases and hospitalizations. Public Health urges continued precautions like vaccinations and masking indoors.

John Wayne Airport reported 876,398 passengers in December 2023, a 7.2% decline from the previous year, despite a general increase in total aircraft operations.

The Manhattan Beach Police Department reported 676 calls for service and 10 arrests in one week, along with 33 crime reports, 15 traffic accidents, and six thefts.

Marcus Anthony Eriz was convicted of second-degree murder in the road rage shooting of 6-year-old Aiden Leos and faces up to 40 years to life in prison.

Dion Johnson is charged with three murders in Harbor City and San Pedro, after shootings on Sept 4 and 30. LA officials urge witnesses to contact detectives or LA Crime Stoppers.

Former MGM Grand president Scott Sibella pleaded guilty to a charge related to failing to report suspicious transactions, potentially facing prison and a fine.