The DOJ settled with Los Angeles County to improve polling place accessibility for voters with disabilities, following an investigation that revealed numerous barriers.

The first case of West Nile virus this year in Riverside County, California has been confirmed, involving a hospitalized minor expected to recover. Health officials urge precautionary measures against mosquitos.

Mathew R. Bowyer of Orange County has agreed to plead guilty to operating an illegal sports betting business and tax evasion, involving over 700 bettors including former athletes.

Luis Perez was arrested in Adelanto for attacking vehicles with a metal pole and obstructing traffic; he faces charges including assault with a deadly weapon.

Health officials warn of measles exposure after a traveler passed through LAX on July 26, potentially affecting others at the airport and in Orange County.

LA City Council members seek to expand a guaranteed income program that has benefitted 3,200 low-income families with a proposed $4-5 million investment.

Los Angeles officials oppose Governor Newsom's order to clear homeless encampments, preferring a "care first, jails last" approach over punitive measures.

A Victorville man was federally charged for assaulting a sheriff's deputy, stealing her weapon, and firing at her after she responded to a domestic call.

Sergio Macias was arrested following an indictment for participating in armed carjackings in LA county, facing multiple charges with possible federal prison time.

A fire broke out in an apartment on Texas Avenue in L.A., which was quickly extinguished by 52 firefighters without any injuries or damage to adjacent buildings.

Los Angeles weather forecast predicts sunny days with occasional night fogs and highs reaching 89 degrees by next week, maintaining the city's signature comfortable climate.

A man was injured in a non-fatal stabbing in Long Beach following a verbal dispute and intrusion into his home. Police are investigating the incident; the suspect is still at large.

Long Beach's Department of Parks, Recreation, and Marine will offer over 700 classes this fall, starting registration on August 5. Activities for all ages include arts, music, sports, and fitness.