A new culinary fusion is making its way to downtown Glendora as Ramon's Tacos y Tapas prepares to open its doors this Fall.

The death penalty decision made by Los Angeles County District Attorney George Gascón stirs emotional debate regarding law enforcement protection, the validity of the death penalty, and mental health factors at play.

As the Los Angeles Police Department prepares to conduct DUI checkpoints and saturation patrols, the public is reminded of the dangers and costs of impaired driving, whether due to alcohol, medication, or marijuana.

As vandalism continues to plague the Malibu/Lost Hills area, the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department is seeking the public's assistance in identifying a suspect observed on surveillance footage.

As tragedies unfold in Adelanto, California, the community remains resilient and devoted to understanding the contributing factors behind the recent fatal traffic collisions involving young victims.

As the Long Beach Police Department receives a $100,000 grant to combat alcohol-related harm in their community.

A $15.6 million grant for the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department is a big step forward in combating the rise of organized retail theft, bringing new resources to address this growing problem.

Eviction notices filed in Los Angeles County reach nearly 50,000 between February and August, leaving thousands of renters scrambling to pay for their housing.

Former Big Blue Bus director Stephanie Negriff, who played a pivotal role in the transition to a clean energy fleet and secured numerous awards for the agency, has passed away at the age of 67.

Recent crime reports have left West Hollywood residents unnerved as burglaries and assaults mar the community's sense of security.

A protest in Victorville escalates as civilians and deputies clash; suspects arrested for assault with a caustic chemical, obstruction, and more.

As San Bernardino reels from a devastating house fire resulting in one fatality and a victim in critical condition, questions arise about residential safety and neighborhood resilience.

The Canyon Country Community Center in Santa Clarita experiences a brief playground shutdown for essential maintenance work, but promises a quick reopening.