The KJLH Women's Health Expo in Long Beach celebrates its 25th year on May 31, 2025, with health services and cultural programs for women and families.

LAPD dispersed an illegal concert after attendees resisted police, injuring four officers and causing vandalism.

Irvine police foiled a burglary operation after tracing stolen credit card usage to local stores, leading to the arrest of two Chilean suspects found with stolen goods and burglary tools.

Metrolink in Southern California introduced a subscription service for personalized alerts delivered via text or email to improve communication with riders regarding service updates.

William Aldridge was found dead with gunshot wounds in a Lancaster trash bin; his identity confirmed by Los Angeles County officials. No arrests yet as the investigation continues.

SoCalGas is set to restore natural gas service to some Rancho Palos Verdes neighborhoods affected by a landslide, with work starting in the Seaview area. Restoration excludes properties with significant land movement damage.

Deputies responded to a shooting in Hesperia, finding Blake Rutledge dead. The suspects fled, and the homicide investigation continues, urging public assistance.

Three people, including a 14-year-old, were injured in a shooting at Long Beach's Shoreline Village. The incident is under investigation with a suspect possibly fleeing by boat.

A police chase after a domestic violence call in Paramount ended in a fatal crash in South Gate, where one suspect and an uninvolved driver were killed.

A body was found inside a trash bin in a U-Haul truck in Lancaster, leading to an investigation and multiple detentions. The identity and cause of death are pending.

LAFD contained a 1.5-2 acre brush fire near Betty Dearing Trail, facing challenging terrain and mild winds. No injuries or structural damage reported.

Two juveniles were arrested in Alhambra after a failed burglary, with evidence like broken glass on a shoe linking them to the crime; their stolen van was used to break into a store.

Luis E. Perez was sentenced to 8 years for tax evasion, failing to pay over $30 million in payroll taxes, and causing a false tax return to be filed. He must also pay $38 million in restitution.