Riverside County deputies arrested a suspect for stealing $11,000 worth of construction equipment in the Lake Mathews area. The equipment was later recovered and returned to the owner.

Governor Newsom's plan will invest nearly $1 billion from polluters into affordable housing and sustainable transportation across California, including 39 new housing developments and improved transit infrastructure.

Glendale invites residents and businesses to join its second Winter Decorating Contest, with entries accepted until December 14 or 30 entries are in. Mayor Ara Najarian champions the joyous event.

The LAFD extinguished a fire at a commercial building on E Washington Bl. The fire began outside, reached inside, but was contained quickly with no injuries.

Weapons and tactical gear were found in a car after a late-night two-vehicle collision in Santa Clarita, prompting an investigation by the California Highway Patrol.

A man was found dead in a Santa Monica home, leading to a homicide investigation with another man in custody; the incident appears isolated with no community threat.

Over 1,000 attended Mayor Bass' Justice Fair in LA, offering jobs, education, and services, particularly to those impacted by the justice system, aiming to break crime cycles and support reintegration.

A three-car crash in Northridge resulted in critical injuries, with the LAFD extricating two individuals and assessing four patients for hospital transport.

Police fatally shot a man outside a 7-Eleven in Reseda following a reported assault with a deadly weapon; no others were injured. Investigations and review of bodycam footage are ongoing.

Los Angeles is set to enjoy sunny days with temperatures in the high 70s to low 80s and clear nights with lows around 56 degrees, according to the National Weather Service.

A suspect has been arrested for a 2004 homicide after the Riverside Sheriff’s Office revisited the cold case, leading to new leads and the suspect's capture.

Los Angeles officials issued a wood-burning ban to improve air quality and protect public health, affecting various communities and exempting certain high-altitude and reliant areas.

The West Coast Health Alliance opposes the ACIP's recommendation to end universal hepatitis B vaccinations for newborns, emphasizing the vaccine's effectiveness and criticising increased costs and health risks from delaying vaccination.