A suspect was critically injured by police gunfire following a high-speed chase and an attempt to ram police vehicles in Hacienda Heights, Los Angeles County.

Firefighters extinguished a fire in a Westchester bungalow, with no injuries and no impact on nearby LAX operations. The cause is under investigation.

Two people were arrested in Camarillo after a car chase, with law enforcement seizing 5 pounds of meth and $7,000 in suspected drug money. The suspects, convicted felons, also face charges for possessing ammunition.

Santa Barbara resident Samuel William Lafond was arrested for attempting to lure a minor for sex acts by Ventura's CEHTT Task Force and faces a felony charge. He is currently held on $500,000 bail.

The NHL's "United by Hockey" Mobile Museum will visit Santa Clarita's Cube—Ice and Entertainment Center, highlighting hockey's inclusivity and history.

Mayor Karen Bass highlights her Los Angeles achievements on homelessness, public safety, business growth, and sustainability as she welcomes President and First Lady Biden.

A large craftsman style home in Vermont Square, Los Angeles, caught fire early morning, with over 80 firefighters responding and extinguishing the flames in 1 hour and 34 minutes. No injuries were reported.

Los Angeles firefighters quickly extinguished a fire in a four-plex in Atwater Village, confining the blaze to one unit with no injuries reported. Firefighters took less than 20 minutes to knock down the fire.

Santa Ana winds lead to a red flag warning in Southern California, indicating high wildfire risks. Residents are urged to prepare for strong gusts and low humidity through the weekend.

LAMAG's "Open Call: Apophenia" exhibits works from 350 Southern Californian artists, running Dec 9, 2023, to Mar 16, 2024, with an opening reception on Saturday.

A biotech CEO, Keith Berman, pleaded guilty to fraud for falsely claiming his company had a quick COVID-19 test, deceiving investors and obstructing an SEC investigation.

Operators of a Riverside County care home face charges including murder and endangerment, with not guilty pleas entered and a trial readiness conference scheduled for January.

Riverside County reports its first two flu-related deaths, a 73-year-old man and a 79-year-old woman, emphasizing serious risks for those with health issues.