A 68-year-old Oxnard man was convicted of multiple child molestation counts against two minors between 2005-2014, facing a possible 480 years to life sentence.

LA County issued a rain advisory for beaches, warning of increased bacteria due to runoff. Swimming near storm drains and rivers is advised against until March 8.

Baldwin Park Police uncovered stolen goods worth hundreds of thousands of dollars in storage units linked to a theft ring operating in three California counties.

Long Beach partners with The Little Lion Foundation to launch the Long Beach Community Cat Project, providing free spay and neuter services for local cats, aiming to reduce overpopulation and improve animal welfare.

A woman was arrested for a robbery at a Lake Elsinore store after allegedly stealing baby formula and shoving an employee. Authorities continue to investigate the incident.

Los Angeles anticipates rain with 100% chance of precipitation today, tapering off by evening but resuming with potential thunderstorms on Thursday. Weekend forecasts suggest a sunny reprieve before showers possibly return Monday.

Jesse Allen Lindsey received a 51-month federal sentence for a racially motivated attack on an Asian American woman in Culver City. He pleaded guilty to a hate crime.

Ventura County Sheriff's Office investigates a shooting in Saticoy, seeking public assistance to identify suspects and urges community to report any information.

An adult male pedestrian in Oxnard hit by a car is in critical condition; police are investigating the incident involving a Nissan Sentra and its driver, Martin Mercado.

Authorities are investigating after a brush fire in Pacoima, with a search for a possible arsonist underway. The LAFD contained the fire and stopped its progress with ground and air efforts.

South Gate Police seized over 300 pounds of meth after a traffic stop near Firestone Boulevard, with K-9 Otis aiding in the find and a driver arrested on multiple charges.

The Original Pantry Cafe in downtown L.A. closed after a labor dispute and change in ownership following the death of former Mayor Riordan, ending an era for the iconic diner established in 1924.

LA firefighters and police responded to a person in crisis on a power pole, involving a rescue operation and power shutdown by LADWP. No injuries reported.