Former CNN anchor Don Lemon was arrested related to protests he covered in Minnesota. His attorney criticized the arrest, arguing that federal agents involved in protestor deaths should be investigated instead.

Carlos Reid was arrested in Ventura County for alleged sexual exploitation of a minor, including causing and using a minor for commercial sex acts, sodomy, and possession of child pornography.

California Governor Newsom declares January 30 as Fred Korematsu Day to honor the civil rights activist's legacy and his stand against Japanese internment.

The article provides a weather forecast for Los Angeles, predicting a warm and sunny week with temperatures ranging from mid-70s to mid-80s and mostly clear skies.

A Waymo autonomous car hit a child near a school in Santa Monica, causing minor injuries; NHTSA investigates the incident and Waymo's safety measures.

An adult man was shot and killed Wednesday near Amar Road and North Orange Avenue in La Puente. Homicide detectives are investigating and a suspect remains at large.

JM Eagle has sued the Gori Law Firm in federal court, alleging years of coached asbestos claims and seeking RICO damages. The filing raises fresh exposure and insurance questions.

A Kailua man was sentenced to 48 months and ordered to pay $1.814M after prosecutors say he scammed an elderly Irvine resident out of a yacht and home.

A Los Angeles man is charged with murder after a fatal fentanyl overdose in Thousand Oaks. Thomas Syslo also faces counts of drug possession, sale, and money laundering.

LBPD had a busy night with two stabbings, a shooting report, and a fatal traffic accident. Investigations for each incident are underway.

The Aquarium of the Pacific opened a new public rehab area with a 4,000‑gallon pool and can now treat up to four injured sea turtles; “Porkchop” is on display.

Long Beach police arrested four people this week in connection with the Aug. 6 double slaying near Compton Creek under the 710 Freeway. Authorities say suspects are now in custody as detectives prepare the case for prosecutors.

After a state Housing Accountability Act notice, Glendale staff urged the council to rescind its October denial of a 682‑unit Sears redevelopment to avoid possible penalties.