Los Angeles faces increased fire risk due to forecasted high winds and warm temperatures, with safety advisories and potential power shutoffs in place.

A woman was arrested in Irvine for burglarizing a neighbor's apartment, taking items such as a TV and using stolen credit cards. The stolen property was recovered from her home and storage unit.

A fatal car crash in Perris, involving a Honda Accord and a Nissan Quest, resulted in one death and minor injuries to another. The investigation is ongoing and authorities are seeking information.

The Orange County DA released a report on the shooting of Hunter Tice by OCSD, outlining the incident and legal findings, now available for public review.

A student was detained after bringing a non-dangerous suspicious device to a Lake Arrowhead middle school, causing a lockdown and building evacuation.

A 15-year-old led deputies on a high-speed chase in Rancho Cucamonga after failing to stop without headlights, eventually crashing and being arrested in a backyard.

San Bernardino County introduces the "Preparedness Starts Here" program to improve community readiness for natural disasters, featuring a new digital platform and various tools for resident engagement.

The FBI seeks public help in recovering a rare 1710 Amati violin stolen from Los Angeles in December 2020, highlighting its unique dimensions and historical value.

John Ackerman is appointed as the new chief of LAWA, set for confirmation by the Los Angeles City Council, to lead its multi-billion-dollar improvements.

Two bodies were found in separate locations in Playa Del Rey, prompting a Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department investigation with no suspects currently outstanding.

The LAPD is increasing their presence in preparation for potential demonstrations, aiming to facilitate peaceful protests while maintaining public safety and warning against violence.

LAPD partners with Keyes Hyundai to provide a free anti-theft software update for Hyundai owners to combat a recent surge in vehicle thefts, with a clinic held at the dealership on December 10.

A physician's assistant, Harold Thomas Frank, has been arrested for sexual battery of a patient in Temecula, California, with authorities seeking other potential victims.