Harpoon Henry's, a 50-year-old Dana Point Harbor restaurant, is closing due to a $550 million redevelopment project. Staff are offered jobs at a sister restaurant. The Rose in Venice is also closing, citing economic challenges.

Pasadena Transit will add two new bus routes starting December 15, rebranding Metro Lines 177 and 256 as Routes 53 and 33, while adjusting fares and improving service frequency.

Joseph Bennett, 61, was arrested by the LA County Sheriff's Department for a bank robbery and attempted robbery. He allegedly used the threat of a firearm in both incidents, leading to felony charges. He is now held on $250,000 bail.

A man in Rancho Cucamonga died after an incident with an unidentified male; the suspect is still at large, while authorities investigate and seek information.

A high-speed pursuit in L.A. involving a stolen vehicle driven by teenagers ended with their arrest in Santa Monica; the chase was captured on video by news helicopters.

A mandatory wood-burning ban is in effect in South Coast Air Basin due to an air quality alert until 11:59 PM.

Nathan Hochman has been inaugurated as the 44th District Attorney of Los Angeles, promising stricter crime policies and a shift from his predecessor's lenient approach.

A Chino Hills man, Timothy Holub, is sought by authorities for child pornography and sexual misconduct involving a minor, with detectives believing there may be more victims.

The Rose Bowl stadium is undergoing an $80 million renovation to modernize facilities while preserving its historical essence, aiming for completion by 2026.

The Los Angeles County Department of Public Health warns of high bacterial levels at several beaches, advising against ocean activities near affected areas like Malibu Lagoon and Santa Monica Pier.

Santa Clarita Transit is offering a Holiday Light Tour from Dec 13-15, with $3 tickets or free with a toiletry donation, including festive activities and a raffle for a year of free transit.

Downtown LA faced closures due to a ‘suspicious package’ at Macy's. Police and a bomb squad investigated; the device was found harmless, and streets later reopened.

Santa Ana officers fatally shot a man with a replica rifle downtown; the incident is under investigation with no additional details on the confrontation or the man's identity yet released.