The LA Sheriff's Department seeks the driver in a West Hollywood hit-and-run that critically injured a pedestrian on Fountain Avenue. Witnesses are urged to assist.

The DOJ seized nine DDoS-for-hire websites and, with international partners, arrested four in a crackdown on cybercrime, emphasizing the operations’ critical role in protecting internet access.

Hidden cameras were found in a dance studio's restrooms in Hermosa Beach, and police are investigating the privacy violation affecting staff and students. The owner is enhancing security measures.

A crew was caught for nationwide ATM scams targeting seniors, with at least 25 cases in Southern California and New York. After a traffic stop in Colorado, three suspects from New York were arrested and extradited to Ventura County.

Glendale celebrated Earth Day with a fair promoting sustainability and introduced its first electric Beeline bus, aiming for a zero-emission fleet by 2035.

Operation Consequences, targeting quality-of-life issues, resulted in multiple arrests and seizures in San Bernardino County, propelled by Propositions 47 and 36.

California seeks federal approval to expand its essential health benefits, including services like IVF and hearing exams, aiming for a 2027 implementation.

During a routine traffic stop in Antelope Valley, LA County deputies found drugs, a gun, and cash in a vehicle, leading to an unspecified suspect's felony arrest.

Pacoima introduced an all-electric DASH bus route to enhance sustainable travel and connect residents to local amenities, with free rides until May 31.

LAPD officers shot a man involved in a domestic dispute in South Los Angeles, with no other injuries reported. Details of the shooting remain unclear. The suspect is in stable condition.

Partly cloudy and foggy conditions with a slight chance of showers are expected in Los Angeles, with comfortable temperatures ranging from mid-50s at night to low-80s at the week's peak.

Zarrien Streets, 22, was arrested in Moreno Valley for possessing unlawful weapons, including stolen firearms and explosive ammo, following a traffic stop and house search.

The LAPD warns the Hispanic community about virtual kidnapping scams demanding ransoms via phone or messaging apps, exploiting fears with fabricated scenarios.