A fire at the Chevron refinery in El Segundo caused no injuries, with the local mayor and officials coordinating a response; air quality remained good, and LAX operations were not affected.

A car chase in the Hollywood Hills ended with a car and grass fire; no casualties were reported. Firefighters and law enforcement are investigating the incident.

Gov. Newsom signed AB 30 to introduce E15 fuel in California, aimed at reducing gas prices and meeting clean air standards while assessing environmental impacts.

Two suspects were arrested in Rancho Cucamonga for a firearm-related incident and child abuse, with one suspect having a criminal past and active warrant.

The Santa Ana Police are seeking the public's assistance to locate Carlos Victoria, 40, who is accused of vehicle theft and remains at large despite the recovered car.

Five suspects were arrested for weapons possession during a traffic stop in Coachella, with deputies finding a handgun, rifle, and ammunition in their vehicle.

Governor Newsom opposes the Trump administration's decision to cancel $1.2 billion in federal funding for California's hydrogen energy project, ARCHES, emphasizing its importance for clean energy and economic growth.

LA broke ground on a $2.62 billion Convention Center expansion as part of a revitalization project, while Councilmember Curren Price experienced a health scare during the event.

The DOJ sued Iconic Hearts Holdings for alleged deceptive practices in its app Sendit, which involved sending false messages and improperly collecting user data.

A man in Los Angeles was struck by a Metrolink train but survived with fair condition injuries. The incident, which occurred in Pacoima, is under investigation. Train services were affected.

Los Angeles General Medical Center has revitalized its work culture, leading to improved patient outcomes, higher nurse retention, and numerous accolades for excellence in healthcare.

Gerardo Magallanes was sentenced to over two decades for his role in the murder of Officer Gardiel Solorio. He provided the firearm used in the crime.

Altadena residents demand a state investigation into LA County's response to the January Eaton Fire, criticizing delayed evacuations and systemic failures as identified by the McChrystal Group's report.