Fred Fitness, a gym with high-tech, AI-powered workout systems, has opened in Santa Monica, offering personalized training and equipment for a unique fitness experience.

LAUSD enforces a cell phone ban to improve student engagement and mental health, with phones off and stored during school hours. Exceptions are allowed for emergencies and specific needs.

Los Angeles is expected to have a sunny week with temperatures rising to a high of 79 degrees by Sunday, aside from some patchy fog on Monday and Tuesday nights.

The Los Angeles County Development Authority and Red Cross seek rentals for Eaton fire victims, while the LA Council votes against extending eviction protections despite rising rental prices and legal action against price gouging.

A 70-year-old pedestrian died after being hit by two vehicles in Oxnard on Valentine's Day; the involved drivers cooperated with the police investigation.

Casey Moses was arrested at a Yucca Valley Walmart for shoplifting, facing enhanced felony charges due to two prior theft convictions under Proposition 36.

Two suspects were arrested in Moreno Valley for retail theft totaling over $22,000; authorities recovered stolen goods including sunglasses and scooters.

A woman's body was found in Culver City Park, with her death under investigation and initial indications suggesting possible suicide. The park is closed, and the Culver City Police are probing the circumstances.

Heavy rain in Southern California resulted in an SUV getting stuck in a North Hills wash. No victims were reported by the LAFD, who responded to the incident.

Sheriff Chad Bianco plans to run for California governor in 2026 and will announce his candidacy next Monday. Bianco is known for his pro-Trump stance and tough stance on crime and immigration.

LA County lifts ocean water closure after wildfire pollution but cautions with advisory due to rain and potential debris. Public Health continues monitoring water quality.

A Fontana man was arrested for the January 26th Phelan shooting, which led to the victim's death in February. The San Bernardino County Sheriff's Department is investigating the murder.

Alan W. Filion, 18, has been sentenced to four years for a nationwide swatting spree, involving over 375 hoax calls, according to the Department of Justice.