Los Angeles authorities pursued burglary suspects who led a high-speed chase and crashed near Arlington Avenue and 48th Street; two suspects are detained, while others are at large.

The National Weather Service forecasts sunny and mild weather for Los Angeles in the upcoming days, with light winds and temperatures ranging from the mid-50s at night to mid-80s during the day.

Santa Monica police say two firearms were seized during separate traffic stops and suspects were arrested on loaded-gun and high-capacity magazine charges.

After nearly 30 years, fugitive Woravit Mektrakarn, wanted for a 1996 murder in Ontario, CA, was captured and extradited to the U.S.

The Port of Los Angeles partners with Pacific Cruise Terminals for the development of two new cruise centers, anticipated to boost local economy and enhance community spaces.

Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass announces a proposed $100 million for Exposition Park upgrades, preparing for the 2026 World Cup and 2028 Olympics, anticipated to create 300 jobs.

A San Gabriel Valley pursuit ended in La Puente when a suspected DUI driver slammed into a big rig. Deputies detained three people and investigators remain on scene.

A computer-generated voicemail prompted a precautionary sweep of Santa Monica High on Sunday. Officials found nothing and will have a police presence on campus Monday.

Los Angeles County supervisors approved a motion to deepen international climate engagement and inventory progress toward Paris‑aligned goals, directing staff to report back within 60 days.

A CHP pursuit early Sunday ended with a crash on LAX grounds near Nash and Imperial; one person was injured and two were detained while investigators worked the scene.

Long Beach experienced two separate shootings in one night; first, bullets entered a home, and later shots were fired at a street takeover. No injuries reported, but investigations are ongoing.

Simi Valley Police used the FLOCK security system to arrest Casey Millar for possessing a stolen vehicle, potentially stolen property, and a controlled substance, after being alerted to the theft.

Altadena residents face a $3,000 fee from the Las Flores Water Company after the Eaton Fire to maintain water service, causing financial concerns among those still recovering.