Jaime Ibarra was arrested for brandishing a gun at a delivery driver in Saticoy and faces multiple charges, including possession of a firearm by a felon.

LA faces a nearly $1 billion budget deficit, potentially leading to job cuts and service disruption, excluding police and fire departments, with proposals to double trash fees and cap lawsuit damages.

Los Angeles gang leader Eugene Henley Jr., known as "Big U," is charged with racketeering, with crimes including human trafficking and murder. He is accused of using his nonprofit and music company for criminal activities and remains a fugitive.

Zehao Lu is wanted for a fatal home invasion shooting in Arcadia, and he is believed to have fled to China. A manhunt is underway, and the community is affected.

Long Beach's newly renovated Kids' Corner at the Multi-Service Center offers a better space for children of homeless families, featuring interactive and educational areas.

Californians to receive an average of $137 credit on April utility bills from the state's Cap-and-Trade program, as part of the California Climate Credit.

LA County Health warns against swimming at several beaches due to high bacteria levels and fire debris; advises using hotline and website for updates.

An 18-year-old from Coachella was arrested for making threats against his family and a standoff ensued. After surrendering, authorities found weapons at his residence.

Governor Newsom supports LA's fire recovery with a $25 million initiative for worker and business safety education, part of a broader strategy including financial aid and job creation.

St. Patrick's Day shooting in Long Beach leaves one man dead; police investigate with no suspects or motives yet.

Law enforcement arrested Fernando Cruz Antunez for commercial burglary in Bloomington under the strict new Proposition 36, after previous burglaries at the same location.

A police chase by Glendora PD ended in a severe collision in San Dimas, sending five to the hospital with two critically injured; three arrests were made, investigation ongoing.

A 3.9 magnitude earthquake near Malibu, LA rattled residents with no immediate damage or injuries reported. It was the third Sunday in a row with such activity in the area.