Javier Ibarra was beaten outside his Inglewood home in a possible hate crime, where the attacker used racial slurs and stole Ibarra's keys before fleeing.

Riverside County Sheriff's Department arrested suspected child predator Scott Marin for engaging in unlawful communication with a minor and planning to commit sexual acts.

California has signed contracts to use GenAI technology for enhancing traffic flow, road safety, and streamline customer service in government call centers.

Tyshon Williams was arrested for the Victorville shooting of Jermaine Trotter, who died from inflicted wounds. The incident is under murder investigation.

A Tesla car crashed and caught fire in Claremont, killing both occupants. The accident happened around 2 a.m. at Mills Avenue and 6th Street. Details are limited and an investigation is ongoing.

Over 55,000 SEIU 721 members in Los Angeles County plan a two-day strike over alleged unfair labor practices and dissatisfaction with wage and healthcare negotiations. Essential services will remain open, but many others will be disrupted.

A DUI suspect led the LAPD on a high-speed chase across the San Fernando Valley before abandoning their car in a shopping center. No arrest details were reported.

Two men were arrested in Serbia for allegedly stalking and harassing a Chinese President critic in LA, following an international operation and U.S. complaint.

Two arrested for Ojai burglaries; police find evidence linking them to thefts after a U-Haul chase. Heredia and Hernandez face charges, with bail set at $20,000 each.

Three burglars were caught in California posing as food delivery workers to assess if homes were vacant before attempting theft but were arrested by Alhambra police.

California boosts its wildfire-fighting efforts with a second C-130 Hercules airtanker, enhancing the state's aerial firefighting fleet ahead of fire season.

Mayor Karen Bass announces the MATOC initiative, a $5 billion investment by LAWA to boost local businesses with 51 contracts aimed at modernizing LAX before major global events.

CBP officer Amer Aldarawsheh faces wire fraud charges for fraudulently obtaining nearly $150,000 in COVID-19 relief funds.