A rabid bat was found in Orange, prompting officials to urge caution and for people to report any contact with the bat or suspect pet exposure to rabies.

Juan Hernandez-Nunez was arrested for assault, shooting at a dwelling, criminal threats, and attempted murder after investigations into two Oxnard shootings.

Windsor Square shooting leaves two dead and one injured; police suggest the incident, involving a found handgun and no forced entry, may be isolated with a potential murder-suicide angle.

Newport Beach man, Camden Nicholson, was convicted of murdering his parents and their housekeeper after a confrontation about mental health treatment.

California Governor Newsom expanded the CalAssist Mortgage Fund to include higher-income families affected by wildfires, offering grants for mortgage relief.

A small plane crashed in Long Beach, injuring a pilot and pedestrian; both are in moderate condition. The incident disrupted the park's normal activities.

LAX's Terminal 5 is closing for renovation ahead of the 2028 Olympics. Airlines are relocating. The project is part of a $30 billion improvement program aimed at modernizing the airport.

A woman stole a credit card reader from Rene's Bakery in Los Angeles, leading to a loss of $18,000, with the theft caught on camera. The incident is under investigation as felony grand theft.

Orange County entrepreneur Joseph Sanberg pleaded guilty to wire fraud, admitting to his role in a $248 million fraud scheme involving his green banking business, Aspiration.

Damien Juarez was arrested for stealing a car after a police chase and attempt to flee on foot in San Gabriel Valley, ending with his capture by the Alhambra Police.

Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass has launched a vision for an inclusive, sustainable, and accessible 2028 Olympics with an executive directive to prepare infrastructure and promote local opportunities.

A pedestrian was killed early on West Pacific Coast Highway in Long Beach. The incident is under investigation, and authorities remind of traffic safety.

A section of the 5 Freeway will close for a military event at Camp Pendleton, impacting travelers and train services due to live ammunition exercises.