Two people died when a BMW SUV crashed during a police chase in Pomona after the driver lost control and the car rolled over. Two suspects were apprehended after fleeing the scene.

Jim McDonnell has been named the new LAPD chief by Mayor Karen Bass, with a focus on public safety, rebuilding the force, and community relationships.

LAFD responded to a fire in a Harvard Heights apartment, with 52 firefighters extinguishing the blaze in 29 minutes. No injuries were reported, the cause is under investigation.

Firefighters quickly extinguished a fire at a home in Woodland Hills, with no injuries reported. The LAFD identified an electrical outlet as the fire's origin.

The LA County Sheriff's Department urges public help to find a missing Toyota Corolla linked to homicide victim Estevan Mejia.

Two suspects have been arrested in California for a series of pickpocketing incidents targeting elderly individuals after a collaborative law enforcement effort.

A man was arrested in Fillmore after illegal firearms and potential explosives were found in his home following a tip about a gunshot. He faces multiple charges related to possessing these items.

Former LAPD detective Stephanie Lazarus' parole was rescinded by the California Parole Board after initially being granted, and she remains in prison for a 1986 murder.

Mayor Karen Bass is hosting an LA Sports & Entertainment Supplier Diversity Summit to help local businesses capitalize on opportunities from upcoming major events like the 2026 FIFA World Cup and the 2028 Olympic Games.

A Sierra High School student, Alexander Lopez, was killed by a pickup truck in Covina. Counseling services are offered to mourners. No arrest has been made yet.

Four LAPD officers and a civilian were honored by the LAFD for a car rescue in February 2024, where they saved two teenagers from a fiery crash in Encino.

Carlos Hernandez was arrested after a standoff with deputies in Yucca Valley, accused of sexually assaulting a minor and providing drugs. A five-hour barricade ended peacefully.

A Long Beach man pleaded guilty to a smash-and-grab robbery under the Hobbs Act, with over $2.6 million in jewelry stolen from a Beverly Hills jeweler.