Two Los Angeles residents were arrested as suspects in over 30 commercial burglaries after being caught stealing from a Bloomington business. They face multiple charges, including burglary and conspiracy.

California Governor Gavin Newsom signed SB 442, enhancing sexual battery laws by including forced contact with intimate body parts, reflecting a stronger legal stance on sexual offenses.

Governor Gavin Newsom signed AB 2525 into law, a bill facilitating the relocation of makeshift RV homes in Los Angeles into structured settings as part of combatting homelessness.

Julius Brown has been charged for a 2020 juvenile fentanyl poisoning death in San Jacinto; he's currently in custody in Arizona and will be extradited to Riverside.

The South Los Angeles community mourns Anthony Rivera, who was killed in a bus hijacking. The suspect, Lamont Campbell, held hostages and is expected to face charges.

Country singer-songwriter and actor Kris Kristofferson died at 88, leaving a legacy of influential music and films.

A security guard was shot and killed during an attempted robbery at an East Los Angeles marijuana dispensary. The suspects are at large, and a related incident at another dispensary occurred earlier.

A man was fatally stabbed in Beverly Hills; police and witnesses describe a confrontation involving a father and child, and a Good Samaritan's intervention.

The LAFD extinguished a brush fire in Chatsworth with no injuries, taking 55 minutes to halt the fire’s progress at approximately one acre. The cause is under investigation.

Palmdale's Kaleidoscope Fall Frenzy is an upcoming free art and community festival filled with performances, tastings, and artistic activities at the Palmdale Amphitheater.

Paul Bilzerian, his accountant, and a vaping company have been indicted on charges including fraud and conspiracy to defraud the U.S. by the Justice Department.

LA County issues warnings about high bacteria levels at several beaches, including Venice Beach and Marina Del Rey, advising against swimming near storm drains and piers. Some beaches are deemed safe, with water quality meeting standards.

The Manhattan Beach Police Department reports on recent crimes including thefts, a burglary, and a robbery, with 22 arrests made and 44 crime reports filed, urging community vigilance and prevention.